down under in the run up to the australian open rafael nadal strolled on court wearing a mask in adelaide for an exhibition the 1st since he and dozens of other players were put in quarantine when they arrived in australia 2 weeks ago as al is ranked 2nd in the world he played number 3 dominic team in front of 8. just because adelaide has 0 active cases of coronavirus you're watching news from berlin that's all for me take care see see. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get the map now. i was here when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard i was free. i even got white hair. this keeps me and they took me to intrust say you want to do their story. writing and reliable information for margaret. was. they don't mess around in latin america when it comes to football and fists fly easily. at least so the cliche goes. but football games they're too often do descend into violent chaos the result cards yellow red a lot of them. this mass brawl in paris why did the ref to brandish the 36

heat wave in south australia is stalking bush bush fires near the city of adelaide firefighters have been battling blazes in the adelaide hills number of homes were damaged or destroyed temperatures soared above 40 degrees driving thousands to the beaches. tens of thousands of farmers driving that tractors to the indian capital delhi head of tuesday's republic day celebrations many of them have already spent weeks temps on the outskirts of the city blocking roads in protest against new laws meant cities regulations on the storage and marketing of crops the farmer say they will only benefit big corporations and leave them at the mercy of the free market. the company one determined farm on his long journey to daly. said non-singing was fascinated by his father's tractor as a 6 year old he would follow him to these fields soon after deciding to leave school and farm for a living. but now he's afraid he could lose everything thanks to new agriculture the farm laws passed by the indian government but he doesn't plan to wait to find out he's travelling to delhi to join the ongoing farmers

india pulled out forjust 36 in the first test in adelaide, and they've never been lower.o go home for the birth of his child. her honey became india's most successful baby—sitter. they then stared down the aussies for a draw in the third. so have australia cracked, and are there lessons for england ahead of the next ashes?— lessons for england ahead of the next ashes? ~ . ., ., , ., next ashes? what india has done in terms of the — next ashes? what india has done in terms of the skill _ next ashes? what india has done in terms of the skill levels, _ next ashes? what india has done in terms of the skill levels, the - terms of the skill levels, the discipline and everything they had to come up with, it has to give england a huge boost that they can go down and play a similar brand of cricket and have some success. india ulled this cricket and have some success. india pulled this off _ cricket and have some success. india pulled this off without _ cricket and have some success. india pulled this off without some of their best players and trapped in a bio secure bubble. this

battling blazes in the adelaide hills where a number of homes were damaged or destroyed temperatures soared above 40 degrees driving thousands to the beach. where tens of thousands of farmers are driving their tractors to the indian capital delhi ahead of tuesday's republic day celebrations many of them have already spent weeks camped on the outskirts of the city blocking roads in protest against new laws that are meant to ease regulations on the storage and marketing of crops the found the say they will only benefit big corporations and leave them at the mercy of a free market they w. summation accompanied one determined fama on his long journey to delhi. such non-single spasso needed by his father's tractor as a 6 year old he would follow him to these fields soon after deciding to leave school and farm for a living. but now he's afraid he could lose everything. thanks to new agriculture the former laws passed by the indian government but he doesn't plan to lead to find out if he's travelling to delhi to join the ongoing foremost protests that. it's better to stay there for 6 months

trailing open rafael nadal strolled on court wearing a mask in adelaide for an exhibition the 1st since he and dozens of other players will put in quarantine when they arrived in australia 2 weeks ago the doll is rank 2nd in the world he played number 3 dominant team in front of a packrat that's because adelaide has 0 active cases of crown of i was. watching news we'll be back with more news at the top of the hour. i'm sure that it was. in support. of. the degree of. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we're. just through the time. and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you can get your podcast you can also find us at. science. because it was still cold here i've also heard you're lucky to be alive so keep quiet. lest we forget a project by luigi toscano. we were brought to bear cannot get you to die and they're going to. luigi toscano travels around the world photographing contemporary witnesses of the holocaust. now he's on

track record lows given welcome rain to the farmers in south australia and as it comes to trying adelaide it'll drop attempts at the head of it notice melbourne's at about 40 then we see the drop $25.00 in adelaide $22.00 in melbourne that will be a sundry breakdown but the water is still just held ahead and things stay there to be honest in our back queensland but the world is also being dragged south and headed for the system look at the south on the new zealand particularly christ church you don't see 35 very often that's approaching a record for the middle of summer and it lasts as a heat wave until when sit down 30 the wind change takes you back down to the water at $23.00 degrees. the real cold in east asia has been confined to the arctic part of siberia the last few days it will be in the forecast there is inducing a frontal system which means the temperatures will drop and then rise again sun comes up in beijing in one hand snow goes across north korea and then rain b.c. again returning to the southern part of japan no rain for india or even sri lanka to talk off but persistent fo

