for many people to feel a sense of belonging but one community garden in the australian city of adelaide is bringing new and old ozzy's together. cookouts are a beloved australian pastime a way to bring people together. but it's not often that you see maize on the barbie . thanks to a community garden started 4 years ago in adelaide this staple of many recipes from the african continent is now available for purchase to the public. event it will be less ones not only from off the kind of communities but even from the middle east and from asia and now we are teaching even. to to use the maze and they like. the garden is a hub for people looking to purchase maize and the demand is surging this means that there's more to do for people looking for community and jobs. but when i see the god in it it reminds me so i feel i'm a whole another way of a sense of belonging for people like me who come from another country. and it's not just the corn growing the size of the garden is to. the community organization recently bought a strip of land across the road and is looking for local market gardener

adelaide serves as a think tank it's here at the university but the idea of water trading was conceived. and in some years you might get 0 water so they said nobody could take any more water so you're going to have to find a white share was what happened very quickly. as a result of work that i did it all started i said well what we need to do is to unbundle the system and take a license and he set out the bank quite accounting system little lady everybody tried it like forced into doing that you know all the regulations and still mike young is the founding father of the australian water markets a renowned economist he attended harvard university and has advised the united nations. this is the man writing the new history of water. boy scarcity is really think so water scarcity is part of the future of the world the global predictions of that by 2050 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources an abundance is a thing of the past. water needs to be man he's very precious why. and why is it drives innovation that makes sure our water goes to the best use as it poss

it australia our active frontal system on its way through the bite now it's rained in adelaide now although it looks like a massive cloud it may not produce a huge amount of rain mediately in victoria new south wales but they will certainly be some that it becomes a bit more active was a bit warm up on the queen's and side and then as it keeps going eastwards the active bit reaches the south island of new zealand so you leave behind sunshine for example in adelaide melbourne about 17 degrees and then you cried up science island on the north coast particularly heavy rain. on counting the cost india's labor reforms but is it reform when they crunch the job fed and made millions with no redress also what china's tightening grip on hong kong movies with financial hub status virtual jobs other stopgap for the real deal . counting the cost on al-jazeera. i really really not getting anywhere near. on the back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera has been reimposed in parts of china's capital after 45 people at a wholesale market tested positive for the corona virus is being called a wartime em

thanks to a community garden started 4 years ago in adelaide this staple of many recipes from the african continent is now available for purchase to the public. very good let's once not only from off we come to communities but even from the middle east and from isha and now we are teaching even. to to you is a maze and they like. the garden is a hub for people looking to purchase maize and the demand is surging this means that there's more to do for people looking for community and jobs. but when i was see the guy did it it reminded me a whole new ground so i feel i'm a whole another way of a sense of belonging for people like me who come from another country. and it's not just the corn growing the size of the garden is to. the community organization recently bought a strip of land across the road and is looking for local market gardeners to plant maize as well the hope is that one day there will be enough maize to make their own flower. complete and it's back to germany 14000000 people that's the number of visitors the german capital berlin counted last year the city with its combination

midteens for melbourne and adelaide. clouds andreasing rain across new zealand.tures will struggle. christchurch nine degrees by friday. a system is moving through. it is dry across the crimean peninsula, not bad in japan. the wetter weather is further south. seasonal rains will continue. possibly some localized flooding. much of japapan escapes ththe r. it staysys fine and drdry. ♪ anchor: hello. the top stories on "al jazeera." charges against the police charged in george floyd's death have been increased to second-degree murder. people inousands of london have showed their solidarity with racism protesters in the u.s. we are live from brooklyn, new york, at a rally for black lives matter. what have people been saying in reaction to the latest charges? they are happy. they think this is another step towards justice. some wanted stronger charges against those officers, but in general this is what they want, an array of things. when it comes to the death of george floyd, they wanted charges against those officers, which is now the case. brooklyn now. we are expec

