it was linked to a pizza shop in adelaide. have been being spread on the actual pizza boxes, that perhaps it was then transported through the delivery process. and now it turns out that one of the people with covid—19 had actually lied about their link to this pizza place. initially, they said that they had ordered a pizza from this place that was late —— linked to the cluster when in fact they actually worked at the pizza place, as well as at a medihotel, where recent arrivals to south australia had beenin arrivals to south australia had been in quarantine. this initial cluster was linked to one of the medihotels and it is believed a cleaner had picked up believed a cleaner had picked up the virus in one of the medihotels, and that is how this strain was sparked, but the doubt was over this one case of a link to that cluster. and now it turns out back, rather than getting it through ordering a pizza from this shop, they work in the vicinity side by side with someone who was a positive case. remarkable. just shows you the impa

so 34 is a temperature forecast for adelaide 30 for melbourne. this is both a sunday. now a person 20 per cent will probably warm up on monday and freight adelaide and melbourne was a huge drop about 10 degrees for both significant thunderstorms and travels through a city bits of victoria. and his new south wales are the main rays. going to see the tasman head towards news even for a couple days time. more active weather now. as winter comes across the wall morse's, the sea sea of japan, produces rain or showers significant ones. that's like to be saturday night and sunday. you see proper rain come across and form. well, i would think reflooding in parts of northern honshu and snow may well be more evidence of your card as it will be in parts of north korea. mostly this winter than shows itself is cold by day colder by night. with the sun i have this rather more cloud further south in china was snow for some, but beijing enjoys no more. cooling demain, the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution to newseum. a mission to entertain, educate and provoke deb

generally settled and fine and sunny 25 celsius in adelaide, the adelaide a 20 there for melbourne, we're getting up to around 29. come by wednesday in melbourne, picking up to around 33 in adelaide and stays further west again 5 and drive basin places a fair weather cloud up towards northern areas. but i wanted to show was just around the top end up towards the cape york peninsula and noticed some really nasty weather there for central and northern parts in the zealand. it week. an invitation to bear witness to all that life office. the highs the lows, the trials and tribulations and soon movements and everyday miracles, the injustices, the defiance, the tests of character and the person. they trace the witness. documentaries with a delicate touch on al-jazeera. so this is of the top stories, israeli media reporting prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made a secret visit to saudi arabia. according to the reports, netanyahu met the crown prince mohammed bin salman, and the u.s. might compare. the prime minister's office isn't confirming or denying the reports . hong kong pro-democracy a

adelaide at 25, at least in adelaide because you got rain for the north island of new zealand winters tucked in though for east asia, all of northern china, the korean peninsula, and some parts, particular carder of japan have felt winter from particularly good in the northeast of china on friday, vaastu across good, beautiful wintry soon. the moment for most is rather dirty craggy the same is true in beijing, the clouds increasing 7 degrees here, who had overcast as spots are right now. both not. beijing shows a trend to stay level until thursday, when temperatures drop again and winter makes another bite. an invitation to ban witness to all that life office. the highs, the lows, the trials and tribulations, the unseen movements, and everyday miracles, the injustices, the defiance. the tests of character and the personal victories, the witness. documentaries, with a delicate touch on al-jazeera. the with the the i can back our main story. ethiopia's prime minister is issued a 72 hour ultimatum to forces in the distant region of to grey, urging them to surrender or brace for an all ou

however this could be a week of 2 hobs possible strike that sent the case for adelaide for example for a hot start to the week here largely clear skies across a good part of australia pretty hate up towards the north west central areas and down towards the southeast in kona adelaide at $36.00 celsius a $34.00 melbourne but the clouds on the right all the way it's going to make its way through the bites as we go on through the next couple of days they really will hold those temperatures down through the 2nd half of the week will still get up to 26 in adelaide on wednesday thursday friday struggling to get to 20 degrees so something of a change coming through here there's that what's the weather moving through victoria melbourne flooding overturning increasingly wet and that cloud a rain will slide its way towards the southeast heavy rain there for tasmania fine untried 1st the south out of the new zealand but we have got some shabby right across the north island at least for a time share rain and sleet and snow into northern parts of japan at present not so wetter weather that wintry we

adelaide. but you should be glad that he's on a swing based about how many of them enough you want to share. you know, he's very satisfied. know that at the end you have the me, i was being, you know, how to live another long you do well by, you know, people who satisfy in the present say that this was a pita. but either that or not waking up, that reality is that one of the beds. so when you don't want to know what to do in your lives, move through the mother, daughter or the window shut the chill shine years she get she in the by your dish. but you must go find me yet. is she? i'm a good morning. good. i'm good. i'm going to continue to go to the line. yeah. i mean, i had my ass on the block. i had to, you could have done much crime to ask you and get back to the south. and that was that when you came in the by this would be so since couples will sort of felt the way i must that not a spot of up there. then we should have a day off or whatever kind of a shot from a shorter, physically valuabl