of 34 which means the perth well nearly might feel better more sunshine i think in adelaide the name person and that condition continues throughout sunday as you can see significant showers in tropical queens have but not elsewhere the story in new zealand is not a bad one is a bit of cloud there will be rain in south island on saturday and again on sunday. but. for generations nomadic herders of royal mongolia's clients receive a stream whether it's killing their stock forcing some to abandon vission to the qualities to investigate on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. talk about what you have to say with me celeron a reminder of our top stories u.s. president donald trump has condemned his supporters for storming the capitol building he's also pledged to a peaceful transition as calls grow for his early removal from office the indonesian cleric who founded the group behind the 2002 bali bombing has been freed from prison bushehr was released early after serving 10 years of a 15 year jail term 202 people mostly foreign tourists were killed in the attack. and a south korean court has ordered ja

in queens in new south wales or even tasmania is looking quite a nice hobart's of 26 degrees now adelaide 41 is not seen in melbourne 32 on sunday you get heat come monday is being pushed eastwards it doesn't last it goes down to about 20 nothing by mid afternoon is when direction changes near back down to normal again or subnormal and the opposite is happening actually in the deep winter around japan temps come up to some degree which increases the avalanche risk and let some of the snow melt this rain like fall in the southern half home shoe and the line where rain turns to snow is about tokyo so we'll probably get some snow falling out and not lying on the ground most of china is fine not particularly cold hong kong's back up to 20 some stows possible in the west for example. on counting the cost a trillion dollar man we take a look at president biden's plans to revive the pandemic economy and create millions of jobs plus can he man fences with america's traditional allies we talked to malta foreign minister for the view from the view. counting the cost on al-jazeera. part of the sampl

on shore breeze and sydney is easing as your $27.00 degrees it's warming up nicely in melbourne adelaide well into the thirty's quiet hot summer temporarily down to 29 in perth will hover around that sort of valley as it gets even hotter in adelaide in melbourne that won't necessarily last because the breeze is trying to change probably for tuesday new zealand was quite quite unsettled now not blazing sunshine if you were north fine on sunday the south lawn will see it increase in cloud and wind and rain for the west but on monday all looks fine. on counting the costs can the world bounce back from the worst economic contraction since world war 2 and rich nations call of the vaccine market what kind of recovery can we expect without the world's poorest and tried to set the stage for economic double counting the past on al-jazeera. revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al-jazeera. hulu the. the earth. watching are just there are a reminder of our top stories this hour has permanently suspended u.s. president donald trump's account flashing a risk of him fueli

down under in the run up to the australian open rafa nadal strolled on to court wearing a mask in adelaide for an exhibition match the 1st since he had dozens of other players were put into quarantine when they arrived in australia 2 weeks ago the valley's ranks 2nd in the world and played world number 3 dominic taib the stadium was packed because adelaide has a coronavirus infection. now to a new netflix movie video which recounts an archaeological find in england that revolutionized people's understanding of early history carey mulligan stars the widowed landowner she employs an amateur archaeologist played by ray finds to excavate what they believe a viking burial mounds on her property. all you want to dig miss is pretty tiles of buried treasure. my interest in archaeology began like yours and i guess we'll have to hold a trial. my childhood home was built on a thrashing convent help my father x. going to get us. out speaks to. the did was shot in suffolk has near the original sutton who site but it's not just the documentation of the famous archaeological discovery. i didn't know much

high pressure in the southern hemisphere so it's a northerly wind the warm when $37.00 celsius in adelaide and melbourne as we go on into monday the way to stay swing round having said that but she's day still woman adelaide but noticeably cooler let's be fresher so we say in melbourne it around $23.00 degrees not so bad in perth temperatures here at around $33.00 degrees and not too bad across the dates were looking up getting up to around $22.00 celsius in central parts of new zealand could touch $26.00 in all come with some pleasant spells of sunshine not too pleasant across japan at the moment we asked the looking at some snow flurries coming in across the north of the country cold enough with temperatures around the sixes and sevens but moderate started coming towards the other the west has so gets up to minus 2 on monday tempest pick up the get up surround plus one by the time we come to cheese day chris sunshine still a chance of want to see wintry flurries having said that for china it is largely dry and 5 if a little all the cool side. of . madagascar. a breathtaking tropical para