that wetter weather does make good progress across australia, adelaide seeing the rain. see heavy rain southeast , but we push up into new south wales, eastern parts of queens, some showers. heavy rain continuing across central parts of china. a little further north as we go on through the next couple of days. it will roll across into south korea. some lively showers there for a time into japan. turning wetter by saturday. ♪ anchor: welcome back, a reminder of the top stories, the world health organization has warned the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating in africa. the number of infections has doubled to 200,000 in less than three weeks and the un's has a shortage of testing kits remains a major problem. president trump has authorized sanctions against international court officials investigating convex in afghanistan. america's top general says it was wrong to join president opportunityphoto after the area was cleared from antiracism protesters. he regrets creating the perception of military involvement in domestic properties. another antigovernment activist has disap

that is on its way east to adelaide are most certainly melbourne.ne preceding it has reached new zealand. that circulation is going to affect auckland. we have three wet days. the windiest is likely to be thursday. all the way north, opposite season. rain is the story. it has been actively wet in parts of japan. you follow this line back, that is the seasonal front. it brings the welcome flooding rains through the yangtze at the moment. it has an interesting slope to it. this are here is on its way to the korean peninsula. if it is orange, it is heavy rain. it stretches all the way to south korea, up to seoul and north korea. the chinese end is also wet. ♪ >> one of our top stories hero knowledges era. the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating across america's south and southwest. a dozen states reported record increases and new infections over the weekend as well as rises in the number of people in hospital. the world health organization says there has been worrying increases of the virus across latin america. a 600 death.ported condemned a decision

we will see a few more showers just impacting these coastal areas and it should be mostly dry in adelaidend melbourne. showers around the coast. more of that further through much of queensland into north australia and rain showers working their way into the north island of new zealand area heavy amounts of rain across southern and central areas of china. it is largely impacting this area. most of the rain will stay well to the east of japan but through saturday, showers beginning to push into the west and they could be very heavy at times and lead to some -- in areas. ♪ ♪ ♪ top stories here on al jazeera. a memorial service has been held for george floyd, the black man whose death in police custody sparked protests across the u.s. and the world. the ceremony ended with everyone standing for more than eight minutes to mark the time a white police offered her -- officer knelt on his neck. there is enough evidence to put three men on trial in the death of ahmaud arbery in february. a libyan warlords forces have gathered outside tripoli after troops loyal to the u.n. backed government regaine

temperatures will rise through the day. 14 selsus in hobart and in adelaide. .ll be sunny the next couple of days mostly dry across both islands of new zealand. not a bad day across much of australia. fine and dry in perth. but by wednesday a front slides its away across the coast. doesn't quite make it there but another fine day with a high of 24 degrees celsius. more showers developing throughout the day and pushing up into coastal arias of queensland. across asia, across the south, very strong thunderstorms and you can see the water spout forms off the coast of hong kong. plenty more rain in the forecast for tuesday, becoming rather more extensive wednesday. could lead to flooding and mud lides. ♪ >> top story here's on al-jazeera. the former police officer accused of killing george floyd appeared in court for the first time. he appeared via video link. bail set at $1.25 million. thousands of people have queued to pay respects to george floyd's body in his home city of houston. his funeral will be held there on tuesday. north korea says it will completely cut

to be ours which means the risk extends certain northern bite and towards maybe south australia adelaide area in the next 24 hours or so that front moves in some damage has been done but of course the wind is not easing in western australia so things do look over a lot quieter it's still potentially quite damagingly windy in new zealand as well there's quite a lot of rain around in the north and if you pick out weddington as a specific forecast the wind is the prominent feature right up to thursday. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to as a global power developing to the basement company power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and if farm into shell energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future in. the in the the a. player watching al-jazeera live from doha to recap our top stories this hour at least 9 people have been killed in pakistan after gunmen stormed the

