dustan: i went to bali in 2011 and was awestruck by the reefs i saw. this is in the very base of the coral triangle. it's sort of the mother, if you will, of coral-reef biodiversity and of all marine biodiversity. and i've been going there annually since. and what this video depicts are the changes we saw before and after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the story of what happened to the reef in one year. so this is a healthy coral. we call it the monument coral. we have a temperature probe underneath that records the temperature of the sea water every 30 minutes. so we have very good temperature records from this part of the ocean. so this coral is probably 500, maybe a thousand years old. it's like a big, giant redwood tree or a sequoia. and it's bleaching, and when it bleaches, it loses the algae in its tissue that allow it to grow faster and help its nutrition. it's sort of like, if you went through a human, it would be like taking out a kidney. these white areas are bleached, and this brown area

news live from bali in a suicide bomber strikes at the heart of somalia's capital mogadishu is the most group al-shabaab says it's responsible for the attack as part of its muse long campaign to overthrow somalia's government at least six people are dead many more injured. also on the program here in germany thousands have been demonstrating in the eastern city of kemet against far right extremism of. germany's foreign minister a high komarov says more citizens should be stepping up for tolerance on.

>> they wanted -- >> they went to bali. >> they must have had a lot of cash come in going to bali. >> i would rather give someone money to do something than to buy them something that cjuld sit in the corner as a piece of junk. > but they do register for things they need. >> sometimes things they need. >> need? come on. >>> there's a fine line there. things they want to stare at. >> do you need that monogrammed plate? come on. >> mayb >> do you need those three gravy boats? what are you going to do. >> too many cashes in gravy. they don't eat that. >> not registering for three of them, just one. >> but they're way too much money for a gravy boat. come. anyway, we have a weather alert later on today. not this morning. this morning looks good. areas of fog and but your morning is dry. that's a nice change. we have rain after 2:00 p.m. e area could see severe thunderstorms too so i'll showg you the timn a second. nice and dry on radar. here's the area where we cod see severe storms this afternoon shown by the yellow shadedun sections a d.c. metro area. we could be seeing strong storms, d

the crucial ingredient of the local cuisine for a new novel is going to bali for what has always been the most important ingredient in traditional recipes. it is. one of the traditional recipes in western creech is still goats meat that is slow roasted with onions herbs lemon and all of oil. a fishy spear overlock he's built his restaurant. in ruins from the venetian era in the old town just behind the porch over twenty years ago he's been cooking traditional cretin cuisine ever since. the restaurant is particularly popular in the evening when the atmosphere was quite magical. oh i love being by the water doesn't really matter if it's walking cycling swimming or just laying out in the sun what is your favorite thing to do by the way with a let is now and you'll be entered into a prize draw to win a special you're a max a watch there it is all the details are on the website d.w. dot com a forward slash lifestyle staring up at the stars might even be a favorite thing for you sometimes it's possible at the beach but somewhere is generally prefer if you are a pro photographer like frank i

the devastating earthquake and tsunami in 2004, but all done sumatra, java, through the islands of balinew guinea are all prone to earthquakes, and in some places volcanic activity as well. thank you so much for your insight. you're watching newsday on the bbc. live from singapore and london. still to come on the programme... we'll look at what's in your energy drink. an australian report has found excessive levels of caffeine. also coming uo on the programme... how becoming a geisha was a way for women to escape poverty. a new documentary looks at what their lives were really like. in all russia's turmoil, it has never come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people had feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. h

>>estar en el evento mÁs importante de glee con bali no ha sido nada fÁcil, han sido muchos aÑos de esfuerzoa idea y un buen equipo o pues hay que intentarlo. lo bueno cuestan dicen es emprendedores. >>hemos aprendido que la vida trae muchos obstÁculos pero tambiÉn muchas oportunidades. por cierto esto termina maÑana. ♪ >>llegÓ la hora de saber cómo estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo para el resto de la semana con estas imÁgenes en vivo nos vamos a cone dar con suheily lÓpez. ♪ suheily: muchÍsimas gracias, preparÁndonos para el calor que llegarÁ para maÑana viernes. en san josÉ registramos los 95. temperatura agradable en el norte de la bahÍa un día bastante tranquilo y todavÍa continuamos con densa neblina. vean que hermosa vista hacia la bahÍa de san francisco o ya cercanos a es la hora de la tarde temperatura en los 59 ideado como puede aumentar para el dÍa de maÑana en el este de la bahÍa. nuestros amigos con temperaturas bastante agradables y hacia santa rosa hoy hemos tenido un poco de humo hacia las horas de la noche. condiciones favorables para que siga creciendo. note que a mediados

