we're going to begin in australia that east coast stains have certainly died down in terms of the active weather that we had. now we're really looking at some shower zipping across the bite, but nothing compared to what we saw a little while ago. something major though potentially that we are watching is this to cook up into a tropical cyclone. it's a disturbance wobbling between van iwatsu and new caledonia. so we'll continue to keep tabs on that. what whether we can back in to both islands of new zealand, more western areas, but we do have some showers. plug in gives been with a high 25 degrees, while some cold weather has blanketed thailand. this is record breaking stuff for a parts of the country. so 15.5 degrees, that's good enough for a new record. let's talk about the active weather now. the rain fall that we're dealing with for this region ne monsoon cutting cross northern areas of the philippines right through vietnam, bringing us bursts of rain. and we've also got a batch of rain for the malay peninsula that could cause some flooding. southern china, hong kong, your temperature

that are far removed from the pressing issues facing australia . here, for example, all the past months. uh, the country was flooded with catastrophic floods on the east coastlia many believe that the government is completely insufficient, but actively reacted to this a month before the elections in australia say more about russia for example, the sanctions list was updated to include 150 more people. mostly in their fellow russian senators rallies in support of the special operation in australia require great courage, russian speakers under pressure, but the people. all the same , it is difficult to come out openly in european countries as an ambassador. in canada, on the air of one of the tv channels, in response to regular accusations of war crimes, he called for watching a video filmed by the nazis in bucha, where the words of approval of the execution of people without blue armbands are clearly heard . you can kill them too answers. yes, shoot everyone sir, you're trying to make me believe how that's possible. it 's on twitter, facebook everywhere. no, this is refuted by everyone in denmark, entrepreneurs are punished for a positive attitude towards ru

and we're also seeing the return of what weather along that east coast of australia. so from brisbin to sidney, adapt aide to be expected. while in this weather report in new zealand where leftover is of a tropical cyclone, it's going to strike the east cape red weather warning him place here. we could see up to 300 millimeters of re, ah, african stories from african perspectives wishing door to songs with no mammogram. now when i do pick to deal with short documentary from african fill me from wanda and bookkeeper, fossil renewed with to do this work. yes, sounds of hold one and the coach africa direct on al jazeera. ah ah, ah, a reminder of our top stories here on al jazeera, new york police is searching for a gunman who opened fire in a bus. busy subway carriage joined the morning rush hour. he still missing the police, have now found a van. so in connection with the italian, 16 people were injured 10 by gunfire versus president has defended the war in ukraine as a noble mission that will achieve its goals. vladimir putin also said is not possible to isolate his co

and we're also seeing the return of what weather along that east coast of australia. so from brisbin to sydney, a damp day to be expected. while in this weather report in new zealand where leftover is of a tropical cyclone, it's going to strike the escape red weather warning in play here we could see up to 300 millimeters of rain. ah, from the world's most populated region, in depth stories from across asia with coach and conflicting politics. one 0, one east on al jazeera, the world is warming, and green lands ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war, paused greenland the melting of the frozen north on al jazeera holding the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello there. i'm dealing with donald, this is the al jazeera news. our live from london coming up president couldn't defends russia's warren. ukraine is a noble mission, will achieve its goals and says, talks with keith r. s a dead end. this

in the past few weeks. australia is east coast his having and i usually wet summer due to a lie nino weather system. i know that our communities are flawed, fatigued, we have had months now of one a ryan event after another constant rain flooding. of course, over that time, we've had people having to prepare their homes over and over again. voters are going to the polls in the gambia on saturday to let their national assembly record number of candidates survive for the 53 parliamentary seats. another 5 will be appointed by the president item, a borrow. he's facing growing political and economic discontent and hopes to win enough support to move forward with his agenda. and guinea, i'll said president alpha condo has returned to con, carry after seeking medical treatment in the united arab emirates, county was allowed to leave in january by the interim government that unseated him in september is been under house arrest, skinny, his face. can the condemnation and african union memberships in suspension over the take over the economic community of west african states, imposed sanctions on gimme until its military

australia. most popular city have been told to evacuate after torrential rain fell along the east coast. sidney recorded nearly a month's worth of rainfall that was on wednesday nights. emergency services used inflatable boats and helicopters to rescue people a situation exacerbated of course, by climate change. alright, well today jewel the headlines here on al jazeera. we'll have more news coming up for a full half hour. in fact, right after we go to ukraine, the seeds of war from india clark, it is to bye for now. the stage is good at a time for different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think. what leaves implicitly to the headlines join me if i take on the live, dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions upfront with me. mark of mine who was out 0. 0 mm mm oh mm. mm. ukraine. the settings for the largest military conflict in europe since the 2nd world war rushes assault relentless from its fast incursion on february 20 flew in. thick it's sprained, painful for so my 1st reaction was good for problem. i've just lost my country or in my shop with my never come back there. ah, ukrainian fight is definetly