major donation from gadhafi for his campaign and he didn't want that to come out and believe it was adelaide with able to get out of billions of dollars they they owed libya by bringing down gadhafi it really is a despicable motivations behind it this called humanitarian intervention recently the trauma administration has been working very hard to destroy the power of the international criminal court the i.c.c. but they're not the 1st evisceration to say the i.c.c. cannot investigate or prosecute americans why is it so important for the u.s. to undermine an international body that prosecutes war crimes. yeah well because it's pretty incontrovertibly that it's the u.s. that commits the most were crimes around the world largely because it's the us that is engaged in multiple wars around the world like no other country and from the very beginning the u.s. . had great antipathy towards even the idea of the international criminal court bill clinton. as president helped to negotiate the rome statute of the international criminal court made sure that its provisions particularly to go after countrie

on its way through choosing the winds will be increasing and we could just see a policy shah into adelaide melbourne and maybe well into showers into sydney but it should be a better day should be dry on the whole still the showers really affecting much of new zealand the thames is quite a bit lower and so the shoddy patterns you see there across into path with a high of 21 degrees now across into asia really central china of course this is where we're seeing the recent very heavy amounts of rain have a look at this very dramatic these pictures that actually captured as a landslide was happening you can see the damage that was done 69 people had to be relocated amazingly nobody was hurt there were no injuries and of course the fed waters though they do continue across the entire region and they would as they go through monday central regions pushing up towards the east similar story on tuesday those rains then heading to japan. during a moment in time. the line. of the story. people are pretty calm and there is a. chance. someone else is. the dream of your life inspiring documentary. filmm

sydney as we go on saturday that western weather does make good progress across south australia adelaide seeing the rain western parts of it toria turning unsettled port fairy will see some heavy rain southeast it generates robert you push up into new south wales eastern parts of queensland could see some lively showers chances some welcome to northern parts of the north island of new zealand but so welcome will be the heavy rain which is continue for central parts of china snatching a little further north which as we go on through the next couple of days it will roll across the sea in sioux south korea. was there for a time into japan is to gradually clear through the turning west by saturday. because many countries around the world rely on mica to make their product. schoolboy but who pays the price for making the b.c. business she responded when i went east investigates. on al-jazeera. play an important role in protecting him and i. don't touch face. the and the the one. at the back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization has warned the coronavirus

citing concerns over the coronavirus well let's now take you to these live pictures from the city of adelaide in south australia where crowds have already clearly gathered the australian protests are also a show of support for the aboriginal community there and also to highlight high levels of indigenous incarceration and deaths in custody we'll be bringing you all the latest here on al-jazeera. there's been an unexpected fall in the u.s. unemployment rate with the figure from a down to 13.3 percent while it indicates the us economy may be recovering there was a slight increase in the jobless rate for black and asian workers and there have been scenes of jubilation in libya after the end of world khalifa haftar as yearlong offensive to seize the capital tripoli the un recognized government said it had seized the nearby city of tire huna on friday it was the remaining stronghold of have to its forces front says it's killed the leader of al qaeda in north africa the french defense minister says dell died in an operation on thursday in northwest mali several people from his inner circle were als

fronts are in the breeze picks up and that of course is all also his way eastwards towards maybe adelaide or sydney melbourne hobart whereas the one preceding it has now reached new zealand and that circulation is going to affect all cling we've got 3 wet days and the wind this is like he says they were that is the predominant fear i suspect. all right off of that season still right is the story been actively wet in parts of japan but it went through fairly quickly view follow this line back that is the seasonal la you buy your front it brings the welcome flooding rains through the yangtze but the moment is quite interesting slave to it a break here night is and this orange chair is on its way to the korean peninsula so if his oranges heavy rain it stretches all the way towards south korea up to saul into north korea but of course the chinese and is also wet. from. the germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of what it is to have them on my motto struck cross what you are. but as he said he changes he's moving with the times. and going on the road. the stories we don't ofte

