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adelaide, you have now received a russian passport, yes, how has your life changed?ith a higher level of empathy, so you look at it completely. in a different way, you are happy about simple things, you are glad that your child goes to school, you are glad that people around you are alive and healthy, they smile, you are glad that you open the tap, water comes out of it, that there is light, that there is light, that there is warmth, that there is no explosion, arrivals, in social terms something has changed, the support of the state is felt, in my case not, because with my own i managed with my own strength and i would think that those who watch the program today, those who make the decision, they will pay attention to this, name your last name, telepalovich, and in what area did you live? in the ac2 area, or thousands of little things, anyone who knows the city will understand these districts, this is in principle relative to center valery, i heard that you not only help with things, kind words, but of course we also participate in paperwork, here, you need to unde

just five degrees in adelaide.ew zealand, the intense rain plaguing the south island now pushes to the north island. we will see some rain in the forecast, places like auckland, for example. indonesia and malaysia, mostly dry. we do have some rain running across borneo. further north, torrential downpour is for southern indochina. extreme flood advisory's still in play -- advisories still in play for the northern philippines, still coming at you on thursday. for china, most of the action will be around these provinces, the darker the blue and the yellow, the more intense the rain is falling. we've got a tropical storm closing in on tokyo. tokyo by a large will dodge this one. you will see a bit of rain and it will also knockback your temperatures. but on thursday, a high of 31 degrees. now you are in the know. ♪ >> drought is devastating war torn somalia and intensifying a hunger crisis that has claimed the lives of around 40,000 people. half of whom were children under five years old. >> at the heart of this trage

that will not last. 24 in adelaide. the average is in the middle teens.ng to warm up more i suspect by wednesday. not true for perth. 20 degrees in the breeze. as for new zealand, a benign day. breeze out of the southwest not particularly strong. mostly bright and sunny with one or two showers in the west. indonesia is still largely dry, but the rain is showing up more so in borneo, and west pope or new guinea and in symetra. the heaviest is up in myanmar and in a good part of the philippines. south in china is still wet, but becoming a little bit drier and replaced by this late seasonal down burst on the yangtze river towards shanghai. ahead of that in japan, yes, there were plenty of showers. tokyo is 31. it will rise to 34, seven degrees above average by wednesday, by which time it will be raining in shanghai. ♪ elizabeth: you are watching al jazeera. a reminder of our top stories this hour. at least 150 people have died in flooding in eastern libya following heavy downpours from storm daniel. authorities say two dams have versed in the porte city of d

ahead of that, adelaide about 21 celsius on wednesday, falling back to around 14 degrees thursday ashough your weather system makes its way through and nasty weather continues to drive its way right across victoria, easing over towards sydney as we go through friday, so much of new south wales could be one or two showers. melbourne struggling to get to around 12 celsius on friday, so feeling noticeably cooler by this stage, really freshening up. new zealand largely dry and fine. we got some very heavy rain meanwhile across southeastern parts of china. this is from what remains, the remnants of a typhoon bringing some big and lively storms across the region. that is likely to cause letting. it will cause some disruption. further north, though it is generally dry, it is still pretty hot. ♪ >> again, you are watching al jazeera. reminder of our top stories, the former leader of the far-right groups proud boys has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for his involvement in the january 6 attack on u.s. congress. he was the last of five the proud boys to be sentenced. a top u.s. official h

same amount, you'll reach adelaide. and in that direction, as the crow flies 2500 kilometres, you're going to reach sydney. the remoteness of the town means that it's not a common stop on the australian tourism trail. the numbers far below those of rival towns in australia. between 2007 and 2013, visits by international tourists to the northern territory fell quite drastically, year on year, down by nearly a quarter. the high cost of internal flights has been blamed, but in the town of alice springs, fear of crime has also been a big factor in putting people off. but numbers are starting to creep back up. part of that fight back here in alice springs is all to do with this. yes, alice springs has launched a plan to turn itself into a world class mountain biking hub. the combination of beautiful landscapes and fantastic weather has made the trails around alice springs a local favourite for years. but the town wants to attract more international visitors. the territory hopes to bring in nearly $70 million a year through b