in from the south and that weak weather system that area cloud sweeps through 33 not to 21 in adelaide so i think you may well just nights assassin sherry rain coming in across victoria's well southern parts of new south wales somewhat of weather pushing into the western side of new zealand for much of days it is fun to dry questions to 27 degrees celsius we've got trouble making its way towards said japan meanwhile band of cloud him moving through sweeping through we'll see clearer skies coming in behind some showers that just stating in that gentle northwest brace into western parts of honshu to a good part off the car the clear across the weather comes back aim behind for the korean peninsula for much of china and it is a shower still learnt in those in japan but fine and drive to the south. 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 investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus we provide business growth p

a cloud of rain moving through the bite so that will break the hate that we've been seeing into adelaide eventually pushing down towards melbourne where we'll see some shabby rain coming through clearing the dust the fire risk that we have seen across parts of south australia pushing for the race was i mean 19 celsius there in adelaide and that is by thursday which show is to the southeast. and with granting all. refusing. the in the the on the. floor again you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this hour 7 celebrations in azerbaijan after a deal is signed to end weeks of conflict with as a by john's president says the agreement which was also signed by russia ends a long occupation of the disputed cardinal kind of back area where the agreement has spawns outrage in armenia with angry protesters storming government buildings in the air of on the deal costs for armenia forces to turn over control of some areas protesters are demanding the prime minister resign. and the u.s. attorney general has authorize federal prosecutors to investigate allegations of vo

but adelaide, on the other hand, as you can see, picking up to around 40 degrees, increased bushfire risk. as a result of that, there we go with showers across the open entia just around the top and the perth is fine. dry and sunny romania's, ancient forests. some of europe's most pristine. they are crucial for our society and crucial for battle against the climate crisis. but illegal logging by a ruthless to the mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives. logging in romania is our drug gangs violence, killing whistleblowers, amidst claims of corruption and the role of powerful multinationals. people in power investigates, rumania, break of the forest on al-jazeera. form again, you're watching. reminder of our top stories this hour. prime minister says the final phase of the offensive on the northern region has begun. 3 weeks of fighting, people have been told to stay indoors as the army moves in on the regional capital . and donald trump is guilty in 2017 during an investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election . and the world is mourning the death o

by the time you get to monday and that certainly 6 in adelaide won't last. by the time we do get to monday, the wind directions changed here back down a long way to 22 on the council cos the once mighty financial capitals of the world have been reduced to those towns by the pandemic. can they reinvent themselves? plus to accuse president of far as the central bank governor up, his son in law steps down as finance minister. counting the cost on al-jazeera revealing eco friendly solutions to comeback threats to our planet on which is iraq . well again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news this hour. ethiopia's government says the fighters integrate the 5 rockets of 2 cities in neighboring in a neighboring region that says thousands flee to sudan. human rights commission is investigating reports of a massacre in the town of my country. saturday is the final day for ethnic albanians to leave areas of the border cutback that will be handed over to azerbaijan. some people set fire to the homes as they went firsthand versus expected to happen. on s

i don't think he's putting down through the heart of australia and down towards adelaide.you see 40 springs should be right about the 34 mark. so even here it's quite talk, but because adelaide for 36, that's well above where it should be so, but it was but it won't last. this is the interior wind, but you just changed the other direction didn't 22, but time to get to monday, the showers moving across into what's still warm weather in queens, but nothing like as big as they were just a couple of days ago. and in perth was gone quite a good 25 degrees in the sunshine for, you know, to such interesting weather on the other side of the equator. whilst we wait for winds to come in, we stir there enough to keep beijing's air quality at least reasonable, if not particularly good. a few showers, maybe in the south of japan. rain, significant rain, just catching western ground or grungy, or even, you know, and because of this, this tropical cycling, probably just up to typhoon strength, where it makes landfall in vietnam that falls apart. now, you know what's happening, the sas ch

it's warming up in adelaide. another system coming through system of thunderstorms which you represent a change in temperature. this is no exception. so 34 is a temperature forecast for adelaide 30 for melbourne. this is both a sunday. there person 20 per cent will probably warm up on monday and freight adelaide and melbourne was a huge drop about 10 degrees for both significant thunderstorms and travels through a city bits of victoria. and his new south wales are the main rays going to 6 from the tasman head towards new zealand for a couple days time. more active weather now. as winter comes across the wall morse's, the sea sea of japan, produces rain or showers significant ones. like to be something out and sunday, you see proper rain come across and form. well, i would think reflooding in parts of northern honshu and snow may well be more evidence of your card as it will be in parts of north korea. mostly this winter and shows itself as cold by day cold by night. with the sun had this problem or cloud further

little brighter a little sunny yeah i did little warmer as well going up to $31.00 celsius the in adelaide low twenty's for sydney mid twenty's for melbourne a bit towards the west we have got some wetter weather coming in across southern parts of the way so some wet weather for a time in perth through monday and going to choose dale price not quite nicely watch across much of australia by this stage and warmest still in adelaide getting up to 33 degrees meanwhile wetter weather will push into central parts of new zealand with some weather weather also pushing across into japan at the moment a big area cloud just sliding through here that will run across that western side of japan through monday some really heavy bursts of right on this for a time could lead to some localized flooding it will move through brighton up nicely as we go on through chews day sunshine coming back in behind single figures that the soul fine dry and sunny fine and try to across the good parts of china we have got a little more clout and right over towards the west. now as we were in 5 go you drive toward the hikin