saying that in sydney we're getting into the low to maintain say that is that southeastern coast of adelaide melbourne and for hope about sunset somewhat to weather grassy pushing into perth as we go on through friday that what weather just snaking its way across southern parts of wy but for much of us as i said it is looking fine and dry not so for new zealand see some very helpful very wet weather making its way through it's going to be rather wet and windy but then we do need the rain. but. when the cold at 19 pandemic hit iran. a filmmaker cut adrift from his crew began documenting life from the lock down i made on growing international sanctions. an intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries coronavirus locked down iran people in power on a. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now strayer's largest airline quantas is cutting $6000.00 staff to reduce costs during the pandemic line is grounding $100.00 planes for at least a year and will keep 15000 workers only 4 months about 13 percent of people in bangladesh have beco

through still less so when he was going through south australia on wednesday it's like to be impacting adelaide in just brushing through victoria but as it keeps going there will be some rain and some with it won't be quite as bad and tasmania once again probably get the brunt of it so there's a strong winds through the bass strait temperature wise afterwards middle teens us about where it should be and purse were about 80 degrees this will eventually head across to new zealand where the last 2 days been particularly nasty in the north but we were day off on thursday maybe friday to rain with that the wind is the story in this part of asia east asia from the korean peninsula through japan and back to china's the seasonal right has been particularly active in the last week to 10 days to say resulting in flooding there's like a few more flooding i suspect just briefly on the edge of honshu a wet day for turkey and the follow the tail of it back into china the next area developing is in sichuan probably bits of you non as well the orange tops our big showers or prolonged right there will be more l

the light winds in the class guys have been getting off to some very chilly starts recently and adelaide struggle to stay about phrasing one celsius there on a monday morning getting up to around 14 degrees as we go through choose dyesebel temperatures from melbourne and for hope out of frosty start for the southeast coast of australia over the next couple of days and then they will gradually start to warm up want to see a shower still a possibility rather based inside of us but they are in the process of proceeding meanwhile for this event it's not a dry. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to mountains as a global power development 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 environmentally sound energy solutions for future generation the british pound pioneering future energy. move forward for. watching al-jazeera remind all the top stories this hour

will see though is a few more showers just impacting these coastal areas it should be mostly dry in adelaide and they should be drawn melba say showers around the coast more of that kind of spinning further through much of queensland upon into a north of australia and there's rain showers working their way into the north island of new zealand very heavy amounts of rain still across southern and central areas of china it is so large the impacting this area most of the rains that you know friday will stay well to the east of japan but sunny through saturday the beginning to push into the west on that could be very heavy at times it could lead to some localized flooding in areas. in the grip of the house. with the capital open now one of the world's most on a portable one i want to meet the families desperate to find a place to hold on and how does either. al-jazeera. now is. the amount of top stories here on jazeera a memorial service has been held for george floyd the black man whose death in police custody sparked protests across the u.s. and the world ceremony ended with everyone standing f

picture i speak of on through sunday 14 celsius in melbourne 13 therefore how about tad warm in the in adelaide with temperatures around the mid teens to into new zealand some rather wet and windy weather coming in here over the next couple of days across a good part of the country much needed rainfall coming through then we got some rainfall making its way across japan as well at the moment that will clear through saturday lossie find it rather the wetter weather coming out of central parts of china and will pulse its way in the southern parts of honshu i.q. she. on counting the cost of europe at a crossroads that deals with a rising china and you. it's a president who riles his allies also how the world's tekken investment money hasn't reached people of color and cyber attacks on vaccine makers in the bar trees . counting the costs on al-jazeera. be the hero world needs right now. the. element in the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. vice president has echoed donald trump's view that the continuing upswing in for one of ours cases of this country is down to more testing of the country's infe