activist game, and over the past 2a years, i've been to 15 of rupert's annual general meetings in adelaide he suppresses free speech at the agm. when i ran for his board in 2002, he completely censored the platform and wouldn't even tell the shareholders how old i was. i've seen him call security and take the microphone away and only let you ask one question in one minute, and control the company by a gerrymander, where he owns 40% of the votes, but only about 16% of the shares on issues. he's a complete hypocrite and lectures everyone else about free speech and democracy in his own company. he is a control freak, nepotistic, fanatically dynastic. so you have seen, in your words, him as a complete control freak who runs the media empire, so how do you think it will change now that he is stepping aside and lachlan murdoch is set to take the helm? i think he is a bit of chip off the old block, certainly in terms of the politics, so you won't see any change in terms of republicanism, fox news, client denial, those sorts of things. and rupert wants to hand over to somebody like him. and lachla

they reach adelaide. in fact, the picture increasing the new southwest is good to go to one more cloud and like to share, it's not big fun to stones leaving behind rather warm weather. and if you think test, if you follow it looks hot, you'd be right to think back because the rest of september, 34.2 is not breached up wednesday. it won't be because on thursday, be cooling weather. once again, the same time lucia has consolidated run up the east coast towards brisbin. usually this weather is pretty poky. all say for early spring having had a very wet start and when the stop. so we can know, finally weddington amtrust george back window died down, but the rain hasn't got more significance. the work it's way up through the something else. i'll be more significant. i think on friday in today's here, and most of the lazy allows sheet still in the dry season. the wet weather really wet weather is in viet nam, almost reco bracky but not quite but most of set time is right. is folding that now . and then the rest

you'll notice adelaide $31.00. so it's, it's a nice warm spell. take you into the weekend. not quite the same in new zealand. here with a southerly braces quite cold in christ church. the snow exploring in the mountains might briefly show itself. i will swear there's been some heavy rain in no thought . and by this time the blow away to it's still dry. and most of indonesia, malaysia is getting increasingly red, particularly, and in bone here. and it's been very which in south east asian mainland was southern and vietnam seasonal. but heavy rain all the same. and this, the best of reading coming through central china is left japan behind which left will. so if you want to force to again these form and then it should be for that part of japan. now the rain itself might regenerate, just catch south grid ahead in once more to the maintenance of japan, of the deep sea prevent like the minerals needed for green energy transition in the 1st of 2 special reports. 101 east investigates what it means for the pacific ocean. on l g 0. the colleges here. with the welcome back, remind a

celsius, but instead we'll see some sheet pushed back into the southeast corner in particular for adelaide, if we have a look at the 3 day the about 10 degrees above the average on thursday with sunshine, throught, so friday, now we've seen a lot of spring like weather for new zealand, but we'll see some where to where the sun to collect into the saw funded with a bit of a wintry mix that on thursday to the teams to a from intimate moments to majors social change, the witness award winning films from around on out to 0. the news the villages here a reminder about top stores, the seller trained with the north korean leda. applewood has crossed the border into russia, head of trunks with prison implements who's in the us suspects. the discussions will include control and supplying weapons for viruses. born you crying for funding in the east and libya has come thousands of pay people. the city of dennis is to, to have been had is to it by student. daniel said he will star the site 2 times best during heavy right. the, the number of people killed in an is quite in morocco on friday has risen t

i had it, it's nice and warm in adelaide recently. room in melbourne, but you know, it happens this will drop by about 10 degrees as the front come through probably late sunday or during monday. nice looking picture for most of these inside of the thompson, the circulation in the task and see is affecting only really defined also know upon it. so opens whether it's disappointing as far as 16 degrees. you've got a feeder recently womack here, but of course it's cloudy. and wet for both of those items inside of files and that is looking fine. christ church trouble said he'd be a bit colder than the average, but he's going to complain because of the sunshine. for often though, the story on monday is mode is pointing with the and what but of 17, the on the phone kind of thing. the calls china is listening. economics slow down is sounding the alarm across the globe. breaks is guessing. vega, we look at what the entry of 6 new countries means for the blog. la sterling cars, government says the economies on demands. what is it? counting the cost on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the book about