this is it over the news live from bali isn't all that anti immigration policy about to shake up european politics so it's a going to the polls today with the far right sweden democrats poised to make a major gay what does it mean for the country's lives reliance will happen alice is from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. north korea commemorate the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding but behind the pomp the grades just pyongyang really have a purpose for celebration will put that question to an expert on east asia. candid sport a controversial call from the pilot had serino williams fuming as she lost the u.s. open final to jump in his youngster i am yourself. time hell and i'm free thanks for joining me voting is underway in sweden in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades mainstream parties are facing a serious challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from voters unhappy with immigration and integration the swings threatening to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stefano ven calls his ballot early this morn

visited up here is live from bali more than sixty five thousand turned out for a free concert i came straight says i'm in the eastern german city of janet's a show of defiance against neo nazis following last week's violent anti migrant protests also on the program. japan hit by the strongest typhoon for more than twenty five years more than a million people evacuated rather than at traffic massively disruptive. taking sides or but taking the news for john to nike puts american football commentator percent of its new ad campaign and ignites a new control message. i'm for the gal welcome to the program it's not about being left wing or right wing it's about doing but decent thing the lead singer of one of germany's best known rock bands ditto jose described last night's concert against racism in the eastern german city of candidates musicians said they wanted to send a signal after the violence that followed last week's anti micro protests in the city tens of thousands turned out to watch the concert. videos into may and there were more of us that was the most of today's event is libe

feces detail when you fly from bali is another anti immigration policy about to shake up european politics so we exult going to the polls today with the far right sweden democrats poised to make major gains or does it mean the country's liberal along this will have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. north korea commemorates the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding but behind the pomp and the parades does pyongyang really have cause for celebration will put that question to an expert on east asia. i'm having the humphrey good to have you with us voting is underway in sweden in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades traditional parties are facing a serious challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from voters unhappy with immigration and integration the swing is threatening to unseat the left leaning government of prime minister stefano often cost his ballot this morning he's called this election a referendum on sweden's welfare state polls suggest the populist sweden democrats could have much as one of the strongest forces in

mÚltiples recursos desplegados en tierra", en tanto abrieron un centro de evacuaciÓn en el local de bali beatriz: se han quemado mÁs de 2500 acres a raÍz de este incendio, pero no hay heridos ni casas destruidas afortunadamente. continÚa con mÁs informaciÓn. ramÓn: gracias, aumentan los altos niveles de contaminaciÓn originados por el siniestro de lapa, se prevee que provoquen una pÉsima calidad de aire hasta el martes en los condados del norte y este de la bahÍa. elena nos tienemÁs detalles. elena: buenas tardes a los amigos televidentes, comenzamos analizando que continÚa el incendio activo sobre la zona de napa, es muy difÍcil de controlar los incendios sobre el estado porque tenemos baja humedad especÍficamente en napa sÓlo un 42% de humedad y tambiÉn los vientos estÁn fuertes. fundamentalmente sobre esa regiÓn tenemos viento que estÁn soplando del sur, entre 14 a 22 millas por hora. le recomiendo que aquellas personas que viven en mapa, traten de mantener sus vÍas respiratorias tapadas. tambiÉn usen mÁscara para filtrar el humo, mantengan sus casas cerradas, traten de evitar ese hum