on monday the other problem frontal system which of course well then walk across the bite towards adelaide melbourne. bubbles but sport to go agree clarity and with city. county because that's economies tank and god losses increase government gets ahead it was world will be levels been asked back it's a record high a stock market is divorced from reality plus the pandemic devastates indigenous communities across latin america. counting the cost 0. play an important role. in. ringback the and. welcome back a recap of our top stories on monsoon weather in bangladesh is threatening the safety of 1000000 rohingya refugees already at risk of coronavirus aid workers have repeatedly warned of the disastrous toll it could take brazil has become the 2nd country to record more than a 1000000 coronavirus cases it reported over 54000 infections on friday a new high for the country which is the epicenter of the pandemic in latin america and a powerful u.s. prosecutor has made cases against president trump's allies says he won't resign despite an attempt to remove him jeffrey berman led the case against

day for president 24 there for perth were to the mid teens for melbourne for hobart and also for adelaide on the other side of the ditch we have got increasing cloud and right making its way across new zealand and temperatures will struggle here crushed snow woman around 9 celsius by friday snow levels starting to fall as a system moves through meanwhile this lousy fire dry across the korean peninsula and northern parts of china not too bad into japan the west the weather that's further south we got some very heavy rain it's essential parts of china the seasonal rains here that's going to continue looking across a similar area as we go through friday possibly some localized flooding but you can see for much of japan escaped the cloud and dry stays fine i'm sure i. was bombs continue to rain down on afghanistan civilians are paying the ultimate price they are completely forgotten and no $1.00 is listening to these people while those responsible operate with impunity this is about owning our mistakes this is about saying science and the accountability in a largely unaccountable war has anyo

sunday we've got some some folk kicking off the day in melbourne on sunday meanwhile sunny skies in adelaide there shots working the way across new zealand but also it is a wet day sunday across much of western australia that front just sliding through again some friday brisk winds with that's a no real change across the southeast but me one across new zealand the north island they get some good rain and some fairly brisk winds but across into western australia ready for perth damages not fairing too badly can see for the next few days it will stay rather unsettled. on counting the cost of europe at a crossroads it deals with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his allies also how the world's tekken investment money hasn't reached people of color and cyber attacks on faxing macon's in the bar trees. counting the costs on al-jazeera. i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world we're willing and fit in taking you into a place you might not visit otherwise and feels that you were there. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera a corona virus infections ha

it's generally speaking not very warm the next front on its way through the bite will bring rain to adelaide on saturday and melbourne probably saturday night or sunday keeping the temperatures in the teens i see so no snow forecast listen up just yet you see those quite quite a bit of rain maybe with the far north of north island just heading in towards wellington late on sunday and of course significant rain for queensland. cosmetic companies around the world rely on market to make their products cooler but who pays the price for making the beauty business she. went east investigates. on al-jazeera. played important role checking in with. the to trace. the in. america recap of our top stories on al-jazeera india has recorded the biggest single day jump in coronavirus cases with nearly 11000 new infections in just 24 hours the rise comes as the government eases its nationwide lockdown. asian stocks have opened lower after markets in the united states recorded their steepest decline since may to march its follows rising corona virus infections and a poor economic forecast from the u.s. feder

moment and for the next couple days it's largely dry and southeast colas front just schemes into adelaide maybe melbourne more likely tasmania new zealand is the place it gets the wettest and the windiest weather in the immediate 24 hours with wellington's forecast a fairly wet and windy one. rewind macare bring your people back to life i'm sorry but take on the best of al-jazeera documentaries the struggle continues from bondi to know the full news distance rewind continues with the return of belief that change steve shall be one on one east of our culture trees 100 species are going extinct every 24 hours and a lot of that is attributed to wildlife trafficking we want on al-jazeera. to me to. the on the. list. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera last a player has been sworn in as malawi's new president he defeated incumbent to beat him with a recount in a historic rerun it's the 1st time in africa that a court ordered vote has led to victory for the opposition candidates china's top legislative body is meeting for the next 3 days and is expected to fast track a controversial nati