, dark in the blue, the lower the temperature wake it up, sub 0 in camber, and just 5 degrees in adelaide. ok back to here. now for new zealand, that intense rain that was plague in the south island now pushes to the north island. so we can see some rain in the forecasts, places like auckland, and it's been for example, indonesia and the lazy and mostly dry. but we do have some rain running across the board. the owners go further north of this trench will downpours for southern endo china and extreme flight advisory is still in play for those on island in the northern philippines. and that rain is still coming out. you on thursday, and for china, most of the action will be around gwen g. providence. gwen dung. hong kong is wal dark, the blue and the yellow. the more intense the rain is falling and we've got a tropical storm closing in on tokyo, but okay, i think by and large it going to duck in dodge this one. sure, you'll see a bit of rain and it will also knock back your temperatures. but on thursday, a high of 31 degrees and now you're in the know, the drones is devastating war torn so

gusty winds and some west to whether to the southeast corner from recovery to the temperature in adelaide. however, sydney, still seeing lots of sunshine and that sunshine in settled weather will start to ease in the south island of new zealand as the heavy rain move this way south actual weather update. it is time for the west to re think the best option for the ukraine watch awards and what, what those options look like. what is us strategy when it comes to iran for almost 200 years, americans have generally been stuck with 2 political choices, but cannot ever change because it comes with us politics, the bottom line, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the book about fuel. what feels as it relates to who robert at the 100, by default told stories, a russian try and attack and you fight the death of agents was cause widespread damage to agricultural buildings. that's according to the regions governance that the time comes ahead of tweets treat the russian untouched, precedence to revive the black sea exp deal the trade in. great too. we can also be the rest of the needs of the punch

so adelaide has already cooled down to 70 the 1st but it's gone through melbourne gets where he was twins to maybe a wet stay during monday. frontal keep moving east with but currently circulating of the tasman see is the result of the law system which is giving opened a bit of a hard time, 60 degrees and it's raining. but you are the exception for most the rest of new zealand. it's pretty fine to send these out, but the rate is a bit persistent of the stories of hope and inspiration. schultz document trees from around the world that celebrates colleen and resilience in times of time on the phone and the again you what you out 0 or mind about top sorry, is this uh and asylum seekers from air trash face being deported from israel. fully running backwards with arrow trans arrivals on the streets until the v e as well. government has to meet on sunday to discuss how to respond to the 10s of thousands of q supports as in asia or a company outside of military base in the capital bank. for us to the, to the demanding the departure about $1500.00 french soldiers. a coffee imposed in the city of

but we'll see a dramatic drop in adelaide about 10 degrees celsius as those gusty winds. cooler conditions and the potential for some hail storms as well as some snow on the mountain starts to shift its way for the east and heavier rain, putting in tasmania. and victoria, by the time we get into the mid week and heavy rain to come for western parts of the south island in new zealand. but christ church seeing sunshine, the a documentary, the informer present, and illuminate our ultimate to see these things for themselves and make up their own minds. witness on 20 the the welcome back to watching all to 0. i'm gonna stop. hey, here until huh. let's remind you about top stories. the stance on it is underway in the indonesian capital, ge, acosta. the political and trading organization. so southeast asia splits of a man not as well as much as war and ukraine. in all the kremlin says it has nothing to say on claims that north korea may be planning to send weapons to russia for the warranty train. the white house has come, john may visit russia. they said this month email talks between the presen

and the southeast corner will see some of that warm kicked out places like adelaide seen, the temperature has come down with the arrival of those shy was monday into tuesday, but sydney remitted remains basking in the sunshine. now that's not the case with oakland in new zealand. we got watches out for very heavy rain for the very nose. by the time we get into monday, you can see that rain starting to roll in. but for the rest of the country, a launch me settled, picture showers here and there, but some sunshine still picking it through the couch. now as you move to southeast asia, much of the energy is being pulled to stones tie fluids and tropical storms. affecting parts of east asia, and that's and hans the monsoon, which continues to throw some very heavy rain across the western parts of the philippines as well as much of indo china. the stories of hope and inspiration. schultz documentary from around the world that celebrates colleagues and resilience in times of the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, i'll just here, my go on top storage now. soldiers in the shadow had be

and adelaide know quanch's woman's that go on 3 monday high pressure, just nothing a little that west which as we go through that day, the system shows creeping into the the far east of victoria might be southern parts of new south wales just around the southern range as you might see, a shower, which is we go on into tuesday, and that's what the weather still in place because that is the side of news it hopefully by the end the shower was not quite as live a chat with me while happy moving away from japan brought us guys come back a high temperature in tokyo, our way should be around 27 degrees celsius. so i was a little bit spells of price that in place on the other side of the yellow sea into central and eastern parts of china. all the way down to the home. com, the stories of hope and inspiration show still came into east from around the world. that celebrates colleagues and resilience in the times of the of the, of the welcome back. i took them out of our top stories here is our ninty $9000.00 migraines across the us and mexico product in just a 24 hour period. the crossings have