$26.00 it's about right there is the rain comes upon you just about the beast on the storms the adelaide cools down a little bit 34 belgians got 41 degree day on monday so it's a couple days of heat wave for these 2 cities at least he said that new south wales is still pretty warm it's a window of the interior so that piece of forty's inland at least and a few showers on the korean coast but not that many melbourne is for cost roughly the returns to normal as the wind changes on tuesday well probably late monday back to your typical summer of late not particularly warm but 25 is acceptable obviously . it's up normally well more supply to be in the northeastern part of china and rain is just skirting some shirts disappearing leaving the sunshine behind but this line of rain or likely snow running through east through china warms things up even hopping. but. when a parent loses their child to a terminal illness. they often feel that they've taken on the weight of the world. but mr huang is determined to find out what caused his daughter's death and brought him such heartache. the story of

firefighters have been battling blazes in the adelaide hills where a number of homes were damaged or destroyed temperatures soared above 40 degrees driving thousands to the beach. chinese state media is reporting that 9 miners bodies were removed from a mine shaft after being trapped underground for 2 weeks 11 others were rescued alive an explosion at the gold mine in chandon province blocked the exit and cut them off from the outside world the men were lifted out of the mine through a ventilation shaft all over the weekend most of them were able to survive on food and medical supplies sent to them by rescue workers while they were trapped. we're joined now by journalist bob encroachment in beijing has been following this story for us fabienne 9 miners are now confirmed dead state media says that plays bring us up to date with how that rescue operation went. the 9 miners who were found out to be dead today but we already know from before that one other my know is also deaths on total 10 minus have died and their only chance of said one could be still alive so out of the 221 the still

members of adelaide's serbian community turned out to sing and traditional music in a bid to inspire the hero to retain his title as quarantining for 14 days ahead of the open which begins on fakery. well that's it for me and the news team up next on technology to living in the digital age takes a look at free speech on social media trying to get you know what steps stay on a website called. life on earth and one of the campaign to end. a gigantic coincidence. that there previously the earth was just a messy chemistry lab. where the improbable but. the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery that there is a little. linforth or he starts feb 11th on t w. y subscribe to d.w. books you meet your favorite writer sometimes you can hear the story calls me and you have to respond to those are your books into. the pandemic is hitting businesses except for amazon the american e-commerce giant has doubled its quarterly profit compared to last year what does amazon's market dominance mean for us as cost the most and how does it affect e-commerce in general

players have been in big bash action — and james vince top scored for sydney sixers as they beat adelaide to win, vince made 45 not out, as the sixers reached their target with 12 balls to spare. they're now top of the bbl standings. and jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the 20s for perth scorchers, in their win over melbourne renegades. chasing 186 to win, the renegades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. david warner is set to play the third test match for australia against india in sydney next week. the opening batsman missed the first two test matches after he suffered a groin injury in the 0ne—day series that preceded the test matches. as australia look to improve their batting performances in the series. you look at where we are, it's one all. they came back, they might not have been with the captain leading but like any occasion, you find that spiriting yourself to get up when an important player like that leaves the environment and leaves quite a big hole. you saw what they are capable of and they're not going to get their foot off the throttle coming to sydney, s

down under in the run up to the australian open rafael nadal strolled on court wearing a mask in adelaide for an exhibition the 1st since he and dozens of other players were put in quarantine when they arrived in australia 2 weeks ago at the isle is ranked 2nd in the world he played number 3 dominic team in front of a packed crowd that's because adelaide has 0 active cases of coronavirus you're watching news from berlin that's all for me take care see you soon. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. b.t.w. world heritage 360 get the maps now.

players have been in big bash action, and james vince top scored for sydney sixers as they beat adelaiden, vince made 45 not out, as the sixers reached their target with 12 balls to spare. they're now top of the bbl standings. and jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the 20ss for perth scorchers in their win over melbourne renegades. chasing 186 to win, the renegades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. rising american star ryan garcia recovered from an early knock—down to stop luke campbell in the seventh round of a gripping lightweight fight in dallas. campbell, the olympic champion from london 2012, landed a left hook in round two to floor garcia. but he recovered, and he was the first man to beat campbell by stoppage when the fight was halted in the seventh round. campbell told garcia afterwards that he punched harder than anyone he'd everfaced. so, garcia moves towards a title challenge, but at 33, campbell is running out of time. we're moments away from the final of the pdc world championship, with gary "the flying scotsman" anderson taking on gerwyn "the iceman" price

firefighters have been battling blazes in the adelaide hills where a number of homes were damaged or destroyed temperatures soared above 40 degrees driving thousands to the beach. on masks space x. has successfully launched a falcon 9 rocket into orbit from cape canaveral in florida it was the 1st mission for the private space contractors bracero program and carried 143 satellites a record number for a single rocket. tens of thousands of farmers are driving their tractors into the indian capital daily ahead of tuesday's republic tank celebrations many of them have spent weeks camped on the outskirts of the city blocking roads in protest at new laws they say will ruin their livelihoods. and accompanied one determined farmer on his long journey to delhi. so now i'm saying was fascinated by his father's tractor as a 6 year old he would follow him to these fields soon after deciding to leave school and farm for a living. but now he is afraid he could lose everything. thanks to new agricultural reform laws passed by the indian government but he doesn't plan to wait to find out he's travel

members of adelaide's serbian community turned out to sing and dance to traditional music in a bid to inspire the hero to retain his title jacket which is quite intending for 14 days ahead of the open which begins on slavery. that's it for me and the news team up next on technology show shift at living in the digital age takes a look at free speech on social media don't forget you can always step stay on our web site state of money dot com for. life on earth. coming to an end to. a gigantic coincidence. that tampa previously the earth was just in a messy chemistry lab up on the ship. where the impossible but the truth was the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery of the.