in borneo singapore was in the mix as well but you can't and that's true for the rest of java and bali and beyond looks bone dry and i think will stay that way in the forecast but this is the green the blue stuff that suggests heavy rain it might we well include singapore certainly a good part of thailand in the central southern philippines but this is what you expect this time is nothing to extraordinary them dollars something is trying to develop just north of the beans in the form of a tropical depression however australia different story having had the driest winter almost on record as you well know this part of a straight new south wales a good bit of it tory queens and was suffering drive in some useful rain recently is going to will now as you can see but i think the focus will see a shower or two more not that many this time but it's already happened this of course is going trough the tasman sea on the western side purses of twenty in the sun shines not just bright skies it's probably blue skies and little changes taking place to the east except it's warmed up in adelaide as th

every and every day jakarta gets closer and closer to seeing a significant downpour mostly the java in bali is dry borneo not so nor indeed sumatra or sudden tom than if you in singapore kuala lumpur all plan to travel there the chances are showers are not far away as for the philippines where you don't have a north of the zone for the rest of the audience yeah well it seems likely. the with it sponsored by. brazil's constitution grants its people the right to it. but it's been a long struggle and the system is constantly challenge to fight because. i know that nine some one medical treatment could lead to good death but on the other hand i also know that because of providing that treatment will have a negative impact on the rest of society. brazil's real drugs war on the people. on al-jazeera. have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories the u.s. has threatened to sanction the international criminal court if it prosecute its soldiers for war crimes when asked as security adviser john bolton also criticized palestinian efforts to bring israel before the i.c.c. for alleged war cr

it's got to be essence and bali that you grew in germany is completely different to what we have in india the water in germany is probably playing a much better role by producing beers in germany than she does in india it is easy brother to bother with the german mused mr. the debate here is becoming more and more popular in delhi is somehow fitting because in its own way the capital to list some thing of the brew some tastes in souls it's sometimes a tad bitter and in its own way delhi is definitely intoxicating. half of. the intrigue international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week which the model for it is live the syrian conflict could they moving into what's called a game but at what cost of human life and what happens after and the sad victory those are the questions we'll be asking the crowd. quadriga thirty minutes on t.w. . lake your support team the smarter the d.w.p. for small. fortune watch one united up to date extraordinary. to decide what's on sunday more. dogs come smart t.v. . climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa pe

the team and myself you know neal hello and welcome our top story the fates of russian sports drugs bali will be decided later on thursday the world to see is jus to vote on whether to lift the suspension over a scandal in twenty fifteen the international olympic committee after commission but russia's readmission one as president is also for the move but there have been rifts within the anti doping governing body the organizations vice pres. didn't i. see from various countries are against that they accuse want of moving the goal post by easing some of the conditions placed on russian the head of america's agency went to far as to suggest sucking the wada chief r.t. sport correspondent alexy going to shift picks up the story for the last three years russian sport has been firmly sidelined as accusations mounted over state sponsored doping. the media has been in meltdown. the b.b.c. sports editor dan ronan tweeted out what he claimed was a letter from waters compliance review committee saying rosado prolonged suspension was already a done deal let's take a look at the whole picture just

this is due to use coming to live from bali and designs to strike some africa the biggest lake more than one hundred twenty passengers drowned as a ferry capsizes on lake victoria and scores of people are still missing and officials expect the deaf children to rise before succumbing up to the british prime minister tourism hits back at e.u. leaders calling their.

i'll expect one ahead early thanks for mikhail gorbachev's bali to the back of the net. and they held on tight to their lead. kept. on some busy. but very big summer transfer played a super as allison player drew the sides level after sixty seven minutes the first major dividend from the twenty three million euro investment and for player has made a good goal. after that neither side came close to scoring but at least both remained undefeated. a month before welcoming manchester city on saturday hoffenheim hosted lowly freiburg any thoughts negotiates story sorry for what that hoffenheim didn't actually open the scoring didn't call chelsea. and until the video assistant intervened and rightly ruled him off sawing freiburg can be a nasty surprise has done many kinds proved in the thirty six minute but what. do. we know the coach going to. be seeing tonight his team adam solenoid pulled the level easy and the hunger we strike could double his tally past the hour latching on to nico should sizzling cross. an inch to tap a three one to not close matches my. head shot because

he's live from bali thousands of protesters march again through can next backing two opposing visions of. right wing groups gather in the east in a german city to challenge the country's migration policies while counter-demonstrators hold a rival rally protests began a week ago off a fatal stabbing allegedly by two migrants on.