activist game and over the past 2a years i've been to 15 of rupert's annual general meetings in adelaidet all and how he suppresses free speech at the agm. when i ran for his board in 2002 he completely censored the platform and would not tell the shareholders how old i was. i've seen him call security and take the microphone away and only let you ask one question in a minute and control the company by gerrymandering where he owns 40% of the votes but only about 16% of the shares on issues. his complete hypocrites in intensity and lectures everyone else about free speech and democracy in his own company he is a control freak, nepotistic fanatically dynastic. so control freak, nepotistic fanatically dynastic. so you have seen in your— fanatically dynastic. so you have seen in your words _ fanatically dynastic. so you have seen in your words a _ fanatically dynastic. so you have seen in your words a complete l seen in your words a complete control freak runs the media empire, so how do you think it will change that he is stepping aside and lachlan murdoch is set to take the helm? i lachlan

not only the fact he took a small newspaper in australia, in adelaide, and spun that international paperand came over to the united states and bought the new york post and started fox news that it is how he has positioned himself politically. this is someone who will put profits before anything else and the greatest example is donald trump. he detested trump. he thought he was a joke years before donald trump announced his political rain but he was happy to get behind because it made huge ratings for fox and huge profits and i think what is very fascinating is that support for trump, him tying himself so closely to trump, resulted in the promotion of the big lie, the dominion pay—out, this extraordinary pay—out, this extraordinary pay—out, and lawsuits still to come. pay-out, and lawsuits still to come. ., pay-out, and lawsuits still to come, ., ., ., pay-out, and lawsuits still to come. ., ., ., ., come. to the ongoing row between _ come. to the ongoing row between canada - come. to the ongoing row between canada and - come. to the ongoing row between canada and indiaj come. to the ongo

murdoch was born in australia, and at the age of 21, he took over the running of the news, a small adelaideoung rupert was hooked on the idea of becoming a press mogul. he bought more australian titles and then took over the news of the world and the sun in britain, turning them both into market leaders. later he'd acquire times newspapers, too. murdoch took on the newspaper industry's powerful print unions, moving his titles away from fleet street and disrupting the media industry with new technology and new ideas. his empire expanded into the us and into the wider broadcasting sphere. murdoch's influence became legendary, courted by many uk prime ministers. i'm not hiding behind an editor and saying i have nothing to do with the policy or whatever. i do get involved in it and i understand. despicable, that's how millie - dowler's parents have reacted... but in 2011, it was alleged that murdoch's news of the world had illegally hacked the phone of a young murder victim as well as celebrities, politicians and members of the royal family. the paper was forced to close in a scandal that still

so here's what i mean waking up sunday morning sub 0, camber, 6, adelaide, melbourne, and hobart. so that's below average. now for new zealand, not much to report, no weather alerts to report a plenty of sun across both islands here. so as we move on right now to southeast asia, st goes for this part of indian use at least java island. com. but for the west coast of some entre island, some showers and storms to be expected on friday. our severe and extreme fund advisors had been dropped from lose on the island in the northern philippines is that more intense rain begins to shift out toward the south. china sea, let's go to china right now. and for glen jeep province. not too far away from greatland. i think we'll see pockets of about a 100 millimeters of rain and our tropical storm looking to make land fall near tokyo on friday. look at all this rain, it's going to drop. now it, once it moves away, temperatures will ones that can climb in tokyo at the same time with this weather maker. moving through temperatures fall off in beijing to 25 degrees on saturday to kick off the weeken

you can't look at the arc spending back 70 years from inheriting his father's paper in adelaide, australiational media baron that he has become today and the influence he has had on politics, culture and entertainment in the united states, the uk, around the world, and not see someone who is truly a sort of visionary, someone who will be remembered for an incredible business acumen and foresight. on the other hand, politically speaking, culturally speaking, that influences something that is by no means are celebrated certainly in the united states by many people. he has participated i think in the growing divisiveness of our politics. certainly in the sort of blurring of the lines of fact and fiction and he has certainly laid the groundwork for rise of president trump and i think that in all of this i think one of the great shakespearean tragedies here is that he himself is someone who is always a sort of plagues to the right—wing populist instincts. some who chased the dollar and prioritised the dollar and prioritised the dollar above perhaps morals, but even here, i don't think, saw the