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it'll drop attempts at the head of it notice melbourne's at about 40 then we see the drop 25 in adelaide 22 in melbourne at obvious sundry right down to the water's still just held ahead and think it's stay that we are us in our back queensland but the world is also being dragged south and head of that for the system look at the suffering of new zealand particularly christ church you don't see 35 very often that's approaching a record for the middle a summer and it lasts as a heat wave until when sit down 1st in the wind change takes you back down to don't want to at 23 degrees. the real cold in east asia has been confined to the arctic part of siberia the last few days it will be in the forecast there's inducing a frontal system which means the temperatures will drop and then rise again sun comes out invasion will hand snow goes across north korea and then rain b.c. again returning to that southern part of japan. no rain for india or even sri lanka to talk with but the system folks still in the. think. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm on tape of this is the al jazeera news hour live from l

6 firefighting aircraft and crews have been battling blazes in the adelaide hills where a number of homes were damaged or destroyed temperatures soared above 40 degrees driving crowds to be his authority cycle the conditions on monday are expected to ease high conditions. in chinese state media is reporting 9 miners have been confirmed dead after being trapped under. around for 2 weeks and 11 others were rescued an explosion at the gold mine in chandon province blocked the exit and cut them off from the outside world the men were lifted out of the mine through a ventilation shaft over the weekend most of them were able to survive on food and medical supplies sent down to them by rescue workers while they were trapped. we're joined now by journalist in beijing has been following this story for us fabienne 9 miners are now confirmed dead state media says that plays bring us up to date with how that rescue operation went. the 9 miners who were thought to be dead today but we already know from before that one other mind is also deaths on total 10 minus have died and their only chance is

and -- adelaide stevenson, un ambassador. william foster -- and jean ross, secretary of state. state of the union address in january, mr. kennedy put his new program squarely before the people. he had than a senator, now he appeared before his former fellow congressman, in the new role of president. >> 1961 will not be easy. >> these were the elected representatives of 185 million citizens. the success of the new presidents program rested primarily on their approval. the embodies the will of the people, these were the people's representatives -- kennedy faced international problems from the beginning. and laos, -- communists were threatening the press conference said, >> strongly and an adverse really support the goal of a neutral and independent layout. tied to no outside power, or group of powers. threatening no one, and freed from any -- any domination. we are faced with a clear and one-sided threat of a change in the internationally agreed position of -- this threat runs counter to the will of the lay ocean people. who wish only to be independent, and neutral. it is proved

high pressure in the southern hemisphere so it's an all the way in the warm when $37.00 celsius in adelaide and melbourne as we go on into monday the way to stay swing round having said that but she's day the woman adelaide but noticeably cola is the freshest so we say in melbourne at around $23.00 degrees not a bad in perth temperatures here at around 33 degrees and not too bad across the day through looking up getting up to around 22 celsius in central parts of new zealand could touch 26 in oakland with some pleasant spells of sunshine not seen pleasant across japan at the moment we asked the looking at some snow flurries coming in across the north of the country cold enough with temperatures around the sixes and sevens but moderate started coming towards the other the west has so gets up to minus 2. monday just pick up they get up plus one by the time we come to chase day chris sunshine still a chance of want to see wintry flurries having said that for china it is largely dry and 5 it's a little all the cool side. he started as a modest man. kerry a soldier who'd never imagined he might

few showers from the right up through northern territory here's a waltz with the heat out of it 41 adelaideity 4 in melbourne and rising behind it is surprising the. but there was a southerly breeze in person $26.00 it's about right and it's the rain comes upon you just about to be thunderstorms the adelaide cools a little bit $34.00 belgians got $41.00 degree day on monday so it's a couple days for these 2 cities at least it's that new south wales is still pretty warm it's a window of the interior so that piece of forty's inland at least and a few showers on the korean coast but not that many melbourne for cost roughly the returns to normal as the wind changes on tuesday well probably like monday back to your typical summer of light not particularly warm but $25.00 is acceptable obviously it's up normally well more as a buy to be in the northeastern part of china and rain is just getting some shirts disappearing leaving the sunshine behind but this line of rain or likely snow running through east through china warms things up even happen. when apparently loses nate gyle to a terminal illne