control of a town in northeast forno state they reportedly fired on soldiers and residents single to bali some residents had only returned to the town in june encouraged to do so by the nigerian government they fled in two thousand and fifteen after one of the deadliest encounters in the fight against boko haram. human rights groups have condemned egypt's mass sentencing of hundreds of people charged over a two thousand and thirteen pro muslim brotherhood sit in in cairo the protests lasted six weeks and ended with the killing of around nine hundred protesters by security services in all seven hundred thirty nine people were tried on charges ranging from organizing a lawful protests to murder during the sit in the court confirmed death sentences and seventy five defendants including muslim brotherhood officials forty four were in the dock with the rest tried in absentia forty five boys sentenced to life imprisonment including the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader muhammad but the and almost six hundred were sentenced to between five and fifteen years in prison and some including the pho

wus coming to you live from bali three d. turn sour public outrage forces germany's coalition government to backtrack on what to do with its controversial domestic spy chief hans killed muslim didn't get no promotion and not be rising up wrong he just being a special advisor to the interior minister what does all of this means in a few honors those who suffered under the nazi and salvia occupations. and china accuses the u.s. of create bullying ism as the latest round of u.s. talents on chinese imports goes into effect one of germany's top economists gives us his perspective on where this dispute is heading. higher warm welcome to you i'm under attack shima a deal with the future of germany's domestic spy chief appears to have preserved fragile government the coalition had been holding crisis talks over what to do with mohsen after his controversial remarks about far right violence and early agreement that give mohsen a higher ranking job with more money met with public outrage after the weekend i go see a sions meccas. defin

and that's when i just say on a d w news i'm going to humphrey in bali and remember you can always get the latest on our website that is of course d w dot com thanks as ever to your company and see you again see. such. an. odd. piece at the truth. in these years constantly ecosystem is at risk of industrial pollution and overfishing and threatening people's livelihoods. and initiative is trying to save the fish stocks and revise announced to meet him in the bunch of who put a stop to the chaos in the fish in search of a go at africa. g.w. . they merely did it has followed the storm with her mission to get the long one element born with aereo is called nineteen. million dollars a year they were both born. now that college and over four months area. tests for their families have. forged. in sixty minutes on the w. o. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and megalomania. where so clearly the elite. class was. coming vestment bankers conflict ourselves with the first on. everybody was wrong the wanted to ignore the reality that the whole thing might blow off in the face o

. >> reporter: this struck these guys on a surfing vacation in bali. >> we saw a beach full of plasticude, how come no one is cleaning up the ocean? he said we clean it every day. there's so much in the ocean it catches up. >> reporter: two buddies up ended traditional thinking. instead of asking for money, they started a business. they would pay people and sponsor volunteer groups to pick up as much plastic as possible. >> what if we create a demand. >> we were like how do you do that? >> reporter: how would they hire 220 people in three countries and turn clean up into a business? >> they have been selling bracelets from recycled materials. it's funded by this? >> absolutely. >> it cost how much? >> $20 a bracelet. >> reporter: so far, 20 bracelets sold. for ocean, cleaning up to clean up. >> who is intimidating the ocean, green peace or tesla? the private sector is where action happens. that's why we are here. >> for every $20, for ocean promises to extract pounds of trash. they salvaged 800,000 pounds from the oceans so far. >> flood light. straws are terrible. >> straws, plastic w

any news from bali and plenty more coming up at the top of the hour the latest is always available on our website that state of any dot com ceasing. to cut. cut cut. cut. cut cut. cut. cut. in terms of the conflict zones confronting the powerful two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president do chants a friends vigorously denied for years this week here in manila this is legal adviser salvatore cassano welcome succumb to conflict so for me on the detail of the full. reception of confusing game brings actually to engine teaching. that's most self-made can do t.v. maybe even decide to the number two thirds of the hunger games. it's a good seat of television in the world of. tomorrow today i'm sixty minutes d w. o. o. lehman brothers ten years on. a story of ambition greed and megalomania. we are so clever the return control to british law is one. of investment bankers like ourselves with never stop. everything's wrong the want