across the southeast in tasmania fairly cloudy skies the chance of a few showers such neutral sin to adelaideand melbourne and as we go into cheese day it's a similar story temp is not really moving a tool on again cloudy skies with a chance of showers that very brisk winds through the bass strait and again a fairly unsettled and her boss with a high on choose day 50. rewind a care breyer people back to life i'm sorry. but it's on the best of al-jazeera documentaries destro continual from back did till now or use distance rewind continues with baltimore anatomy of an american city i have close friends who are lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the ass of my students and it does not look good rewind on al-jazeera. order. to home. welcome back a recap of the top stories on al-jazeera this hour the police killing of another black american has triggered new protests brooks was shot after a struggle at a fast food restaurant in atlanta on friday night atlanta's chief of police has resigned and officer involved in the shooting sounds chinese health officials are repo

picture i speak 0 on through sunday 14 celsius in melbourne 13 therefore how about tad warmer there in adelaide with temperatures around the mid teens to into new zealand some rather wet and windy weather coming in here over the next couple of days across a good part of the country much needed rainfall coming through then we got some rainfall making its way across japan as well at the moment that will clear through saturday lossie fine in front of the west the weather coming out of central positon a little pulse its way in the southern parts of honshu thank you she. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature. is high risk management sometimes trump is really using production drugs. that are approved for use in the u.s. the f.d.a. simply isn't testing enough on the imported market to really find all of these violent threats to take notes on al-jazeera. 'd al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from london i'm terry navigator coming up in the next 60 minutes u.s. coronavirus task force mee

sydney, adelaide, melbourne, across australia, the ripples of anger have turned to waves of protest,ng better rights for aboriginals. in northern france crowds joined the global outrage. indeed, point to a place on the planet, and there'll have had protests. japan. south korea. kenya. south africa. lebanon. canada where p.m. justice trudeau took a knee. all of these just in the past 48 hours. everywhere there is hope. the swell of support will amount to change. finally. >> i have awoken a part of me which has been begging to be released for years and years. and this year, 2020, there's something in the air about 2020. i think it's a combination of man things, anxiety, coronavirus, george floyd. >> reporter: still plenty more protests to come. nic robertson, cnn, london. >>> i want to go now to nina does santos. what are we expecting in the coming hours? >> things appear to be quite peaceful up until the end of the day when the weather changed. there was a big it skotorm brewing, and the protesters amassed outside the residence of number 10 downing street which has a key security poin

>> reporter: sydney, adelaide, brisbon, melbourne, right across australia saturday, the ripples of angerfloyd's killing have turned to waves of protest, demanding better rights for aboriginals. in northern france, crowds joined the global outrage. indeed, point to a place on the planet, and there will have been protests. japan, south korea. kenya, south africa, lebanon, canada, where p.m. justin trudeau just took a knee, all of these in the past 48 hours. everywhere there is hope. the swell of support will amount to change, finally. >> i have aworker and paken a p that has been begging for release. there's something about 2020, coronavirus, george floyd, to be here, it feels like i should have been here from tday one. >> reporter: every indication here, still more protests to come. nic robertson, cnn, london. >>> people standing shoulder to shoulder, yelling, coughing, not always wearing masks, basically everything we're told not to do during the coronavirus pandemic and yet it is happening at protests all around the world. people are getting tear gassed which has them coughing and touch

through still less so when he was going through south australia on one state's light to be impacting adelaide then just brushing through victoria but as it keeps going there will be some rain and some wind it won't be caught as bad and tasmania once again probably get the brunt of it so there's a strong winds through the bass strait temperature wise afterwards middle teens us about where it should be and purser about 80 degrees this will eventually head across to new zealand where the last 2 days been particularly nasty in the north but we've got a day off on thursday maybe friday to rain without the wind is the story in this part of asia east asia from the korean princess through japan and back to china's the seasonal right has been particularly active in the last week to 10 days a resulting in flooding there's not be more flooding i suspect just briefly on the edge of honshu a wet day for turkey and the fall of the tail it back into china the next day. area developing is in sichuan for bits of you non as well there are. big shower was all right there will be more landslides there will be mo