we've got in the interior wind temperatures in adelaide at around $33.00 celsius on thursday inland. alice gets up to $39.00 degrees celsius. it's also west. we get up to $27.00 in perth on thursday. some of that if you're going into friday 2526 celsius at that stage, the warmth i really tucking in across south australia, increased bushfire risk as a result of that 40 celsius for adelaide warms up further to from melbourne at around 31 degrees. even hobart getting up to 27 celsius, which beats sydney's 26 should be so much drier and brought into new zealand. still a few showers around here, but not as wet as it has been recently. and it's a similar pitch, if it to pan out as what is it has been recently here, was wealth clouds out towards the open waters, one or 2 showers, coming into japan as we go on through with day. some shabby rain there around the korean peninsula, but again, not too much to speak of that will play a part somewhat as we go on through friday. funny drives a lot of northern china. so what's the weather clearing away from the east coast? rumania, ancient forests.

it's still quite warm in adelaide at 34, but the heat's been pushed out of sydney. and we generally speaking, moving the clouds in this direction, so you're down to 24 in adelaide on monday. the shows like to generate inland in victoria. new south wales could be briefly quite poky. it western australia perth is warm, very warm again. 34, with a hint to shows running up to the northwest of the entire constants of the stars darwin. not yet wet season, but we might see something happen here. as to new zealand. well, it's not particularly wet. it is quite a cold in the moment, particularly inside silent on counting the cost sam be a, becomes the 1st african nation to the fold on its debts of the pandemic era. but as debts pile up, central banks think the unthinkable. negative interest rates plus brazil is dumped out of the rankings of the world's top 10, economies. counting the cost on al-jazeera. a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of a net lets journalists on al-jazeera. what the word earth orbit. you want to know just 0. remind of o

it's gone from sydney is about to go from adelaide. that frontal system is going through the temperature drops at least 10 degrees. the real active rain is going to be victoria and tasmania at birdsville for cross the tuesday. $47.00 just one off the record and well above the average. but even that doesn't last. as the wind change gets through birdsville on wednesday, sydney gets a bit cooler, a few showers in land, melbourne, and adelaide. see the sunshine and rise to 20 degrees. but perth is at 30 from fossil fuels to modern day renewables. as societies develop, the energy demands increase, requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company, nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these demands. we provide business growth, promote social economic benefits, and provide innovative, safe, and environmentally sound energy solutions for a future generation breastpin by a neighboring future energy. again, this is al-jazeera the mind of the main news this. if you know pie

adelaide at 25, at least in adelaide because you got rain for the north island of new zealand winters tucked in though for east asia, all of northern china, the korean peninsula, and some parts. particular carter of japan have felt winter to particularly good in the northeast of china. that if lost or close. good, beautiful winterreise in the moment. for most of these rather dirty cracky, the same is true in beijing. the clouds increasing 7 degrees here, who had overcast as spots are right now bald. not. beijing shows a trend to stay level until thursday, when temperatures drop again. and winter makes another bite. invitation to bear witness to that life office. the hardest, the nose,, v.m.c. and every day, miracle. witness on al-jazeera. a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of our networks, journalists on al-jazeera. al-jazeera hello, i'm watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. if the o.p.'s government says to grind, forces have 72 hours to surrender, as soldiers get ready to surround the regional capital mccalla a l

it's still warm in adelaide, they're up 32 on monday there's that frontal system gathering to come in behind it . the weather in purses, dyson quite but not warm at 20 degrees. and in adelaide you go down to 23 is the rain probably thunderstorms comes through the major right in victoria, or tasmania. sydney's forecast remains not as hull's, but quite windy on tuesday. the temper tense drop or a drop away from 25 or lower the wednesday on words. now, winters, of course the story in east asia, north of the equation is digging in that we've got snow to fall in hock. some snows trying to gather on the western side of china as well. it's a sort of between rain and snow. the temps for 5 degrees typically. but so i think sapporo in particular see a covering of snow on the ground for most day it's sunny. if not very warm for an invitation to bear witness to all that life office, the heidi's, the learner's, the trials and tribulations, the unseen. it's and every day, miracles, the injustices, the defiance, the tests of character and the personal victories. the witness. documentaries, with a de

