on the satellite picture you can see the brightest white area of cloud here just to the north of borneo and to the south of it now so fortunately at the moment most of that is over the sea but it's moving and it's working its way towards the west so on wednesday will see it gradually track its way towards the southern parts of thailand and then on thursday the southern parts of time and really do look very very wet and there is likely to be some flooding out of this system here for the south it will also be some showers but in between there will be some breaks and some sunshine as well so even across java there and into bali we can expect the odds downpour during the day down towards australia there's also been very wet weather here as well but security around melbourne all thanks to this area of cloud

. >> anthony: still there. 10 years ago at his shop borneo ink, eddie david tattooed me with an ibaneating its own tail. life, death, the eternal ebb and flow. i think i was going through a hippy phase. eddie does great work, and he's known for traditional tribal tattoos, but i'm looking forward to getting it done old school this time. hand tapped in the jungle. so i need your advice, because i'm going back to the same village that i went to last time. >> eddie: just be careful of the lancau. >> anthony: the lancau. yes, they had in every type of bottle. this clear, sort of cloudy liquid with particles in it. >> eddie: sometimes they put all kinds of weird stuff inside. my dad used to tell me they take a mosquito coil and leave it inside the lancau. >> anthony: a mosquito what? >> eddie: coil. >> anthony: like the pesticide? >> eddie: yeah. just make it, like, stronger i guess. >> anthony: i would imagine so. >> eddie: that's the natural staple. gawai is usually a party, drinking, passing out, waking up, eating, drinking some more, passing out again, and then getting up and drinking

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asia our next report follows a former village chief in the malaysian state of sub on the island of borneo now locals there say they have traded a coastal mangrove land to an industrial shrimp farm for promises of jobs in electricity but the deal has had devastating results. worries time is running out for the mangroves around his village mangoes are the anchor of life here fish shelter in the roots an important food source. the forest also acts as a buffer from a rotation and storms. but here in northern borneo industrial fish farms are moving in the mangroves replaced with plastic lined ponds a loss that's left locals feeling vulnerable. among we don't want any further destruction to happen because the climate has already become hotter. there are no more mangroves. when the tide comes in the water overflows because there's nowhere else for it to go. there's no more drainage for the water to escape. a company called sunlight in the seafood owns these farms covering a vast nine hundred hectares. and this. it's also worrying waste water from one of the shrimp ponds pouring into a stream and

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the showers just stretch a bit further towards the east for thursday as well so for some of us in borneo we can expect some shop showers too for australia we've got a cold from this making its way across us it's this weather system here as it nudges its way eastwards behind it it is bringing in some fresh air so the temperatures in melbourne probably around twenty for us all wednesday but as we head through into thursday will drop to eighteen as that system gradually pushes its way across sydney by the towards the west it's warm force in perth a top temperature here of around twenty six degrees for say new zealand largely fine and dry for us at the moment the temperature around eighteen there in christchurch and they will be climbing as we head through the day on thursday further north that's where there's be more in the way of wet weather for fiji has been incredibly wets over the past three or four days more rain still to come they could even be a little bit of flooding here at times too. stories of life. and inspiration. and series of sure documentaries from around the world. that cel

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degrees for the south and the what is weather currently across southeast nature is just to the north of borneo most of us over the sea at the moment but it's working its way towards the west and it's going to give us some very very wet weather over the southern parts of thailand as we head through thursday so very heavy downpours here there is likely to be a bit of flooding further south also expect some showers here some of them rather heavy but in between we should see a good deal of sunshine popping through as well. a journey of personal discovery. more american here and then more in the u.s. al-jazeera is a mirror would you borrow highlights the struggles and resourcefulness of honey to the mask and trying to preserve their way of mind. your munch from here you can. only jazeera correspondent we are still here. watching al-jazeera our top stories this hour homes are now open in what's been one of the most divisive and expensive election campaigns in recent u.s. history americans are voting in the crucial midterm elections republicans and democrats see the vote as a referendum on president

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we head through wednesday but for the west well there are a few more breaks in the clouds so for borneo a little bit more in the way of sunshine showers as well for the west though it doesn't wes again force on wednesday. a disease so stigmatized the close suffering a still shunned by society people is strong on the penley from the lady from their wives and their little brother plays in the war what can be done so that they are no longer outcasts in their own community al-jazeera meets the health workers who are challenging al qaeda attitudes and working tirelessly to combat leprosy in india lifelines ancient enemy. welcome back here with al-jazeera live from these are your headlines this hour israeli forces have killed seven palestinians including a hamas military commander after entering gaza as part of a special forces operation and this really officer was also killed. three people eight others injured after a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul the protests taking place by hundreds of members of a religious minority who are demanding action against recent violence against th

