let's go live to sarah clark in brisbane.ow much attention is the australian public playing to this. is a genuine concern in australia about deterioration in the relationship between canberra and beijing? >> australia has described this as a new dawn for australian defense policy. this is the largest defense acquisition in australia's history. the pitch he has been making to the australian audience is jobs. he is talking about creating up to 20,000 jobs over the next three decades. this deal was signed under the former prime minister and does have bilateral support in australia's parliament. he talked about what the purchase means to a failure. three american manufacturered summaries to start with the possibility of buying an additional two. construction is already underway on the new subs. this is australia looking to build hybrid nuclear subs. the reason for the purchase and pitch he made to the australian audience is this is giving australia the ability to bolster intelligence sharing between these three navies. another re

sean: on march 5, 2013, five russians flew into brisbane airport.re here for a holiday. they were part of a larger group of nine russians who had made multiple visits to queensland since 2010. ilya: there's these guys who came to australia a few times. they're not very higher-rank russian businessmen, yeah? it looks like that they have some businesses in russia, but it's not big business, let's say. sean: the russians were involved in two siberian businesses: an ice cream factory and a precious-gem company. during their visits, there have been 24 accounts at this one surfers paradise branch, and over three years, more than $29 million was deposited into them. dr. david chaikin: the russians obtained debit cards on those bank accounts, and they used those debit cards to fund luxury holidays, designer clothes, expensive jewelry. the australian federal police carried out a six-month investigation,nd with the materialhey had, they sought successfully to freeze those bank accounts in queensland. sean: in court, the australian federal police said they bel

. >> reporter: this is a boxing gym that has been open in brisbane for many years.y of them have grown up right here in the ring. >> just very happy to be here every single day. it is a privilege. >> reporter: he started he when he is 16, and he is now training to turn pro. twice a day you find him here. >> for me to see a lot of kids in the place where i was back then, that really feels good to get back. >> reporter: every monday through friday starting at 4:00 the gym offers an afterschool program free of charge to keep streets. keeping that lifeline of the gym open to all is becoming a challenge. since the pandemic, grants and additional funding have been hard to come by. members of this community are raising funds to help. >> it is very disheartening. i want kids that don't have an opportunity to have the opportunity to come here, work out, meet people, make a community and feel safe. >> reporter: jake has been a part of that afterschool program since he was 10, and not only has he picked up strong moves, but lifelong tools. >> all these people come into volunte

still some heavier rain just around the blue mountains pushing for the up towards brisbane down to ofhe southeast, eastern parts of victoria also see some of that wetter weather, which will spill out into the open waters as we go through thursday. still one or two showers coming back in, but it should be somewhat drier for much of new south wales and victoria. showers continue. the weather weather will continue into central and now into southern parts of wafs. we could see weather weather gradually starting to push its way into south australia. that rain will gradually make its way toward new zealand, but not too bad for new zealand over the next couple of days. a good deal of autumn sunshine coming through. temperatures into the mid-and upper teens. some of the temperatures into japan, a little bit up rain into eastern parts of japan, warm and dry for northern parts of china. to the south, it is very wet. >> around three quarters of sub-saharan africa's cultural heritage is on display in western museums. >> it did not happen overnight. we were robbed over time. >> the first episode r

alice, 40, and brisbane up to 35 degrees.w zealand, we will see weather alerts for rain and wind. for the westland region, it is going to be a soggy forecast. for indonesia and malaysia, the rains have backed off. it is really the southeast corner on borneo island where we are getting into the concentrated rain. bursts of rain are moving west to east across china's yangtze river valley. places like wuhan getting 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. this will also sponsor no. to japan, the cherry blossoms are out, forecast looking good in tokyo, but we have disturbed weather moving through. truthfully, avalanches continue to be the biggest threat of japan's main island. now you are in the know. ♪ >> coveted beyond wealth. taken without hesitation. fought and died for. power defines our world. >> we live here. we make the rules, not them. >> they find an enemy and then scare the people with it. >> people in power investigates and questions the use and abuse of power around the globe, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> the top stories, u.s. stocks

you address that and make the communities like redwood city and half moon bay and san mateo and brisbaneement, again, given everything that's happened across the country? sheriff corpus: yeah, so, obviously, there's problems, you know, in, you know, in different parts of our country with law enforcement, and, you know, people--we make mistakes, but acknowledging--i think, the first is acknowledging that we made a mistake but then also taking action and in figuring out ways to improve our services. and, you know, it starts with, you know, taking care of people and looking at ways of, you know, how we need to change, and in law enforcement, we've always been so traditional in the way that we do things, but does it make sense, and, you know, is it what our community is asking of us or demanding of us now? so, you know, we're looking at ways of how we deliver our law enforcement services, you know, with a more, you know, compassionate way and looking at ways of de-escalation. we're looking at, you know, mental health calls for service. is it--does it make sense for a badge, you know, to resp