angela is visiting 91—year—old adelaide with some shopping, and for a much—needed catch—up.eel very proud and thankful for the things they're doing for me. i think it's lovely. is it quite upsetting sometimes, when you get back in the car? no, i get in the car sometimes, and sometimes i am, like now, ifeelfull up. you get in the car and you feeljust like pulling on your heartstrings, you know what i mean? and they are lonely, and there's been some people worse than adelaide, and you think you don't even want to, you want to put them in the car and take them home with you and look after them. neighbourhood natters has changed ron's live, and now he is a volunteer. every day he makes calls to people who are feeling lonely. hello, kath. 0h, hello, ron. are you all right? yes, yes, not too bad. oh, good. you sound a bit better. is everything ok? i've got 16 people now. ten o'clock in the morning, i can phone reg. two o'clock in the afternoon, i can phone brian, at the home. i never thought that i would do this, never in a million years, but i'm thankful i've done it now. we're n

hello it's very much looking a week of too hot for adelaide there's a moment to slosh you find a drycourse much of australia sent to the clay skies for many what we call some shabby rain which a notch its way towards southern possibly way as we go through the week looking at winds coming in from an old new direction we've had this heat wave across northern parts in recent days and that heat is going to sink its way further south was a 33 celsius there full adelaide 26 for melbourne not too bad it's all in warmest still as we go on 3 cheers day 41 in alice he put up into push up into the red santa that's where the real hate is i'm into the mid thirty's to up towards the northwest once again as we go on through the week out west the weather will roll through the bite and we're looking at temperatures struggling to get to around 20 celsius by thursday or friday said to make the most of that 8 some showers there they'll push their way across the north island of new zealand but not that he will cling at around 19 celsius got some shabby rain say moving across japan but so west the weather

how this could be a wake of 2 hobs possible strike at that center the case for adelaide for example for a hot start to the week here logically scott because a good part of australia probably hate up towards the north west central areas and down towards the southeast and cold to adelaide to $36.00 celsius a $34.00 melbourne but the clouds on the right all the way it's going to make its way through the bites as we go on through the next couple of days they really will hold those temperatures down through the 2nd half of the week we're still going up to 26 in adelaide on wednesday thursday friday struggling to get to 20 degrees so something of a change coming through here there's that what's the weather moving through victoria melbourne flooding of attending increasingly wet and that cloud of rain will slide its way towards the southeast heavy rain there for tasmania fine in try 1st the south out of the new zealand but we have got some shabby right across the north island at least for a time shall rain say and sleet and snow into northern parts of japan at present that's a wetter weather t

with-- >> adelaide stevenson. >> stephen: adelaide stevenson. >> you would be good at that.e have to go, thanks so much for stopping by. i understand you have an important message to tell people before we go. >> every year, i have an auction to raise money for severely wounded veterans, to build homes for them-- specially adapted homes. you always, you always kick in with a visit to the set and a meet and greet. it's very generous. this year, obviously because of the pandemic, you are not doing that. you donated a zaneious suit. there is one day left on the auction. people can go to ebay.com/hfot, homes for our troops, and all of your "stans," all of the colbert "stans," can bid on your suit and get that money going up for the wounded veterans. >> stephen: a suit i actually wore on the show, and just mildly soiled. ( laughter ) >> well, i hope not too much, because i'm one of the bidders. >> stephen: no, it is dry cleaned, obviously, dry cleaned, jake. it's all been sterilized. >> with the blood of your least favorite guest. >> stephen: "the lead with jake tapper" airs weekd

weather is on its way through adelaide was gone through the new south wales and down through victoria and then tasmania. all wrapped around this loaches in the by never hind. of course. there weather has changed somewhat in perth. say your time has come down to 22. is dice to see there tensions are rising despite this what it's like said the stormy weather during wednesday, particularly thursday. so adelaide's temp is only 20 and not improving very much, but you skies are largely bright at least if the harvest hasn't come in news in new south wales, it's being somewhat flattened. the moment that weather slow moving its share is wet and the biggest chance of probably up in queens in northern greece and tropical queensland. now it's nice and settled to most of china on the korean peninsula. winter is trying to come across into japan particular carter and it has done just recently, but we're going to suddenly breeze. so niceish weather during surgery that it's back down to the potential bit of winter on the tops of the highest ground or carter during friday's to 12 in sapporo. but a wet

at 20 degrees and in adelaide you go down to 23 is the rain? probably thunderstorms comes through the major right in victoria, or tasmania. sydney's forecast remains not as hull's, but quite windy on tuesday. the temper tends to drop or a drop away from 25 or lower the wednesday onwards. now, which is of course the story in east asia north of the equation is digging in that we've got snow to fall in hockey. some snows trying to gather on the western side of china as well. it's a sort of between rain and snow, the temperature 4 or 5 degrees typically. but so i think sapporo in particular see a covering of snow on the ground for most day it's sunny. if not very warm, a key figure of the early 20th century arab literary scene and a feminist writer had ever had time. so why did her story and in such tragedy? al-jazeera well, the exposed the life and walk of maisie arda on al-jazeera understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you will be the news and current affairs that matter to you, this is al-jaze