world and he played world number 3 dummy table in front of a packed crowd a packed crowd because adelaide has a low coronavirus infection. what do you do if you're on a limb pick stealing hopeful but you can't get to the slopes because of the pandemic well if your 14 year old george brown you build your own he's done that's he's own mini slope in his back garden in england after a flurry of snow. its goal is to make it to the straight attorneys think so winter olympics he's also been busy training in his garden even when there's no snow. for him survivor of our top story the european medicine sanctions the house authorized to ask for senators culverts 19 proxy for use in adults across the block the approval comes as the e.u. is locked in a dispute with the drug might come over a plan that seems to live i'm good with european countries struggling to get around vaccinations. they don't do business updates with to the hell do you sometimes have a good day. and it doesn't leave so it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about and why for i am do this because we can't stay on v

means that rafael nadal novak djokovic and serena williams will actually serve their quarantine in adelaide and then also play an exhibition tournament that the south australian government is thrilled by this because local time fans will be able to watch some top players at the australian open. and the giving nature of the dakar rally was laid bare early this sunday is bike rider ross branch crashing out during stage 7 of the race in saudi arabia and the what is a frustration to be he did eventually get going again he's dropped out of consumption soon when the events. ok sports is looking for now let's get back to marry him in london thank you andy well of course as our website dot com for the latest on our top stories but actually i have them for in a couple of minutes stay with us. ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table the law is in the last allow child marriage to happen legally basically archaic walls often legitimize and legalize pedophiles. online jump into the. discussion this stream oh

half and it meant the australian open organizers had to strike a deal with a 2nd city if they got adelaide on board and that means that rafael nadal novak djokovic and serena williams will actually serve their quarantine in adelaide and then also play an exhibition tournament there the south australian government is thrilled by this because local tennis fans will be able to watch some top players at the australian open. and the unforgiving nature of the duck orally laid bare early this sunday. spare a thought for bart rider ross brown chair areas crashing out during state 7 of the race which is taking place in saudi arabia of frustration. botswanan did eventually get going again but he has dropped out of contention so when the events the race finishes jetta in 6 days it's on more than 7 and a half hours and kilometers are not that secure routes they've got to cover ok i suppose looking for thank you very much and stay with us and for me here in doha and hundreds of the team in london with you after this break. discover kazakstan has a new strategic location at the crossroads of europe and

ten miles underneath adelaide treat near ellis lake park. the small quake is nothing unusual, very normal. reports as far west as the peninsula. >> i know the big one is coming. we're getting rid of that for years at this point, right. but it wakes you up and realize you need to be prepared. >> it's not a large enough fault to produce something too big. so the magnitude of the earthquake is proportional to the length of the fault on which it ruptured, so in order to have a long -- a large earthquake, you need a long fault and the concord fault is not that long. it could be a 6. >> but a magnitude 6 could cause serious damage. red on this map connected to the green fault line north of the water. in the city of concord. there are major pipelines and several refineries located in the area. about 65 years ago was the last time. in 1955, a 5.4 magnitude quake caused about a million dollars damage back then. today that would be about $9 million. today's small earthquake, a good reminder, get your emergency earthquake disaster kid prepared. all tog

adelaide on board and that means that rafael nadal novak djokovic and serena williams will actually serve their quarantine in adelaide and then also play an exhibition tournament that the south australian government is thrilled by both because local time fans will be able to watch the top players at the australian open. title holders arsenal are through to the 4th round of the english f.a. cup a london team scoring twice in extra time to be premier league rivals newcastle newcastle did have their chances in this game andy carroll missing a couple of good opportunities by chemo meant coming up arsenal's neil smith row had a red card counselled after the video system referee reviewed this challenge and it meant the 20 year old was still on the pitch to score the goal that arsenal had here amicably and added a 2nd finish to know to arsenal. manchester united also advance the red devils down watford one nil thanks to an early goal from scott thompson a united are the f.a. cup 2nd most successful team with 12 titles to behind arsenal. now there are some strange scenes in the n.b.a. on sunday i

serena williams was given a grand entrance onto court as she took part in an exhibition event in adelaideust to see some faces in the crowd. we haven't played in front of a crowd in over a year. so it's been a really long time. this is really cool really long time. this is really cool. and for having us and trusting us with your with great and we are so happy to be here. thanks for coming out. i haven't seen _ thanks for coming out. i haven't seen people and it feels like foreven _ seen people and it feels like forever. sojust a plate in front seen people and it feels like forever. so just a plate in front of you guys — forever. so just a plate in front of you guys is — forever. so just a plate in front of you guys is really amazing. —— just to play in front of you guys — exciting news for athletics fans because — it's back. tonight the world indoor tour gets under way — a series of five events across the globe starting in karlsruhe in germany. and with the olympics still set to take place this summer, all eyes will be on one of britain's best medal hopes for tokyo — dina asher—smith. the