likely to see your dry as for months stretched on record, other coasts for likely to set records in brisbane. for your longest stretch of late season he'd, i mean, look at this, you're not going to be out of the thirty's, probably until about friday. back to the here now, and it is that time of the year were starting to see some snow through the mountain passes for the south island new zealand. couple centimeters here. is that batch of what weather pulls in to the north island? we know it's been hot in southeast asia, here is a bit more proof. colors are on dark bread, the hard, the temperature, so capital and louse setting a record for the month of march at 40 degrees now in nearby vietnam, where it is raining. that's put a cap on temperatures from hanoi to denying at $26.00 degrees. but where the sun's out in hopes human are all the way up to 36. still a few more showers locked in between the yangtze and the pearl river valley here, but not as bad as it has been. and same goes for japan that vigorous system now out toward the pacific. still a few clouds in tokyo with a high 17 degrees on t

but whether this is or isn't a record, it has been incredibly dr for perth showers in storms from brisbane, down the coast of new south wales on saturdays, certainly could see at some hail mixed in there as well. doubts with rain for new zealand westland. here. we do have weather alerts in play for that rain, and as a result we will see increasing cloud cover for the north island. now in this part of the world, we've had high temperatures, here in northern vietnam, china is find an island. we've had temperatures and forties are slowly coming down . but where i have more concern is southern china. many spots here at sea more than a months worth of rain over the last little bit. and you know, for hong kong, think about half a month's worth of rain in the forecast for you over the course of the weekend. while tokyo saw its earliest 1st bloom for cherry blossoms on record here a bit of a gloomy stretch. we had some thundering down ports. not ideal cherry blossom, whether it's still some showers hanging around there on saturday with the high 14, which actually is a bit below where you should be

john henderson, al jazeera san diego, west coast now to sarah clark in brisbane, australia. so sarah, how significant is this agreement for australia in particular? will anthony open easy as described as a new dawning for australia's defense policy? as mentioned, it's the largest defense acquisition in australia. is history with the cost of about $245.00 to $250000000000.00 or the next 3 decades. now i should know that this deal was a 1st announce under the last prime minister scott morrison, but that does mean is by that's will support in federal how much the pitch to the astray. an audience that the album easy giving on this day is that it will create around $20000.00 jobs across the industry, defense and public service that we've talked about. the 1st 3 american manufactured nuclear subs being the 1st off the ranks. but we're also took that a strongly getting involved in building these nuclear hybrid subs. now construction for though is, will begin and the design and development will begin in 2023. and as mentioned, i won't be on the water. we don't think until the end of

sarah clark bring this up to date from brisbane. thank you. if you will be as parliaments, remove the degree people's liberation front or t p left from the list of terrorist organizations. it's a significant step towards forming an interim government in the northern to drive region g p l. f was branded a terrorist group and 2021. a p still signed last year and it's fighting between to ryan rebels and government troops of kill tens of thousands of people. at least 5 people have died in a boat sinking off the coast of june as yet another 5 were rescued and 28. i'm missing the vessel carrying mostly african migrants and refugees message and is in the city of facts headed for italy. according to a local age group. fax has become a regular departure point for asylum seekers hoping to reach europe the u. n. middle east peace and boy has told a security council meeting his worried by israel's expansion of illegal settlements . this week, the can acid overturned part of a law, the band settlements and the occupied west bank. it had been in place to 25

john henderson, al jazeera san diego, out and sarah clark reports on this from brisbane australia. anthony albanese is declaring this as a new dawn 1st rally as defense policy. it is the largest defense acquisition in australia, history with a cost of about $250000000000.00 over the next 30 years. now it does have bilateral support in federal parliament and is expected to create up to $20000.00 jobs over the next few decades across the industry, defense and public service. now the key is to boosted of defense capabilities sharing between the 3 navies. because they're using the same common technology, but the government's hoping that this agreement will act as a deterrent in the face of increasing foreign threats. in particular, china, in the endo pacific region, 2 will raise the cost for china if it's contemplating any kind of military action. now of course it's gonna take some time for strategy to acquire this capability is try and government has offered china a briefing on the lightest details of this trilateral security agreement. but richard miles, the defense minister says he'