we got in the interior way and temperatures in adelaide at around $33.00 celsius on thursday inland. dallas gets up to $39.00 degrees celsius. it's also west. we get up to $27.00 in path on thursday. some of that if you're going into friday 2526 celsius at that stage, the warmth i really tucking in across south australia, increased bushfire risk as a result of that 40 celsius for adelaide warms up further to from melbourne at around 31 degrees. even about getting up to 27 celsius, which beats sydney's 26 should be so much drier and brought into new zealand. still a few showers around here, but not as wet as it has been recently. and it's a similar pitch. if it to pan out as what is it has been recently here, was wealth clouds out towards the open waters want to showers, coming into japan as we go on through with day. some shabby rain there around the korean peninsula, but again, not too much to speak of that will play a part somewhat as we go on through friday. funny drives a bunch of northern china. so what's the weather clearing away from the east coast? coded 19 is a public health

all residents to stay at home for six days to contain a weekend cluster of cases in the city of adelaideit is the state's -- and resulted in long lines at supermarkets and covid testing sites. argentina's congress will examine a bill to legalize abortion, which until now has been a crime in the country. the president says he hopes congress will rise to the occasion as he studies the bill to guarantee the country's health care system implements access to the procedure. >> chanting for the right to choose, thousands spilled onto the streets in front of congress in buenos aires. the celebrations come after president alberto fernandez announced he would present a bill to legalize abortion. >> [speaking spanish] reporter: the move comes after a previous attempt to legalize abortion in 2018 under then president mauricio macri. the bill was passed in the chamber of deputies but rejected in the senate. in march of this year, fernandes announced a new bill. it was put on hold. he said it is a matter of public health. >> [speaking spanish] reporter: in the conservative south american nation, the p

choose to bryce not quite nicely watch across much of australia by this stage and warmest still in adelaide getting up to 33 degrees meanwhile wesa weather will push into central parts of new zealand with some weather weather also pushing across into japan at the. it's a big area cloud just sliding through here that will run across that western side of japan through monday some really heavy bursts of right on this for a time could lead to some localized flooding it'll move fertile brighten up nicely as we go on through choose day sunshine coming back in behind single figures that the soul fine dry and sunny find in try to across the good parts of china we have got a little more cloud and rain over towards the west. it's one of the most consequential elections in u.s. history and al-jazeera will be there every step of the way 9 hours of live coverage up to the minute results as they come in with correspondents across the u.s. and the rest of the world al-jazeera brings you a unique global perspective on the us elections 2020 frank assessments if american public opinion pieces betrayed by soc

reporter in south australia, the whole city of adelaide is in a six-day lockdown after a new clustercases. one of the many different approaches as a wait for the laura: the u.s. center for to avoid travel over the thanksgiving holiday. the rules and the regulations are causing confusion. we speak now with dr. jeremy faust. he works in emergency medicine. thank you for what thas. just as americans plans to travel for thanksgiving next week, the cdc says that te should nvel. what do you make of the advice and the timing of it? i think the cdc is feeling more liberated to speak directly to the american people. tthink t the cdc is beginning to see a new date where they can present what they feel is the case. most people do not know where they got coronavirus. when i ask my patients that i diagnose, they ai say, how did t? i did not know anybody that had it. that is what underscores the cdc's point. if you avoid people who vote and sound sick, t that is not the case. these indoor gathering with our families are a potential hotspot. the cdc is saying to ref ly take noteat. laura: dr. fauci

i‘ve been to people worse than adelaide and you don‘t even want to take...ow. ten o‘clock in the morning, i can phone reg. two o‘clock in the afternoon, i can phone bryan at the home. i never thought that i would do this, never in a million years but i‘m thankful i‘ve done it now, and you can talk for ever. and you‘ve just met them. you know? then they look round and they say, "blooming hell, "that time‘s gone quick." we‘re not strangers now, we‘re all friends. it‘s ron. "it‘s all right, it‘s ron, your mate," when you get on the phone. you know? you think to yourself, "well, that‘s ok then." it is a wonderful feeling, no doubt about it. i hope it lasts a lot longer. lovely story. lovely to see people helping each other so much in times of need. another lovely story... a doctor whose twins were delivered while she was in a coma with covid—19 says she struggled to believe they were hers when she awoke two weeks later. perpetual uke, who‘s a hospital consultant in birmingham, is now recovering at home with her baby son, pascal, and daughter, palmer. they were d

reporter: in south australia, the whole city of adelaide is in a six-day lodown after a new cluster ofes. one of the many different approaches as a wait for the vaccines. laura: t u.s. center for diseasetr c asked americans to avoid travel over the ioanksgiving holiday.the rules s are causing conf we speak now with dr. jeremy faust. emhe works igency medicine. thank you for what that's.st s americans are making plans to travel for thanksging next week, the cdc says that we should not travel. what do you make of the advice and the timing of it? tnk the cdc is feeling more liberated to speak rectly to the american people. i think that the cdc is beginning to see a new date where they can present what they feel is the case. most peoplo not know where they got coronavirus. when iy ask patients that i diagnose, they all say, how did i get? i did not know anybody that had it. s thatat underscores the cdc's point. if you avoid people who vot and sound sick, that you'll be fine. th is not the case. these indoor gatherings with our hotspot.re a potential the cdc is saying to really take note of