that is an excellent question. tragically, the evolving climate crisis is helping in australia. the fact that we have endured catastrophic bushfires and most recently, the her us floods on the east coasts the climate crisis will continue over time as we get further from our historic climate averages, to force us to pay attention to the climate crisis. one of the problems is that increasingly, our resources will need to be split between dealing with the adaptation and paying the price of not having acted on climate change earlier, and continuing to try to mitigate to make sure the crisis doesn't get even worse than it otherwise would. so climate will continue to force itself into our attention, but obviously things going on in the world, we have seen the news cycle over the last couple years dominated by covid and more recently, dominated by the war in ukraine. it is a tough situation, but i think climate change will continue to command attention. shery: emma aisbett, to her point, some countries are turning their support for fossil fuels, given the geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions. we are hearing south korea will be expanding oil product tax cuts to 30% from 20% to help ea

australia. we're still quite warm to be on. so 27 in perth as opposed to 16 in melbourne. and then that range heading towards the east coast from new south wales. and yes, it's still wet on the ground around sidney. now, new zealand. lovely looking weather. yeah, it's like to be rather wet in oakland, so in oakland just expect more. right. if you read, tries church enjoy the sunshine attempt is actually arising it about $21.00 is clearly going to be run rain coming to south island, but he was new. ah, the full of struggles full of pleasure. that at the moment i went on there with the same demon to me news, you may go and may godsa legal. i may from india, they will west on me how me an intimate look at life in cuba. wardrobe and then go to what again was a prison with daniel said, as a daughter, what are the name on my leave? my cuba on al jazeera lou . ah again what she out 0 reminder about top stories is and time is running out fort ukrainian forces in the besieged city of merrier pole. to meet russia's ultimatum to surrender. they have until 10 g m t to lay down their arms and leave cranes. president is warning and the

concerning factor — that we've gone from literally the south—east of australia burning to literally the south—east of australia flooding. the isle of wight, just a short ferry ride from the south coastfamous for its sailing. but it wasn't seafaring weather in february when the island set a new record for england's strongest wind gust during a remarkable spell of stormy weather across the uk. a driver's worst nightmare caught on dashcam — a lorry overturns in extreme winds in oxfordshire during storm eunice, the second and most powerful of three named storms to hit the uk in just one week. thankfully, the driver wasn't seriously hurt. another lucky escape in london, which was covered for the first time by a red weather warning. falling trees caused damage and widespread travel disruption, many people filming the storm's disruption themselves. man: oh, my god! i caught that on video! and even falling steeples — an unusual impact of the storm on a church in somerset. an unlikely beneficiary of the storm — livestreaming of planes battling the winds as they landed at heathrow attracted thousands of new viewers. and here on the coast of the isle of wight, almost invisible in the sea spray

australia's east coast summer has been dominated by the lanier weather phenomenon typically associated with increased rain. unfortunately, we continue to bay in a linear events, which we know for new south wales means that we can expect to say higher than average rainfall conditions, which is exactly what we've seen over the past couple of months. and we are expecting linea to continue on throughout the remainder of april. the extreme weather made worse by climate change has raised questions about how prepared australia is for such disasters and authorities a warning of more rain in the coming days. major flood warnings have been issued for several suburbs in the south of sydney. while the entire city of 5000000 people has been warned of potential flash flooding this weekend. victoria gay to be al jazeera, the legendary british rock band, pink floyd, is released its 1st song and nearly 30 years to support people displaced by russians. invasion of ukraine. ah, yes. the musicians teamed up with a vocalist from one of ukraine's biggest bands and resistant song called hey, rise up. it was uploaded to social media platforms and went viral in hours. money raise will go to the ukraine, the humanitarian relief

australia's east coast summer has been dominated by the la nino weather phenomenon typically associated with increased rain. unfortunately, we continue to bay in a linear events, which we know for new south wales means that we can expect to say higher than average rainfall conditions, which is exactly what we've seen over the past couple of months. and we are expecting linea to continue on throughout the remainder of april. the extreme weather made worse by climate change has raised questions about how prepared australia is for such disasters and authorities a warning of more rain in the coming days. major flood warnings have been issued for several suburbs in the south of sydney, while the entire city of 5000000 people has been warned of potential flash flooding this weekend. victoria gay to be al jazeera. ah hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the kremlin is denying responsibility for what ukraine says.

that limit was set by the paris agreement. beyond it, so-called tipping points of disaster become more likely already last month, the east coast of australia devastating flooding and an ice shelf the size of new york city fell into the ocean. last friday, the latest measure of snowpack in california was found to be barely a third of what it normally is after the driest start to the year on record and a late march heat wave the u.n. report does note that some progress has been made, especially in lowering the price of renewable energy. >> the challenge now is really to stave off the pass of that action we have the tools, we have the regulations, we have the policies we need to make them tighter and we need to spread them more widely. >> reporter: but much, much more must be done, namely that fossil fuels should be phased out and replaced with renewables, a major shift from the ipcc's 2014 report which kept them in the mix along with carbon capture technology it also calls for methane emissions to be cut by a third by 2030. the report emphasizes that funding of renewable energy both public and private falls far too short, three to six times