adelaide. brisbane. melbourne.ht across australia saturday the ripples of anger at george floyd's killing have turned to waves of protests demanding better rights for aboriginals. in northern france crowds joined the global outrage. indeed, point to a place on the planet and they'll have had protests. japan. south korea. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: kenya. south africa. lebanon. canada. where p.m. justin trudeau took a knee. all of these just in the past 48 hours. everywhere there is hope the swell of support will amount to change finally. >> i've awoken a part of me which has been begging to be released for years and years, and this year 2020 there's something in the air about 2020. i think it's a culmination of many factors, trumpian anxiety, coronavirus, george floyd. it feels like i should have been here from day one. >> reporter: every indication still plenty more protests to come. nic robertson, cnn, london. >>> people in berlin also protesting racism and police violence. this time through silent demon

run through in the breeze picks up and that of course is all also its way eastwards towards maybe adelaide where sydney melbourne hobart whereas the wrong preceding it has now reached new zealand and that circulation is going to affect all cling we've got 3 wet days and the wind is his life he says they were that is the predominant fear i suspect. all right off of that season still right is the story didn't actively went in parts of japan but went through fairly quickly if you follow this line back that is the seasonal law you buy your front it brings the welcome flooding rains through the yangtze but the moment is quite interesting slave to it a break here notice and this orange here is on its way to the korean peninsula so if it's oranges heavy rain it stretches all the way towards south korea to salt into north korea but of course the chinese and is also went. this is al jazeera. i know i'm not entirely this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up . new york continues to emerge from its coronavirus lockdown but in some of us states infections are accelerating. brazil's ou

>> reporter: sydney, adelaide, brisbane, melbourne, right across australia saturday, the ripples of angert george floyd's killing have turned to waves of protests, demanding better rights for aboriginals. in northern france, crowds joined the global outrage. indeed, point to a place on the planet and they'll have had protests. japan, south korea, kenya, south africa, lebanon, canada, where pm justin trudeau took a knee, all of these just in the past 48 hours. everywhere there is hope, the swell of support will amount to change finally. >> i have awoken a part of me begging to be released for years and years. 2020 is the year, i think it is a culmination of many things, and so to be here, it feels like i should have been here -- feels like i should have been here from day one. >> reporter: every indication here plenty more protests to come. nic robertson, cnn, london. >>> let's take you now live to spain where a protest is expected to get under way in madrid in the next hour. al goodman is there for us. al, you and i have been talking about coronavirus epidemic there, people were just allo

its way through and shoes of the winds will be increasing and we could just see a policy hsia into adelaide melbourne and maybe one or 2 shows into sydney but it should be a better day should be dry on the whole and still the showers really affecting much of new zealand the thames is quite a bit lower and so the shoddy patterns you see there across into path with a high of 21 degrees now across into asia really central china of course this is where we're seeing the recent very heavy amounts of rain have a look at this very dramatic these pictures that actually captured as a landslide was happening you can see the damage that was done $69.00 people had to be relocated amazingly nobody was hurt there were no injuries and of course the fed waters though they do continue across the entire region and they would have to go through monday central regions pushing off towards the east similar story on tuesday those rains then heading to japan. frank assessment tourism comes through in the group what's been the result. more significant and in-depth analysis of the day. global headlines inside story o

heat of the day for president 24 there for perth were to the mid teens for melbourne and also for adelaide on the other side of the ditch we have got increasing cloud and right making its way across new zealand and temperatures will struggle here crushed snow woman around 9 celsius by friday snow levels starting to fall as a system moves through. the fire and dry across the korean peninsula northern parts of china not too bad into japan the west the weather that's further south we got some very heavy rain it's essential parts of china the seasonal rains here that's going to continue looking across a similar area as we go through friday possibly some localized flooding but you can see for much of japan escaped the cloud on friday and stays fine i'm dry. as bombs continue to rain down on afghanistan civilians are paying the ultimate price they are completely forgotten and no $1.00 is listening to. these people while those responsible operate with impunity this is about owning our mistakes says about things accountability in a nasty unaccountable war has anyone from the u.s. military been in