strolled out on the court wearing a mask in adelaide for an exhibition the 1st since he and dozens of other players were put in quarantine when they arrived in australia 2 weeks ago the dollars rank 2nd in the world he played number 3 don't mean dominant team in front of a packed crowd that's because adelaide has 0 active cases correct. you're watching news from berlin the deadly news africa is up next with restraint from going to kick up to that will lead stories from around the region and around the world at our site it's a deadly dot com also follow us on twitter and instagram the handle you need is at the deadly news for now i'm anthony held for me and the team here in berlin thanks for watching. what's going on here. house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift explains delivers facts and shows what the future holds. living in the digital world shift. on d w. w's crime fighters are the. the goodwill africa's most successful radio drama series continues through the only concerts are available online courses you can share a

means that rafael nadal novak djokovic and serena williams will actually serve their quarantine in adelaide and then also play an exhibition tournament that the south australian government is thrilled by this because local tennis fans will be able to watch some top players at the australian i think. some strange scenes in the n.b.a. on saturdays the denver nuggets to calm the philadelphia 76 is the 76 is down to the last 7 players team is dealing with injuries and a corona virus outbreak yeah. not surprising you were able to make the most of the situation against their weekend opponents the winning this game 115 to one i 376 is coach dr of a saying in his opinion the game shouldn't have taken place. created. but the concern is not coverage now the concern is injuries because guys are playing so many minutes because we don't have enough guys and i think if i was deciding games in that way i would be very careful of on that leak. because you don't want that to happen either ok for more from me in a couple of hours when we'll have action from the 3rd round of the english f.a. cup has been a bi

children trying to get to a safe place of safety we of course deeply concerned as we hear about adelaide to step on the central mediterranean this morning so the humanitarian crisis at the doorstep is going on for years now and they are means to stop it actually and these means light at european level that includes the establishment of a dedicated trying to european search and rescue program but also the urgent establishment of affair in locations this time for those rescued based on the amount new member states. let me ask you a question we often hear in the mouths of politicians who are from you know right wing parties just could rescue operations like this be emboldening migrants in africa to try the dangerous journey to europe and if so is there a way to fix that. well we've seen at least from empirical data that pays no evidence that the presence of so to rescue ships is an incentive to people actually out risk the dangerous journey to europe but what we do know is that the reasons why they why they flee across the sea actually lie on land in libya and the countries of origin and fo

made history as the 1st person of south asian to seemed to become us vice president and a coward adelaide we are very happy right now being squeeze us hope that we can also achieve whatever we want even being a woman she's a role model for the villagers and girls here. inside america. they were coonskin unity. there was hope of unity to have time to time a minute relations to tackle some of the woods biggest issues together. shall of dallas. i'll be back with headlines in just a moment but 1st here's a look at some of the events of the momentous other unique integration day in the united states so just. take that by we love you we will be back in something or. to shift rather to my doctor to. look up. your browser to buy your new songs where. the 46 president of the united states needs it was active duty and a responsibility as a citizen as a merc especially as leader leaders who have pledged to honor our constitution to protect our nation to defend the truth and defeat the law are. a goal. was. an. the loss we carry see we must wade lead braved the belly of the beast we've learned that q

the remains of the old tropical low that's now in south australia ahead of it it's quite hot so adelaide ends up losing about 7 or 8 degrees as the rain comes in on monday but nobody as to how you want to 40 so this is a bit of a heat wave new south wales victoria a city i'm particularly you know back queensland will stay that way this rain going through melbourne will lead to temperatures well down afterwards back down to a normal summer as it's been so far. now the front edge of it is just starting to show rain in the south on the new zealand so if you're in in for cargo yeah you'll probably see some otherwise nice warm sunshine 20 christ church who's going to complain about that and by tuesday he up to 35 down what should i post a record that is very warm summer's day. but. when a parent loses nature child to a terminal illness. they often feel that they've taken on the weight of the world. but mr huang is determined to find out what caused his daughter's death and brought him such heartache. the story of a committed parent turned activist a father's protest part of the viewfinder asi

a little bit of damage some wet weather too just easing across the nullarbor or running towards adelaide as we go on through thursday and eventually that will make its way into a good part of victoria some heavy rain coming into very pushing over towards melbourne as we go through friday call and what if a sydney with a high of 25. for . the 1st time glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump we are fighting the fake it is a phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of a veteran white house correspondent what do you base your glasses on he says are down the price is not after trump is after the we're not the enemy of the people we are the people u.s.a. the current battle ground truth is it anyway on al jazeera. the. you watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour israel's senior military command says he's ordered his forces to speed up preparations for possible military action against iran he's also urging u.s. president joe biden against rejoining the iran nuclear deal. china says it will test 2000000 people in just 48 hours to contain a new