adelaide could hit the 40-degree mark for the next couple of days. sydney could see 39.hat's 15 degrees higher than normal for this time of year. some areas in australia might see 50 degrees or so or the weekend. it could be the highest temperature ever observed for the month of november in australia. a rare tornado made landfall, hit parts of texas. take a look at this video. severe thunderstorms swept through the u.s. southern plains late tuesday into wednesday morning. in northern texas, powerful winds caused significant damage to vehicles and buildings with smashed windows and missing rooftops. the national weather service has determined that it was an ef-2 tornado. five injuries have bn reported. the severe weather maker will continue to move into the eastern areas of the united states, so it's going to be rainy in thanksgiving, maryland, on your thanksgiving day. that's it for me. stay safe. >>> that's all for this hour on nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thank you for watching and stay with us for more. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani.

and they are available at the risk of just adelaide and up in the n.c.i. you'll find restaurants or bars. and this reddish carol bellamy, the bodyguard, it's made of just sugar water, lemon water, and a little food coloring made. but it has a long tradition in our city. if your name is going to be people like you, but you don't have the full set as well as being made. i think it's one of the 1st handmade products to be produced insecure. today there's even a song in advance for it includes all you can is a puppet. can see it is a white out up when best book is, but it african american will come. now you can see why i say the cure is clear. i'm being sold cattle, so we have a vast deposited at that. they've been sold, was mined as early as the 16th century. and this statute presents the minus who worked in the mine. yeah, without my, with a look at it, i decided to get everybody exits and that is a tradition in mining and that is to build a chapel for the mind as i see it. and here it is. 180 meters deep underground. the famous salt cathedral of sympathy or

kangaroo island is about 70 miles off the coast of adelaide.e for a seclusion, its golden beaches and its abundance of wildlife. at last summer it was one of the highest profile casualties in australia's worst wildfire season on record. the flames spread over 16 million acres, mostly in the south—west of the country new south wales and victoria. it's destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and claimed the lives of at least 33 people. according to the wwf, it also killed or displaced as millionaires 3 billion animals. —— make as many as 3 billion animals. here at the park the owners find themselves directly in the fire's path as they fought to save some of the country's most iconic creatures. grace came in from a road accident when her mother was hit by a car and killed so she has been with us for nearly two months now. it is important that they have their teddy so she cuddles onto that and sees it as her mum. it gives her comfort. if he does not have one she looks for one. she gets stressed. we are in the koala orphanage that we have got he

and finally, this week, we head to kangaroo island, about 70 miles from the coast of adelaide.ife. but last summer, it was one of the highest profile casualties in australia‘s worst wildfire season on record. the flames spread over 16 million acres, mostly in the south—west of the country, in new south wales and victoria. it destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and claimed the lives of at least 33 people. according to the wwf, it also killed or displaced as many as 3 billion animals. here at the kangaroo island wildlife park, the owners found themselves directly in the fire‘s path as they fought to save some of the country‘s most iconic creatures. this little one is grace. grace came in from a road accident when her mum was unfortunately hit by a car and killed, so she has been with us for nearly two months now. it‘s really important that they do have their teddies. she holds onto that and sees it as her mum. it gives her comfort. if she doesn‘t have one, she does start looking for one, she gets quite stressy. this building is the koala orphanage we‘ve got at the park. h

adelaide still showing the heat as in the alice springs for adelaide, have to come down about $31.00 on sunday, and a stop far off person. sunday 29. the rain is heading south towards new zealand. change of season rather more obvious. i suspect in the northeast of china, we've had snow. we had freezing rain damage from them both in vladivostok that aren't about minus 6 or the next massive winds coming through in so wet snow in beijing and further south and shot than this. that increasing creep of the cold down through hand generating some rain in central china. i don't think will get much further south into han, but beijing 6 in this code. and so you go 3 to 5 degrees and a frosty night light snow still to fall on saturday when you saw that by sunday. and the sun is probably coming out again. the temp is around about 5 degree mark further sides, apart from the middle of china is fairly dry and that dry extends to most of india and of course, quality is dropping again. but the health of humanity is its stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of glob

hello once again, active spring, weather is on its way through adelaide was gone through the new south wales and answer victoria. and then tasmania all wrapped around this lotions in the bar. never hind. of course the weather has changed somewhat in per say. your time has come down to $22.00. it's dice to see the attention are rising despite this was like 30 stormy weather during wednesday particular thursday. so i was only 20 and not improving very much, but you skies are largely brought at least if the harvest hasn't come in news in new south wales. it's being somewhat flattened at the moment that with a slow moving it's cheri's wet, in the biggest chance of probably up in queens in northern greece and tropical queensland. now it's nice and settled. most of china on the korean peninsula winter is trying to come across into japan particular card and it has done just recently, but we're going to suddenly breeze. so niceish weather during surgery that it's back down to the potential bit of winter on the tops of the highest ground during friday's to 12 in sapporo, but a wet catching, the