of protests they will be demonstrate sions happening right across the country from brisbane and adelaide and victoria in terms of sydney will just have to say what happens but police are out in force already their offices on different parts of the road but they have said that they will have to act accordingly if protesters do defy that court order to rosa because it's not just a case of expressing solidarity with the protesters united states they're all very serious concerns the people the protesters in australia won't touch at home. absolutely it was only this week that we saw or a social media video come out of a white police officer arresting and aboriginal teenager and he was accused of using excessive force the family has asked for him to be charged and police have said that they have will be an internal investigation but many want to be an independent one so these are issues that people stand in solidarity with with what's happening in the united states but there are people saying that it's happening here as well especially in the criminal justice system with that representation of

on saturday is a few more showers just impacting these coastal areas it should be mostly dry in adelaide and it should be drawn melbourne but it's a showers around the coast more of that kind of spinning further through much of queensland opin to a north of australia and there's rain showers working their way into the north island of new zealand very heavy amounts of rain still across most southern and central areas of china it is so large the impacting this area most of the rains that you know friday will stay well to the east of japan but certainly through saturday the showers beginning to push into the west and they could be very heavy at times it could lead to some localized flooding in areas. a controversial approach i am not an idealogue let me be absolutely clear to democracy and international development overgrowth doesn't cut inequality in fact the increase i was from a bestselling author and distinguished global economist you don't advocate for gringo like you do i sure do many times as one having read my book just how many women might know me very well going to marry her sand

we have seen protest tonight in cities such as seattle, adelaide, washington, dc, and denver. are peaceful, unless no reports of violence so far. and, indeed, some key cities such as los angeles and washington, dc have actually lifted cu rfews that were washington, dc have actually lifted curfews that were in place earlier this week after several nights of peaceful protests. and the mood i think, generally, more sombre following that memorial service today for george floyd. in one of the key speakers we heard from today, the rev al sharpton, a leading civil rights leader here, has promised that the protest will go on and he is planning to lead a protest march to washington, dc in august this year to mark the anniversary of the famous march on washington where martin luther king delivered that famous i have a dream speech. but the feeling very much that this will go on. but it is gaining more momentum as days go by. i am sure that will be bolstered by the series of memorial services that we can prepare for over the weeks ahead. also, though, let's focus on the matter in hand ra

temperatures dip to 5 below 0 there's some very cold air city cold enough for a touch of frost in adelaide as well where the temperature got down to around one degree celsius cold enough for a ground and see how widespread that that cold air is there the blue showing up in that southeastern corner across that toria pushing up into southern parts of new south wales by the afternoon we saw those temperatures getting up into the low teens temperatures will pick up a little as we go on through the next couple of days i'm pleased to say actually so we're off to a chilly start still a chance of another frost at least into choose days morning we'll see temperatures getting up to 15 celsius in melbourne 18 degrees there is sydney and you can see those temperatures well they are on the rise by the time we come to work thursday should be a touch warmest still noticed some showers there started to push their way into new south wales just around the gold coast and notice some wetter weather getting into new zealand but no sign of that rain pushing into the north island kamau thank you vision for the h

foreign office are still advising against all but essential travel meaning you can't go on holiday to adelaidet until those two things happen, that we have the foreign office change their advice, they think many people are going to want to travel. we were just discussing in the studio that people are really taking a punt that certain countries are going to be lifted from the quarantine. what countries do you think might be safe and which do you think are an absolute no—go? and which do you think are an absolute no-go? if you look at the general way other countries have dealt with covid—19, sometimes the pandemic started earlier, in other cases they shut down much more quickly. in most cases countries had less infections than we have had on the exceptions are very well known, america and brazil and one or two other destinations, but certainly around europe many have done a great job. greece in particular had a few hundred fatalities, it's not a nice thing anybody dying but it clearly goes to show they managed to handle it very well. the point is if they are willing to let us visit when they hav