live now to adelaide.lecturer at the university of south australia and has been following developments at the international court of justice. talk us through this case, what is at stake? it talk us through this case, what is at stake?— is at stake? it is a significant - is at stake? it is a j significant hearing is at stake? it is a - significant hearing we are having today because if russia is successful the case. here. basically, when russia launched its invasion in 2022, there were a number of statements made by 02, the foreign minister that suggested the reason russia was invading ukraine was to prevent a genocide against russians that was occurring in the luhansk and on next regions of ukraine. so what ukraine has done is brought the case saying this is a false allegation against ukraine, that there was no genocide being committed against russians in this claim was just against russians in this claim wasjust a against russians in this claim was just a pretext for the invasion. was just a pretext for t

you've newspaper in adelaide.ide is just like, you know , imagine newcastle, it's nowhere near the hub of power. it was the second newspaper. there were just 75,000 readers and from that he has spun this enormous media empire around the world and has done that really by spotting big gaps in the ideological market. in particular, you recall when he went to london first buying up the sun and turning it this is 55 years ago into almost a weapon against the smug elites . weapon against the smug elites. and that was his first dramatic statement. you know , we're going statement. you know, we're going to we won't bow down to the privileged enclaves anywhere, never. privileged enclaves anywhere, never . and then 55 years later, never. and then 55 years later, we're having spotted a similar gap in in america with fox news , which is his big moneymaking operation . and again, giving operation. and again, giving a smiting the unrighteous as smiting the unrighteous as smiting the unrighteous as smiting the elites and giving

no man's attempt to dine, you'll know just adelaide at 31. so it's a so nice one. spell take you into the weekend. not quite the same in new zealand. here with the southern, the braces quite coding. christ church, the snow exploring in the mountains might briefly show itself. i will swear there's been some heavy rain in no fight. and by this time, the blow away to it's still dry and most of indonesia, malaysia is getting increasingly red, particularly, and bone here. and it's been very wet in south east asian mainland was southern and vietnam seasonal. but heavy rain all the same. and this, the best reading coming through central china is left japan behind which left will set you on a force to again these ball, but then it should be for that part of japan. now the rain itself might regenerate, just catch south grid ahead in once more to the main islands of japan. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the hello and the clock. this is, it needs a life and death coming up in the next 60 minutes. democracy is don't have to dive into taking di would, people ar

morning dark in the blue, the lower the temperature wake it up, sub 0 in camber, and just 5 degrees in adelaide. ok back to here. now for new zealand, that intense rain that was plague in the south island now pushes to the north island. so we can see some rain in the forecasts, places like auckland, and it's been for example, indonesia and the lazy and mostly dry. but we do have some rain running across the board. the owners go further north of this trench will downpours for southern indo . china in extreme flight adviser is still in place for those on island in the northern philippines. and that rain is still coming out. you on thursday, for china, most of the action will be around gwen g. providence, gwen dung. hong kong is well dark in the blue and the yellow, the more intense. the rain is falling and we've got a tropical storm closing in on tokyo, but okay, i think by and large are going to duck in dodge this one. sure, you'll see a bit of rain and it will all so knock back their temperature as but on thursday, a height of 31 degrees and now you're in the know the weather brought to you by

murdoch was born in australia, and at the age of 21, he took over the running of the news, a small adelaidernalist father had owned before his death in 1952. the young rupert was hooked on the idea of becoming a press mogul. he bought more australian titles and then took over the news of the world and the sun in britain, turning them both into market leaders. later, he'd acquire times newspapers, too. murdoch took on the newspaper industry's powerful print unions, moving his titles away from fleet street and disrupting the media industry with new technology and new ideas. his empire expanded into the us and into the wider broadcasting sphere. murdoch's influence became legendary, courted by many uk prime ministers. i'm not hiding behind an editor and saying that i have nothing to do with the policy or whatever. i do get involved in it, and i don't make a secret of it. despicable, that's how millie - dowler's parents have reacted... but in 2011, it was alleged that murdoch's news of the world had illegally hacked the phone of a young murder victim as well as celebrities, politicians and memb