twenty's and only in the twenty's that he will be pushed out of the way is the rain comes down towards adelaide but melbourne then gets to $41.00 during monday but there's weltering because summer given what's happened so far it's been on the cool side that like a new zealand lovely weather for the most part and i should out in the western side right in the bottom of south in the sunshine fairly warm sunshine it's not that different on monday. on counting the cost of trillion dollar man we take a look at president biden's plans to revive a pandemic it is on a meat and create millions of jobs plus can he man fences with america's traditional allies we talked to multiply minister for the view from the. counting the cost on al-jazeera. revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on al-jazeera. land. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me as a whole romney a reminder of our top stories donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial get underway the week of february the 8th the former president is accused of inciting the seed of the capitol building. russian pleas of crackdown

darwin or to the east otherwise windy weather is obvious in tasmania the sun is out in melbourne and adelaide the temperatures reasonably high for summer but the purse of course strips shoot $34.00 degrees rising to $38.00 come tuesday. the wintry weather there has been very cold recently in japan and the korean peninsula is briefly not ask what is more snow to come through through the korean peninsula and back into japan and then temperatures revert to no subzero insall with a maximum of minus 3. for the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespassers. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage. to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarded through the line of fire. risking it all. and israel in colombia. on al-jazeera. welcome back and look at the main stories a russian opposition politician alexina valmy has been detained after he arrived back in moscow following treatment in germany for a poison attack last year his plane was redirected to another of the city's airports away from crowds of supporters. the militarized

the norm summer and again i don't have a cloud some rain the hard temperature of 19 in melbourne adelaide exceeds it by a little bit sydney vinyl for a lot more while it is pretty and purses too in the thirty's and remains that way for a couple of days any significant rain over the tasman sea is going to be in the far north of australia darwin maybe ken's and beyond most of queens and it's fairly quiet now very few showers around it is summery aspects just most houses it was. have a change of fortunes in east asia as well temperatures are on the way out for fraud look at this shanghai 800 so knowing a brief a brief change a circulating low bringing snow to north korea the north east of china i doubt of that as wind direction changes 1st of all the temperatures drop shanghai goes down to 6 on saturday of the northerly wind more or less where it should be and the snow showers start to fall again rain and snow and high granholm shoe snow proper high current or not given the temperature variation the amount of snow the main problem for hampshire once again is going to be avalanche. for the ve

some of the players who have been in quarantine in adelaide for the tennis open have been taking partfirst af freedom after a fortnight of strict regulations. serena williams got the better of her opponent this afternoon. she was delighted to have 4000 fans with her there. we delighted to have 4000 fans with her there. ~ . �* , ., ., there. we haven't played in front of there. we haven't played in front of the crowding _ there. we haven't played in front of the crowding over— there. we haven't played in front of the crowding over a _ there. we haven't played in front of the crowding over a year. _ there. we haven't played in front of the crowding over a year. we - there. we haven't played in front of the crowding over a year. we are i there. we haven't played in front ofj the crowding over a year. we are so happy to be here and it's worth it. thanks for coming out. i haven't seen _ thanks for coming out. i haven't seen people in what feels like forever— seen people in what feels like forever so just seen people in what feels like forever sojust a plain seen people in what feels like f

displaced syrians have been submerged during days of heavy rain around 100 towns have been drenched in adelaide province adding to the misery of those who have nowhere else to go often nearly 10. reports. in camps for displaced people this is what happens when it brains more than 100 camps in northwestern syria have been affected over 48 hours mud is everywhere hundreds of tents have been damaged or made unusable. we set up a tent on the group cultural and when it rain everywhere became muddy roads are blocked we cannot meet our warden it's. already overcrowded and with many homes ruined people here keep closer together to stay dry often overnight little forbid the injured the roads are blocked when the rain comes the tents cannot protect us from rain cold and wind children and women of badly affected by tent life. 'd made worse by sewage and a lack of water supplies coping 19 is spreading rapidly with more than 2000 cases recorded in the camps according to syria's response coordination group around half of those in camps are children and many lack adequate clothing for winter let alone floodin

australian open, the first tennis grand slam of the year. 4,000 fans watched a tennis exhibition event in adelaideurne now say strict coronavirus infection control measures will be in place, but a daily crowd capacity of 30,000 will be permitted for the first eight days of the tournament, before being reduced to 25,000 from the quarterfinals — half the average attendance of previous years. the players and officials have undergone a 2—week quarantine ahead of the event, which begins a week on monday. in the us, the pandemic has quietened new york city, but it's meant birdwatching has become a lot more popular. and this was a highlight on wednesday. a snowy owl spotted in central park, a rare sight. from new york, here's tom brook. in new york's central park, birdwatching has become a much favoured pandemic activity, deemed safe for social distancing to a point, and it takes place outdoors. a couple of owls in the park so let's see if we can track down the barn owls. like last week, we will look around. �*birding bob' leads birdwatching groups in central park. the pandemic has made him busy. we've s