northwest continuing here and if anything sinking further south was just 33 cells just there for adelaide picking up to $34.00 on tuesday warming up there for melbourne as well and i would say was the southwest there's that cloud and rain. around the world council and working to manipulate and influence the. trolls this taking out rhythms that it developed in designed to push content that says click me every click we make is value. for one and industry of a 5 part series i did raise in mexico examining how propaganda and proper shape content will be algorithm on the jersey. hello again you are with out there as a reminder of our top story this hour joe biden has delivered a message of hope and unity as a clarion victory in the u.s. presidential election vice president elect kemal harris is making history as the 1st woman and minority to hold the job. president donald trump was playing golf one buys them was declared the winner of the election has not conceded and says he will go to court to make sure the election laws are op held. but there's been celebrations in cities across the united

don't think because the temperatures city in adelaide, for example, 3339, they have to sydney in on sunday and perth, a port 25 by comparison. the story will be for the next couple of days, this heat waves, footings through out of queensland and, and outback new south wales towards the coast, with temperatures rising in land, not necessarily on the coast. sydney is quite pleasant. in afghanistan, the taliban is renowned for its violent repression of women. now a new deal with the u.s. could see the group return to palace one o one a steam desta, gates of afghan women who paid the price. the pace on al-jazeera dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the on the ground realities of fact in the news coverage. what's the lay of the land, the challenging assumptions and the official line. the listening post on al-jazeera the world heard the just a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera this hour. thousands of farmers are marching into the indian capital, new delhi, protesting against laws they say, will affect their livelihoods, and the government to redu

already see the temperatures rising down towards the southeast 32 celsius there for adelaide, getting up to around 34 in melbourne by the time we come to thursday and was gradually pushing over towards sydney as well as we go on through the next couple of days. slightly cooler weather will not just weigh in from w.a.c. perth, around 25 celsius. assess you up to something we will see by the weekend getting up to the mid teens, the central passing easier, but not faring too badly in auckland highs here around 20 celsius with some sunshine. now make the most of the sunshine you have in japan over the next day or so we've got cloud and great streaming in across northeastern parts of china, sliding across the korean peninsula. so some wetter weather coming into north korea as we go through where to stay sinking further south, which as we go on through thursday, has the rain at times that could lead to some localized flooding. notice and snow on the northern flank of that there's a dry weather for the time being in japan, tokyo with a high of 23 but for 23 years, mohsin has collected object

in south australia, the whole city of adelaide is in a six—day lockdown after a new cluster of cases.ent approaches while we wait for the vaccines. david shukman, bbc news. while the coronavirus pandemic intensifies, donald trump's personal lawyer has laid out wild, far—reaching conspiracy theories regarding alleged voter fraud in the 2020 election. during a 90—minute press conference, rudy giuliani went from quoting hollywood films to claiming a communist plot was behind the mass switching of votes tojoe biden. 0ur north america editor jon sopel reports. this news conference was billed as the moment the trump legal team would present its evidence of electoral fraud — fraud so great that the result of the 2020 election should be overturned. instead, it was a repetition of some outlandish allegations from a number of court cases that have already been dropped. i know crimes. i can smell them. you don't have to smell this one — i can prove it to you 18 different ways. i can prove to you that he won pennsylvania by 300,000 votes. i can prove to you that he won michigan by probably 50,000

breastbone recently things have quieted down as we go through the next couple of days warming up nicely adelaide 31. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of the big tech with algorithms that they call them all that we use them the more data we produce we're in the midst of a great race to data and the tech companies around the checks and tires are rising on a wealth of information and we have a commodity in the 2nd number 5 series be re-examined where the corporations are colonizing the internet like the popularity and power of think tack on a. book about what realtors are roomies the whole romney reminder of all top news stories at least 4 people have been killed a super typhoon goni it's the philippines because the coast with wind gusts of up to 280 kilometers an hour about a 1000000 people have been forced to leave their homes. police in hong kong have arrested 7 pro-democracy politicians on charges related to a legislative council meeting more than 5 months ago the group is accused of contempt and obstructing a session. also the turkish president visited earlier one

in south australia, the whole city of adelaide is in a six—day lockdown after a new cluster of cases.t approaches while we wait for the vaccines. david shukman, bbc news. researchers in oxford in southern england who are working with the pharmaceutical company astrazeneca say trials have so far shown a promising immune response for people in their 60s and 70s. final data on how well it works should be ready by christmas. britain has ordered 100 million doses of this vaccine. here's our medical editor fergus walsh. it is volunteers like ian, from southampton, who are crucial to vaccine trials. how are you feeling today? we were there injuly when he received the first of two doses as part of the oxford astrazeneca trial, but we're only finding out today how the over—70s are responding to the jab. why did you sign up for the trial? i've become aware that the side effects of this disease are so much more than just a respiratory illness. you know, if i can help, here i am. the phase two study involved 560 volunteers. 240 were aged 70 or over. they were given two injections a month apart. t