we'll see some of that warm kicked out places like adelaide seen the temperatures come down with the arrival of those shy was monday into tuesday, but sydney remained remains. * asking in the sunshine. no, that's not the case with oakland. a new zealand we've got watches out for very heavy rain for the very nose. by the time we get into monday, you can see that rain starting to roll in. but for the rest of the country, launch me settled the picture, showers here and there, but some sunshine still picking it through the clouds. now as you move to south east asia, much of the energy is being pulled to storms, type fluids and tropical storms. affecting pots of east asia, and that's, and hans the monsoon, which continues to throw some very heavy rain across the western parts of the philippines as well as much of indo china. the weather brought to you by visit costume. we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict, is the human suffering, that's the reports on pre brave bullets and bombs. and we always include the views from all sides. drones is devastating war tone, somalia, and

me monica's australia and i said generally try and find warm sunshine. 20 i celsius and adelaide know quanch's warm, is it go on 3 monday hard pressure just knows a little that west, which as we go through that day that will say some show is creeping into the the far east of victoria, maybe southern parts of new south wales just around the southern range, as you might see, a shower too as we go on into tuesday. and that's what the weather still in place to close at east the side of news either. hopefully by then the showers not quite as live a chat with me while happy moving away from japan process. guys come back you behind temperature and take care or why it should be around 27 degrees celsius. so that was little bit spells of price that in place on the other side of the yellow sea into central and eastern positive china all the way down to the home come the weather, brought to you by visit cuts on the the color on top of the car, this has been use our line from coming up in the next 60 minutes, thousands of people arriving to the us southern border. the white house is military pers

the gentleman in the middle is my son in adelaide and get to varney wines in these here united states. >> check the mail every day. stuart: dream on, people, dream on. end of my commercial. here we go. this is from mike. what would stuart have thought when he first game to america if he were told he'd be cohosting a primary debate for us, for u.s. president one day. i would have been shocked and astonished, and i'm very excited by it honestly. who saw this coming for 50 years and people have gotten used to my english accent. lauren: i saw it coming. i needled you every single day, stuart, you're hosting the debate. in my heart you deserved it. stuart: i'm anxious about it because it's a very, very big deal but i'm very excited by it and it is upcoming. lauren: it's an honor. stuart: yeah, that's the truth. see on the screen there, september 27th, it is the second republican debate and it's going to be held in simi valley california at the institute. that's the proper name i'm sure. lauren and ashley, you'll be watching and critically watching, won't you. ashley: you don't have an ax s

to come back in behind, that was the weather will ease its way through the by then 24 celsius in adelaide. home where the stay near a 15 degrees with us. nice. so you'll notice it freshening up the touch screen is coming in for more of a southerly direction. what's the weather coming into? good parts of the victoria, the southwell sinks in town and right. and that where to whether we're actually making his way towards the see it. as i said, right? whether to moving into the southeast of china in the form of high choir for the whole system here is in the process of weakening in terms of the winds, but lots of very heavy, right. and that is likely to cause a wide spread flooding, filing of still pretty wet cold for japan. the weather brought to you by visit castle, imprisoned without trial to i'll just say richard, unless remain behind bars in egypt. the hot wood didn't seem detained since february 2020. the drop yet a chief detained since august 2021. i'll just say it recalls for the immediate release of its gentlest, detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime. the the the of them, the c

so here's what i mean. waking up sunday morning sub 0 camber, 6, adelaide melbourne, and whole barts. so that's below average. now for new zealand, not much to report, no weather alerts to report a plenty of sun across both islands here. so as we move on right now to southeast asia, same goes for this part of india news at least java island. com. but for the west coast of some motor island, some showers and storms to be expected on friday. our severe and extreme fund advisors had been dropped from lose on the island in the northern philippines. is that more intense rain begins to shift out toward the south china sea. let's go to china right now. and for glen jeep providence, not too far away from greatland, i think we'll see pockets of about a 100 millimeters of rain and our tropical storm looking to make land fall near tokyo on friday. look at all this rain. it's going to drop. now it, once it moves away, temperatures will ones that can climb in tokyo at the same time with this weather maker, moving through temperatures fall off in beijing to 25 degrees on saturday to kick off the we

and is the end of a seven decade long run from the inheritor of his father's newspaper company in adelaide all the way to being one of the most influential media moguls internationally, certainly in the u.s. and the uk. it is also very much a formalization of what it has already been happening at news corps. and, to your point, rupert murdoch is by no means going to fully cede control to his son, right? this is not going to be a bob iger -- situation where the inheritor is at odds with the predecessor. this is a situation where i think the company is basically saying, look, loughlin murdaugh is ready to run the company has the sole ceo and chairman so that, when the inevitable day comes when rupert does pass, there is at least some semblance of stability. there is a least face on the street among investors, certainly perhaps among the other siblings. who might have different ideas about what should happen to this company after the debt passes. some sense that maybe he actually is the best steward for this company, from a financial perspective. >> or to keep the company in the lane that rup