decrease in the number of rental properties in australia, causing renters in sydney, melbourne, brisbane, pratt and adelaide to face an unprecedented shortage of empty houses. you can go home, it's really impossible to work i can do it, but i can hardly afford it. the annual rental rate is between 14 and 17%, which is on the rise. it is a sign of an inflammatory market. a large number of students come to australia from other countries after the corona epidemic, which leads to an increase in the demand for housing rent and causes the rental rate to rise. the rental market with long and crowded queues , which these days is the emerging phenomenon of holding housing rental auctions for the first time in history. judicial principles australia is completely illegal, the experts announced that the share of rent payments from the average income of every australian citizen has increased by four and a half percent compared to last year. ismaili, sed and sima news agency , regional office of southeast asia . let justice stand on your shoulders, stand up again, you have the first page to serve the

the number of rental properties in australia has caused housing auctioneers in sydney, melbourne, brisbane, perth and adelaide to face an unprecedented shortage of their houses . out housing for me retired that in this the conditions are higher than the usage rights of renting a house. it is really impossible. the rent is quite high . i work two shifts, but i can barely make ends meet. the increase in the rent rate, which is between 14 and 17% per year, is on the rise. this indicates a market full of water. there are so many students. the spread of the corona virus from other countries to australia has led to an increase in the demand for housing rentals and has led to the removal of the chaotic rental rates in the rental market with long and crowded queues, which these days has marked the emerging phenomenon of holding housing rental auctions for the first time in the history of australia. and the race the offering of astronomical prices by customers has led to the formation of auctions to obtain a place to live, a new phenomenon that is completely illegal according to australian food pri

well, you fly to sydney visually, every second person on the streets has asian-asian features in brisbane, and in the north of australia , somewhere in every third, and they interact very closely with china, therefore they understand chinese politics and understand in this case, of course, that's the offense. the dullness that the approach of the united states causes in beijing, what is the approach, he also clearly said that there should be strategic hegemony in asia, and the chinese shrug their hands, they say guys and you everywhere you and asia have strategic hegemony in the middle east and in relation to in russia, in the post-soviet space, you are everywhere, and we get nowhere. and here we get the answer. today , the dates and main parameters of the visit were officially announced, the xi chairmen to moscow is a long visit. it's a three day visit, and very important in such cases, symbolic moments. and this is the first visit near the milestone after being elected for the third term as the head of the prc. in general, this is significant. such a message from the united states, guys

we are still looking at the situation in brisbane being problematic specifically as we zoom in here, you'll see right there, downtown burlingame and nearby hillsborough, you're dealing with a pocket of anywhere from 500 to 5,000 customers without power. as for the south bay, it's not terrible. only about 600 or so customers. almost 700 customers without power through santa clara county. and you can see they're hardly any indicators here. but it does become an issue as you head further south, especially along highway 17. look, we've got that pass coming up and over in the santa cruz mountains santa cruz county, you've got a lot of power outage there on both sides of the highway. that's going to be a problem. and then as we continue further down, i want to show you this. we have a big issue down here near monterey and carmel. looks like the entire community of monterey now is dealing with severe power outages. 5,000 plus customers without power through that stretch of the region to our south, daria. >> all right. let's take some more video shots for you here on the kron. 4 morning news

the like low buyer of these isg's is [inaudible] the brisbane project.hich is a lot of commercial development and little housing. put more pressure on the area to build more housing. i brought up before had water supply assessment for a commercial project, you have to take into consideration the housing needed house the employees. and work this in. i got transaction with the sfpuc when i brought that up at first but nothing came of it. a better prop is to allow cities to give back their take or pay water. so no long are obligated to purchase water they might not need and subtract that from the 184mgd po boska and that is one mgd you may not have to build william alternative water supplies this makes more sense than sell it to machine who will facilitate a project that exacerbate the job housing imbudget. thank you. >> thank you for sharing your comments. there are no more callers in the queue y. public comment on item 8 is closed. >> excellent. if there are no more comments a motion and second. move to approve. >> second. >> thank you. in dam secretary,

say sang "vile chants" about ex—leyton 0rient manager justin edinburgh during saturday's game at brisbaney like a giant outdoor laboratory and a giant outdoor classroom. it's where we test and trial and experiment and learn about plants and ways of growing and then communicate that to our visitors and to student gardeners to kind of spread evidence—based learning about gardening. and finally, if you're afraid of heights, look away briefly now! the london eye has had a its big spring clean. a crew of cleaners had to be suspended 135 metres high to clean the famous landmark. each pod has had a old scrub. let's take a look at the tubes now. now let's get the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a rather grey start to what is going to be a rather unsettled week of weather. we'll see spells of rain through today, as well. now the cloud anywhere through this morning thick enough to produce a bit of drizzle, but we'll see further spells of rain — perhaps turning heavier as we head towards the evening, as well. a breezier afternoon. temperatures mild, though — 13 celsius, the maximum.