is something terrible happened which walls -- which was used to bali organized for their propaganda not to given the role of social media in. escalating this and in steering it -- would you say actually this is something that could have taken place anywhere it just happened to be cabinets because that's where the stabbing occurred. of the would say these are the two different questions is it does something that is typical for the eastern part in germany or with the role of the social media. i think social media of fuels things very fast because social media instantaneously gives information even wrong informations. it was even said in the beginning the man who was murdered wanted to help german goal from from the immigrants and so on all these things. which which it was actually falls and the police has no proof of that. but but these kings if these things are spread through the social media things are happening very very fast and i would say the the demonstrations on sunday. where indeed most continuously them plan on monday on on on monday it was a totally different affair like we com

is long overdue and that this is just the tip of the iceberg that's right justice minister kevin up bali has urged the church to a she said take responsibility for decades of concealment cover ups and denials of pretty strong words there from her she also called on the roman catholic church to work with state prosecutors to bring every known case to justice and take steps to prevent more child abuse in the future it's possible i would say even likely that we are going to see criminal prosecutions as a result of the from asian that's come to light ok does that mean we could see investigations on the criminal level getting underway like we've seen in the us and like we've seen in australia already not only against priests but potentially against bishops and archbishops as well yeah i think so germany's independent process commissioner for child sex abuse issues has recommended that state authorities take action on this they do everything they can to help the victims to obtain compensation but also to have access to church files and so on because there have been problems in the past as we'v

michael lythcott of new york was traveling with a friend on a scooter in bali when they swerved to avoidk and ended up in a ravine. now, both of them were badly injured but lythcott was able to post a message on facebook saying, help, in danger, call police. >> my left arm is like at the wrist was broken, couldn't move. what i started doing was sharing my live location on facebook. you can do a check-in. >> after he shared that, one of his friends on facebook contacted the u.s. embassy, and they sent help to him and his friend in that ravine. >> well, luckily this didn't happen while he was looking for help. >>> facebook is blaming a networking issue for an outage that knocked the site off line monday along with instagram and whatsapp. the outage was reported on four continents. facebook says it lasted fewer then 90 minutes. in other news people spoke to each other for 90 minutes yesterday. it was weird. >>> all right, time for sports now starting with a stunning upset at the u.s. open. five-time champion roger federer lost to australian john millman who is ranked 55th in the world. mill

the mostly fled and went to bali and. the dangle was brought the house where he lived and the kids got to play in the most he's got. the mohawk he's touched them. there were parties every night the community was living in a bubble. they were not touched by the holocaust and they were living as if there was no war and nothing has happened much. so my father was very happy to to to stay on and back that. david should mashes davydenko as neighbor in london as he was in baghdad when they were children. there's always hope that a bad episode was a one off and it won't repeat itself. with a certain amount of wishful thinking but. the truth and nothing. but the less well off jews were worried. they saw the right during the war as a warning. her rally joined a secret cell. phone rude. there are those who are bikini to bits to hone color you didn't begin. a new but no more lawyer. law sort of call today though if you're dark like it's a sin for washington. today he teaches kids at the babylonian museum in tel aviv and he's bringin

the day for the south should be fine for some of us particularly in the eastern parts of java and bali. sure. and again you're watching alexander has a reminder of all top stories this hour after a historic three days with north korea is that kim jong un the president of south korea is back on home soil and says north korea has off the south to mediate talks with washington and the kim wants a second summit with the u.s. president donald trump as soon as possible. european union leaders are meeting in austria with migration of brecht's as high on the agenda of the meeting without british prime minster treason maces gus the next steps on the u.k.'s exit from the bloc but also beats negotiating measures to prevent migrants and refugees from entering the in you. and malaysia's former prime minister has appeared in court again to face twenty five additional corruption charges including the use of power and money laundering and denying these elite elite transferring six hundred eighty one million dollars from the state's investment fund into his bank accounts. the head of israel's air force