the predominant thing in the sky chefs in central southern philippines catching southern vietnam borneo and running west with most in malaysia just bite allowing a shower or two in southern thailand but concentrating more on sumatra and now i cannot say we guarantee a dry day in jakarta because we can't. arts . again you're watching obviously a reminder of our top stories this hour thousands of iranians are marking the thirty ninth anniversary of the u.s. embassy takeover a day before sanctions are back in force iran's leadership has played down the u.s. move the commander of the revolutionary guard saying iran will resist any sanctions turkish government media are reporting more details on the alleged saudi hit squad to murder a journalist a month ago the newspaper says his body was dismembered in the consulate and taken in five suitcases to the saudi council's residence nearby. egypt says it's killed nine hundred fighters believed to be responsible for an attack that killed seven coptic christians on friday gunmen and fired two buses on their way to amman a street near the city of min

elsewhere though that's why we've got all the showers quite a few of them cropping up over parts of borneo and some particularly heavy ones around some march for a as well these ones expecting to see the heaviest of the downpours more of them even as we head through the day on saturday as well meanwhile for australia it's pretty hot for some of us at the moment it's ahead of this system head its edging its way eastwards and is dragging in the hot head associates up temperature of thirty degrees there on friday in melbourne and around thirty seven in sydney the temperatures really drop there was that system works its way across us so look at this as we head into saturday a maximum melbourne just of eighteen what a difference a day makes there the temperatures will also be beginning to change for us in sydney thirty two will be our maximum meanwhile for the towards the west for western australia more in the way of cloud also a few showers and perth getting up to a pleasant twenty three degrees everything was new zealand fine and dry for now but we do have more in the way of where it's added

eventually reach winter south of all this the showers are starting to build once more not just in borneo and sulawesi but they're probably come back to the sudden philippines they are reaching down as far south as jakarta has got showers already as forecast and big thunderstorms seem likely just west of the dying so possibly of a sumatra maybe singapore kuala lumpur over the next couple of days there is the picture for saturday suggesting rain is not far away from jakarta you are dry time is over this right now and what does affect the northeast monsoon sri lanka tunnel modern sometimes carola and there's also a patch of caterpillar suggest significance though in the matters of afghanistan in the finals of pakistan at least for friday but it's dry for most. the weather sponsored by cats are always. a career reporting to the world though i did hear one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. that certain stories can change us in the easiest cleaves use it well you know you need. to change anyone a unique journey into what it means to be human the things we keep a witness documenta

showers begin to move away meanwhile for the west it's also been very wet here for the western parts of borneo thursday does look particularly soapy. a journey of personal discovery about how the suv huge rule has shaped the present day georgia if you people who shoot your past you will never have a future in government buildings and of them ornaments they seem to inspire in wars always been in your own people and they are small there is time and eventually examines the cultural influences of the soviet union al-jazeera correspondent the soviet sky. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour israel's cabinet is meeting after the israeli military targeted dozens of positions across gaza it says a name to hamas and islamic jihad at least expand have been killed in gaza and another palestinian died in the israeli town of ashkelon when his house was hit by a rocket from gaza. turkish president. has given new details about the killing of jamal khashoggi everyone says a saudi intelligence officer told him where the kids of the journalist was on heroin to mao shoj

days you're a pretty well scattered but there is still a way to the back to jakarta not so much in borneo not so much even sumatra but k.l. and singapore both light to seize daily thunderstorms that's correct really we have at least for today some storm warnings for the northeast of the south wales and southern queens new just soon developing here in satellite picture after a run you for twenty four hours that is what they do during late saturday early sunday they disappear altogether after that and then your left was pretty warm weather in adelaide twenty eight probably rising further on monday. on counting the cost the breaks if endgame there's a complicated draft deal on the table we'll break it down and tell you what it means for people living in the u.k. and the e.u. plus why saudi arabia wants to slam the brakes on oil production. counting the cost on al-jazeera. welcome back here with al-jazeera live from doha these are the headlines u.s. media reports say the cia believes the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sama ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi the cia's finding directly con

hours the line of heaviest rain still from the southern philippines just about touching northern borneo back to the far south of talent and malaysia south of that it's a scattering of showers as you'd expect but an increased scattering more active weather in australia we've had must get a warrant in sydney is still there but have a guess what's going to happen when this cloud comes across first of all cos it will bring some thunderstorms with it will bring a change of wind as well as we're down to the teens in adelaide melbourne certainty in sydney on tuesday still teens in perth it's a southerly breeze never particularly warm slightly warmer come wednesday and we drop sydney twenty six knots not a huge drop but this line here which is different you know temperature difference means a few storms possibly damaging ones right through australia. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's world. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness documentaries to open your eyes on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazee

this time you that does mean there won't be any further north there are still going to be around in borneo and the southern philippines we've got a good hint of something reaching as far north as bangkok certainly south and tired and even coastal vietnam could roll see a few showers but the concentration is certainly going south which is where the sun is and clearly where it should be. it's still a very very active well almost early summer now in australia and latest storm systems gone through sydney recalls for new south wales the potential for big thunderstorms florence exists far seasons early and strong as you already know because there's a heat wave yes the heat wave in tropical queensland towns was only thirty four we've seen forty's quite easily the last couple of days in comparison some twenty in sydney less still in melbourne which is much the same in perth that person is having quiet weather at the moment very few showers are western side of australia very little but real rain and the east by the time we get to friday which is probably a great relief for the storm systems and the

it's said to be at least 40,000 years old and hidden deep in a limestone cave on the island of borneoal is amongst many rock art images on the cave walls, including other large images of wild cattle, hand stencils and depictions of humans. victoria gill has the story. these mountain forests have been hiding a secret of our human past, a secret that scientists have now set out to reveal. there is australian and indonesian team spent days travelling by kenya, then trekking through the jungle. it was all to read this one limestone cave, its walls are covered in some of the world's first paintings. among hand stencils and resume and figures are three large sections of what appear to be cattle. they are faded by millennia of water dripping over their surface, but that has also dripped chemical traces on to them that allow scientists to date them. the analysis confirmed that at least 40,000 years old, they are the earliest defection of animals ever found. this is 30 5000-45,000 years old... along with other figures, these animals seem to be a crucial pa rt these animals seem to be a crucial

eventually reach winter south of all this the showers are starting to build once more not just in borneo and sulawesi but they're probably come back to the southern philippines a reaching down as far south as jakarta has got showers already as forecast and big thunderstorms seem likely just west of the dying so possibly of a sumatra maybe singapore kuala lumpur over the next couple of days there is the picture for saturday suggesting rain is not far away from jakarta you're dry time is over this right now and what does affect the northeast monsoon sri lanka tamil nadu sometimes carola and there's also a patch of caterpillar suggest significance though in the matches afghanistan of the finals of pakistan at least for friday but it's dry for most. the weather sponsored by qatar and race. in the united states the religious right is on the mom we were always hunting for the guy who would take our script and read it their goal was to take control of one of the political parties and they've effectively done that full lines examines the trumpet ministration special relationship with the religio

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the government giving it to new to those very lucrative areas tourists like to go to, including in borneoen quite a lot of weakness coming through in these energy and material players in australia. we are also watching yes bank in india. analysts are expecting choppy trade for the stock, which has fallen by about half its price since august amid worries about the fate of its mutual fund holdings. >> let's return to our exclusive interview with saudi aramco ceo. he wants the company to become a global refiner and chemicals maker as it seeks to profit from parts of the oil industry where demand is growing the fastest. we spoke to yousef gamal el-din. 34% to more than 50%, it is quite an achievement by itself. we are progressing well to our target of 70%. if you look at what's happening in the kingdom a lot of the industries are moving plans and services to the kingdom closer to our operation. it does not only serve saudi aramco, tengion is creating hubs in the region. as you know, 70% of oil and gas reserves are in this region, and there's a lot of requirement for these materials within the

the ea rliest—known painting of an animal has been identified in a cave on the island of borneo.rekking through the jungle. it was all to reach this one limestone cave in east kalimantan. its walls are covered in some of the world's first paintings. among hand stencils and human figures are three large depictions of what appear to be cattle. they're faded by millennia of water dripping over their surface, but that's also dripped chemical traces onto them that allowed scientists to date them. the analysis confirmed that, at at least 40,000 years old, they're the earliest depictions of animals ever found. this is 35—40,000 years old... along with carved figures found in other caves, these animals appear to be a crucial part of our past. this is very, very exciting because it really pushes back the art in that region to the same age as the earliest art we can pick up that represents animals, at least, in europe. what do you think it means for the story of our ancestors, for the human story, what these people were choosing to depict and paint on these cave walls? people are represent

the ea rliest—known painting of an animal has been identified in a cave on the island of borneo.pear to be cattle. they‘re faded by millennia of water dripping over their surface, but that‘s also dripped chemical traces onto them that allowed scientists to date them. the analysis confirmed that, at at least a0,000 years old, they‘re the earliest depictions of animals ever found. this is 35—a0,000 years old... along with carved figures found in other caves, these animals appear to be a crucial part of our past. this is very, very exciting because it really pushes back the art in that region to the same age as the earliest art we can pick up that represents animals, at least, in europe. what do you think it means for the story of our ancestors, for the human story, what these people were choosing to depict and paint on these cave walls? people are representing, first of all, the animals that were important to them. animals that were important for food, or because of their power, because of maybe their magical power. while we‘ll never completely understand the lives of people who li