so it was last week adelaide, but had it's woman day in 6 months on sunday, over the weekend. it was sydney's time. it matched, it's september, record and book those hot conditions to the sidney. maurice and we have people hospitalized because of that shoes day. it did it again, matching is $34.00 degrees celsius for the mercury continued to rise at the airport . it got up to at least $36.00 degrees setting and you reco then this add as that he continues into wednesday to a record run where we seeing the temperature above 30 degrees in sydney. the good news is it is set to ease and go to cold front, sweeping and you can think moving in the, on the satellite image that smoke temperatures down ready for the pace like i like melvin. it'll do the same for sydney. the sheets still pumping through to the east though bruce, when coming in at 35 degrees celsius, but that's who will follow the trend. look at that and looking back down on friday and by the time we get into friday for sydney will be below the average. so much cooler field coming in, but it is the stock value, you know, s

bagley in adelaide and worth bagley's the north were two very prominent north carolina families. now william bagley had served as a major in the confederate army and was appointed by andrew after the war as to be the superintendent of the u.s. mint in charlotte. however, bagley refused the post because the required loyalty oath a lot of southern men refused to give this loyalty oath. and that's why they were excluded from government positions. war, however, he did later serve as the clerk of the north supreme court. now bagley's mother was the daughter of jonathan werth, who was the state treasurer. he had been in the general assembly for a long time before the civil war and he was the first elected governor of north carolina after the war, of course, defeated william holden in that election. now, bagley's brother, william bagley jr became the co-owner and the editor of the raleigh morning post on may 10th, 1898. turns out that's the day before bagley was killed. so his brother is a newspaper man. you think that's going to play a role in how he is remembered? absolutely furthermo

haidi: we have still got one pair of giant pandas left in the southern hemisphere at adelaide zoo. seen the pandas in hong kong. it is so interesting, this concept of panda diplomacy that has been perfected by beijing. they are on loan. there are agreements that usually tend to be extended. the pandemic caused chaos in terms of pandas around the world. one dutch panda is headed back to his home in china as well, but the pandemic upended plans to return them. there are a lot of theories as to whether this is a case of panda diplomacy being used in reverse, that because of these deteriorating relations that this is a reprisal or punishment so that the american public do not get their daily dose of cuteness with these pandas, but it could also be with the success of the domestic panda reading program they may not feel the need to have these and does bread and conserved in overseas locations and they are bringing them back home. i find the idea of panda diplomacy really fascinating. i guess time will tell if we do see a more -- marked improvement maybe we'll see an extension of some of

in australia , to grow adelaide in australia, to grow this complete media empire, which is really quite mastheads have backed both sides of politics here and globally. so i think the most important thing is holding all political sides to account and that's something which his media outlets continue to do and obviously have their critics for doing so . doing so. >> now, before we move to on the succession, which of course is the word is intended , because no the word is intended, because no doubt the murdoch dynasty is greatly shaping and influencing of the hit tv show . so in terms of the hit tv show. so in terms of the hit tv show. so in terms of backing political allies or former allies down the line, let's look for a minute, if we can, at donald trump in america. and of course , fox news, a and of course, fox news, a somewhat fallen out of love with donald trump . and there are donald trump. and there are rumours in a new book that rupert murdoch wishes the former president was dead . strong president was dead. strong words. but how do you think it's going to play out in the next pre

influential media owner in the world, rupert murdoch, who started with a small local newspaper in adelaideon, has stepped down as the boss of his global media empire. in a memo to employees, mr murdoch said the time is right to take on different roles . he to take on different roles. he said our companies are in robust health, as am i. he said he will continue to be involved in the battle of ideas and criticised other media outlets as being in cahoots with a rarefied class of elites who he accused of peddung elites who he accused of peddling political narratives rather than pursuing the truth as he steps down at the tender age of 92 with his ownership of the sun news paper and the times and the creation of sky news and latterly talktv has rupert murdoch been good for britain? let's speak to a man who used to work for him. tonight's new maker, best selling author, journalist and former royal editor of the sun newspaper, duncan larcombe . duncan has duncan larcombe. duncan has rupert murdoch been good for britain ? britain? >> hi, mark. >> hi, mark. >> hi. well, that's a question, isn't it?