showing this angle which is the rains the general rains coming slowly but still it looks like java and bali and all points east look dry sumatra increasingly not so but stop tickly wet island singapore and caleb back into the sheriff quite possibly as for the receding monsoon through india it's construct again in odisha and possibly much of pradesh and to the northeast of india. the weather sponsored by cats own a race. in germany's capital there's a barber like no other sort of what it is it. goes from. but as he said he changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived. in the past or of berlin this is you know. when people need to be heard. so to speak for a few jomo soldiers lawyer it's not. short and the story needs to be told we do stories that in our own society i testified in the call of law to make sure that the bad guys behind bars al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and on. good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news hour these are our top stories the head of t

. >> michael lithkott says he and a friend were riding a scooter in bali, in indonesia, when it flipped police, on facebook. . >> get this, friends in the states, saw the message. one called bali rescuers. >> rescuers tracked the pair down through his facebook gps location. . >> wow! >> how about that? >> that is awesome. >> we did a story not that long ago about people stuck in an elevator in lisbon, portugal. they ended up calling lisbon, maine, when they called 911. so there you go, you get around the whole 911 misdirection. >> it's important to do that location check in when you post onto facebook. that's exactly what it is. >> now we know. unless they're down. it's a good thing -- >> oh, my gosh. >> that the facebook outage didn't happen on that day. >>> coming up in the next half hour, monica lewinsky walks out of an interview. you'll hear the question that drew her emotional reaction. >>> nike sparking a firestorm with its new "just do it" ad. some questioning why colin kaepernick is a part of it. kaepernick is a part of it. so it's normal to do something about it ky natural feel

showers but every every day jakarta gets closer and closer to seeing a significant pool mostly the java bali's dry borneo not so nor indeed sumatra or than if you in singapore kuala lumpur all plan to travel there the chances are showers are not far away as for the philippines where you don't have enough of these all for the rest of the audience yeah well it seems likely. the weather sponsored by qatar and base. the occupied west bank city of hebron is on the front line of the arab israeli conflict you don't really care after a while of palestinians you don't like it i don't like it but you just don't care about but one man is standing up to israeli pressure to sell his house for an unimaginable figure they could call a good guy who is the man but joe public company of al-jazeera world tells the story of the house the symbol of resistance to continuing occupation the hundred million dollar home fresh perspectives new possibilities. debates and discussions it's only one piece on a story that doesn't get nearly the news coverage that it deserves says so much to talk about is there any way of mea

of borneo and into the northern parts of java it looks like jakarta will see one or two showers for bali those should stay largely fine and dry the philippines which the just occasional showers. and there again you're watching out there has reminded of our top stories this hour the russian defense ministry says fifteen military service when the being killed off of the plane was shot down by syrian anti-aircraft fire the defense minister says israel is fully to blame deliberately putting the plane into the path of syrian air defenses russian state media says moscow has summoned the israeli voice over the incident. south korea's president. for his summit with north korean leader kim jong un the two leaders were all smiles as hundreds of people lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the historic meeting in the capital holding talks focusing on north korea's nuclear disarmament. and anticorruption n.g.'s says it has evidence that at least fifty islands in the mold legally leased out for tourism by the government with millions of dollars embezzling reports builds on a two thousand and sixtee

charges of treason and is a vocal critic of president you very much seventy malcolm webb reports from bali one's home town of mcgary their company. as soon as the plane that got the wind was in touch down on the tarmac in tempe international airport he left the aircraft people traveling with him say he was bundled into a police car arrested and taken away please deny he was arrested they just say he was escorting him home and then they are going to be brought in here to his house and there are still hundreds of supporters gathered outside they were waiting here for him to arrive we spoke to him a short while ago he said very tired and that he's still in pain from the injuries that he sustained when he's was saying when he says he was tortured just a couple of weeks ago although the government denies that his soldiers tortured him while he was in detention with crucially the security agencies today were trying to involve trying to avoid the embarrassment of having a procession all the way from the international airport down the forty kilometer road that leads to the capital the built up are