she is in adelaide. great to see you, thank you for coming on.ith this new outbreak. it has been quite a bewildering day here in south australia for the 1.5 million of us who live here. we we re million of us who live here. we were in the middle of this very harsh six day snap lockdown which we were told was critical because there was a strain of the virus that was highly transmissible in the community, that they needed to get on top of. this lockdown was so harsh, yes it was short and only for six days but we were not even allowed to exercise or go for a walk with the dog. but here we are, in phase two and we turned on television this morning to find out that the whole premise of the lockdown, the reason why authorities took it was based on false information. the premier said it was based on a lie. based on a lie, that is quite unusual to hear. about how you get into and out of lockdown. but what has this situation done for, i guess, the mood of the country, when it comes to lockdowns, because you mentally have to prepare yourself or something l

of the country for the time being there will be something of a choice, a 36 hours just there in adelaide on thursday, a $33.00 therefore melbourne. the observe around 26 in city. not see bad, not just some showers just around the other, the gulf coast, the sunshine coast on the side of brisbane. i shall assist nothing a little further north, which as we go through friday and by friday it is significantly killer down towards the southeast in melbourne. no higher than around $21.00 degrees celsius over towards the west is not bad. here. temp is picking up again in perth for around 27 celsius and temperatures will pick up again for new zealand. 23 celsius in christchurch for friday been noticed somewhat of weather, pushing into the fosse out off the south island. plenty wet weather making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. big massive cloud rolling across the korean peninsula. possibility some localized flooding there from north korea am south korea eventually that will push its way through the sea of japan. heavy downpours coming in across honshu into a key issue, kill a f

in south australia, the whole city of adelaide is in a six—day lockdown after a new cluster of cases.t approaches while we wait for the vaccines. david shukman, bbc news. while the coronavirus pandemic intensifies, donald trump's personal lawyer has laid out wild, far—reaching conspiracy theories regarding alleged voter fraud in the 2020 election. during a 90—minute press conference, rudy giuliani went from quoting hollywood films to claiming a communist plot was behind the mass switching of votes tojoe biden. 0ur north america editor jon sopel reports. this news conference was billed as the moment the trump legal team would present its evidence of electoral fraud, fraud so great that the result of the 2020 election should be overturned. instead, it was a repetition of some outlandish allegations from a number of court cases that have already been dropped. i know crimes, i can smell them. you don't have to smell this one, i can prove it to 18 different ways. i can prove to you that he won pennsylvania by 300,000 votes. michigan by probably 50,000 votes. part of the focus was on a vote

in south australia, the whole city of adelaide is in a six—day lockdown after a new cluster of cases. we wait for the vaccines. david shukman, bbc news. researchers in oxford in southern england who are working with the pharmaceutical company astrazeneca say coronavirus vaccine trials have so far shown a promising immune response, for people in their 60s and 70s. final data on how well it works should be ready by christmas. britain has ordered 100 million doses of this vaccine. here's our medical editor, fergus walsh. it is volunteers like ian, from southampton, who are crucial to vaccine trials. how are you feeling today? we were there injuly when he received the first of two doses as part of the oxford astrazeneca trial, but we're only finding out today how the over—70s are responding to the jab. why did you sign up for the trial? i've become aware that the side effects of this disease are so much more than just a respiratory illness. you know, if i can help, here i am. the phase two study involved 560 volunteers. 240 were aged 70 or over. they were given two injections a month apar

come, joshua where do things stand right now when it comes to the opposition and their fighters in adelaide at the moment. you know, the opposition is in terrible disarray and we've, we've seen constant fighting between the various factions. turkey is trying to organize them. and bring them under control, but a lot of the fighters don't want to fall under turkish control and we've seen al qaida and other branches. how tacit dean break away from the main group highest ahead of him. we've seen other, other fighting groups split and fight amongst each other as they, as they begin to decide, are they going to work for the turks? are they going to try to remain independent and, and not work with the turks. but increasingly, the area is desperate and people have to fall in line with the turks. but as they do that, they get accused of being you know, proxies for another government. and they, the revolutionary objectives are increasingly falling away. is personal protective equipment available to the population in libya? i mean, do people there have access to masks and hand sanitizer and other supp

so 20 in melbourne, 24 and adelaide as a drop of about 10 degrees on sundays values. person, the other hand is warming up to about 35 degrees and there's a good chance of showers in the northwest of the continent. not yet wet season, but we're watching. however, this storm on its way to its newsier. now that's telling 1st of all you have a lot of your forecast for monday's quite a nice one gentle suddenly a breeze good deal of sunshine, but by the end of choose to say, you can see what's coming a great deal of rain. but there is a huge group of people at work behind our screens and the power they have is massive that urge to keep swiping through your twitter feed. that's just the way we all click. i agree to the terms and conditions that's just to most of us never even give it a 2nd floor. and actually that's designed as well. ali re-explore is how designers are manipulating our behavior in the final episode. all hail the algorithm on a new roof. these are the top stories this hour on al-jazeera voting on the way in the presidential election where president mark chris