could be about the heat set me down towards the southeast $37.00 celsius the melbourne and also for adelaide warm enough in perth temperatures here at around $32.00 celsius it stays pretty warm down towards the south australia but such a cooler for melbourne. for . 70 years old she's a hobby black and she's cool and i dad is the best friend. to get mad they whack hide to make their dreams come true. and you find. china's little rock star. on al-jazeera. the around. the world. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this tell us democrats are moving ahead in the attempts to reach president donald trump inciting violence at capitol hill placed $180.00 democrats an hour co-sponsoring resolution a plan to introduce it on monday with a vote possibly by wednesday. the white house says it's lifting decades long restrictions on official contact with taiwan to move shorter and get the chinese government this comes just before a visit by the u.s. ambassador to the u.s. . rescue workers in indonesia have recovered wreckage of a passenger plane that went missing shortly after takeoff on

melbourne at around 23 degrees but it will still be dry still getting up into the low thirty's in adelaide at least through chews day it's a little cold as you go into wettest a place of rain moving through the by and we do still have some other wet weather around the cape york peninsula. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demand. greeks requiring innovative solutions to make such demands as a global power developing to the basement companies brash power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stick around we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and the firemen to shelve energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future energy. with al-jazeera and these are the top stories this hour of the united states is moving to designate yemen's hooty movement as a foreign terror group who reacted to the u.s. action saying it is america that is the source of terrorism u.s. backed saudi led coalition's been fighting the group in yemen since 2015 accusing hooty rebels of attacks on civilian ta

this is at the adelaide — doing at the tennys.t grand slam starts next month. good morning. _ slam starts next month. good morning, the big news from australia in the _ morning, the big news from australia in the last— morning, the big news from australia in the last few hours. it's been confirmed that as many as 30,000 spectators a day will be allowed to attend the australian open. the state of victoria's minister for sport says that limit will be allowed for the first eight days of the tournament in melbourne, before being reduced to 25,000 from the quarterfinals onwards. overall it means the event will run at around 50% capacity. the tournament starts on 8 february. social media giant twitter has promised to take action against anyone found guilty of using the platform to send racist abuse. west brom's romaine sawyers received racist messages, on social media following their defeat to manchester city on tuesday, while man united's axel tuanzebe was also the victim of racist abuse after their loss to sheffied united. in a statem

the kinds of partnerships that will be more stable i love what you're saying than el fasher that adelaide this whole old fashioned corti had taken it seriously getting to know each other and all that the lady sat a phenomena of our friends with benefits is not a completely disappear i have. mostly men of course who are afraid of serious relationship you know men men tend to be serial daters. i'd like to disagree actually i think a lot of people think that you know i have studied law for over 40 years now and i'm now chief science advisor to match dot com and i've been there for 15 years collecting scientific data and every year i do this study called singles in america we do not poll match members as noted was the next membership is a national representative sample of singles based on the u.s. census and as it turns out year after year men fall in love faster than women they fall off and then women when they meet somebody that they are in love with they they want to introduce that person to friends and family sooner it's basic mate guarding. when they get into a real partnership men have

sunshine but not great you have all 27 is fine but compare it with melbourne's lovely day 30 and adelaide up to 36 which means you now beat person having dropped to about 29 severe cold has been the recent story in mongolia we've come back 1015 degrees now but the cold air coming out across the open waters as meant as you probably know a huge amount of snow falling in honshu some falling in south korea some in north korea and some of these bits of china that push out into the yellow sea that's going to tend to ease i think as the wind drops and temperatures rise a little bit but not for japan this case it stays snowy and the cows lead all the way down size towards hong kong across the hong kong of 12 degrees is quite a few degrees below no. god the costs can the world bounce back from the worst economic contraction since world war 2 and the brics nations corn of the vaccine market what kind of recovery can we expect without the world's poorest drive and sets the stage for economic domination counting the cost on al-jazeera what's most important to me is talking to people understanding wha

players have been in big bash action — and james vince top scored for sydney sixers, as they beat adelaidemade 45 not out, as the sixers reached their target with 12 balls to spare. they're now top of the bbl standings. and jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the twenties for perth scorchers, in their win over melbourne renegades. chasing 186 to win, the renegades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. we have the final of the world darts championship to look forward to this evening, with gary "the flying scotsman" anderson, taking on gerwyn "the iceman " price at alexandra palace. price is the first welshman to reach the pdc final, thanks to a 6—4 victory over stephen bunting, and he'll become world number one if he beats the two—time champion anderson and lifts the sid waddell trophy later. you have to love the nicknames! that is all the sport for now. gavin, thank you very much indeed, thank you. now to scotland... nicola sturgeon has asked the scottish parliament to be recalled tomorrow amid a rapid rise in covid infections. the first minister says the increase in virus cas