us in java they'll be a bit of cloud in the west impalas in the east but a chance of a dry day in bali should be drawing to over towards australia and for some of us here there's more cloud edging its way towards us and that in alice springs is quite exciting because we've had our longest dry spell on rec ordinal for one hundred sixty days it looks like we should see a thunderstorm or on friday that's not going to last too long though by saturday looks like that will have cleared away so twenty six degrees will be our maximum temperature in the dry where that once more further south we've got more cloud this making its way across parts of tasmania a few showers out of this particularly in the west of the west over of perth it should be fine unsettled twenty one maximum temperature a bit of cloud coming and going during the day. it captures memory and present reality. the camera as a. photographer and often. in one of the most deprived areas children right. now have a voice. close up part of the viewfinder latin america's series. top stories this hour after three days with north korea's

but to keep them from organizing demonstrations should bali at source that's a providing is a stash eachhen the police were questioning me they kept saying that was your first and last demonstration and you've done ph so you're stuck at the monster that's all you need a gun the gun at most it's a misdemeanor when you've got a check on there's nothing about it in the penal code. no use talking and pretty upset about that is you know i'm a single mother and that's a lot of money to take but. not so if you want yes the ultimate right we appeal of some german government. the appeal will be heard in three days but there will be no more demonstrations here any time soon. the fis been an increase recently in the number of criminal cases involving petty offenses by government critics. that you know. i said in public that kaczynski is a liar skirting his one hundred years ago that the chargers are groundless that's why we keep filing appeals stuff i don't know so why are you here when you just are here to sort of what's wider diddler come to power in germany is that it's the that's the way things

people like mum and bali have few chances in a world like that because without protectionism trade can never be fair. food production in particular has to be shielded from cheap competition whether in developing countries or industrialized ones. also if we want to continue producing food products in the region rather than in the cheapest place in the world and if the products only follow the highest purchasing power then the only way to sustain that is with protectionism but a positive protectionism based on sustainability because. africa doesn't need fetters it needs protection while its industry is cruel. and only when that happens will the flood of migrants to europe searching for a better life finally slow francisco mari says the current model is fundamentally flawed. debate hundreds of the rules of world trade are actually made to allow big countries to invest in smaller towns and gain access to their resources. and there's a lot of hypocrisy there especially in agriculture well everyone bangs on about how we need free trade but is busy protecting themselves in a huge way with sub

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it brought in leaders from communities in panama and bali.. who talked about how their islands are sinking and their food becoming scarce.olo villalaz/visiting from panama climate change right now in my territories is affecting the way we live in the islands. but organizers and attendees say.. the event gives them hope.lauren sutherlin/organizer the energy in the streets of san francisco this week is an incredible mix of fierce resistance but also collective inspiration. there is a huge relief that people feel getting together and seeing the strength in our communities. (hermela aregawi( tomorrow morning will start with opening remarks from san francsico mayor london breed and will continue with prime ministers from nations most affected by climate change.. as well as panels from leaders on the issue. reporting live in san francisco hermela aregawi kron 4 news (pam)coming up: it is being called a terrible accident.a 19 month-old girl, dies after being left in a hot car.the warning to parents tonight. (ken)plus: san francisco struggles with sma

boko haram gunmen have retaken control of the town of bali in northeast borno state some residents had only just returned to the town in june encouraged to do so by the nigerian government they fled in two thousand and fifteen after one of the deadliest encounters in the fight against boko haram protesters have been gathering in towns and cities around the world to urge world leaders to take action against climate change it's part of an international day of protests time to coincide with key un climate talks in bangkok the talks aimed to create a draft legal framework for limiting global temperature rise that can be presented at the final round of discussions in poland in december more in the news hour in half an hour al-jazeera world continues that. what changed for me very dramatically and how i see these rooms were of palestine information the conflict was me being there me being there as a soldier me being a part of you know of the depression of palestinian me being a part of the occupation as an act of war so for me with changed it was what i did as a soldier so i was just like th

chances are you'll be wet but if you're further south and again jakarta stands out most of java and bali it's still warm and largely dr that is even true in the philippines not in the show a lot of clout still humid but not particularly wet at the moment to the south still active weather in australia the temp has been going up and down they're about to go down in sydney this frontal system is edging in and as it does so of course it shifts the wind direction so we're left with thirteen degrees even brighter skies in melbourne and eighteen in sydney which is a descent from the twenty's and you can follow that to trace the cloud back across the middle of australia back to a circulation just off the coast of perth and you look like you've got a wet day coming i have to say for saturday but at twenty three degrees who's going to complain fine weather to the east on saturday and the rain is heading sighs towards south island in new zealand fact if anything is going to start running up the coast a make or to wet couple of days this weekend. they live in a country plagued by poverty. billionair

news live from bali could some reports of violence in the german city of cabinets last week be fake news this video of an alleged attack on a farm it was widely circulated but now germany's domestic intelligence chief says he has no reliable evidence that such chases actually took place rick poppy's remarks appear to contradict those of germany's chancellor. thomson machall meanwhile has been meeting the french president emmanuel mccraw in maasai with the stated objectives.

this is deja news coming to you live from bali a moment of truth for greg's it elitist spawn of the pressure on the british prime minister telling bobs of a break the plan will not and that time is running out in sounds good in austria for an e.u. summit really go there live for the day latest also coming up. in sport it's russia is russia to be brought back from the cold and russian track and field athletes haven't competed in their country scholars since two thousand and fifteen but now the world anti-doping agency says it will lift a ban on russia's testing the border treaty despite widespread opposition. and north and south korea to just play a new heights of cooperation that says washington signals its intent to restock told to pyongyang but is the korean peninsula any closer to denuclearize ation. and don't look to me you won't find me a family note from a young man to his parents do down here goes to china to understand why a cancer diagnosis drove him to leave whole. class debates on the poor a san francisco exhibition expose a complex diverse need show off the islamic dress code. he

malcolm webb has more from bali lined hometown of my gary kampala. as soon as the plane that got the wind was in touch down on the tarmac up in to the international airport he left the aircraft people traveling with him say he was bundled into a police car arrested and taken away police deny he was arrested they just say he was escorting him home and then they are going to be brought in here to his house and there are still hundreds of supporters gathered outside they were waiting here for him to arrive we spoke to him a short while ago he said very tired and that he's still in pain from the injuries that he sustained when he's was saying when he says he was tortured just a couple of weeks ago although the government denies that his soldiers tortured him while he was in detention be crucially the security agencies today were trying to involve trying to avoid the embarrassment of having a procession all the way from the international airport down the forty kilometer road that leads to the capital it's a built up area it's probably why not many support

but some rather hefty downpours the exception really is in the south for us in java at across into bali it should be fine and settled over towards australia and forcing darwin it's the dry season at the moment so you wouldn't expect any rain but we do have just the faintest shadow of a cloud there that will to some rather hefty downpours twenty nine millimeters of rain there just in two hours it really was very very wet but it looks like it's going to stay dry over the next few days instead the showers there likely to be around the coast of sydney hair that's likely to be one or two rather shop once a temperature of fifteen degrees their force on wednesday and as we head through into the day the temperatures should rise this time up to twenty one further towards the west should be fine and settled for us in perth a maximum here of twenty degrees so the inland i suppose of w.a. there will be a bit more clout or more to show its. when i think of my nature i think of potential when i think a potential i think will be what is not i think people need to do to get into their own and do someth

hygiene early in the student muslim friend of my dear doing that but when muslims and hindus visit in bali. there was a sort of course proceeding allowing women in and the how do you trust concede at that point so increasing you are now going to see across religious india that fundamental rights will be of law and then above that religions are free to order their affairs as they will in the united states stock market regulator wants to bar tesla c.e.o. a lawn must from serving as the head of the electric car maker the securities and exchange commission says he committed securities fraud when he tweeted about plans to take the company private last month it's the first fraud case involving the use of social media by the c.e.o. of a public company and. has more from washington d.c. . the regulator is now suing the federal security and exchange commission says this all started with a tweet in early august musk tweeted to his twenty two million followers that he was considering taking tesla private at a price per share of four hundred twenty dollars federal regulators say there was never a real