this is the most symbolically important site in cambodia and it is to impress to the rest of the countryt the nation is united despite the distraction of the opposition. and looking to the heavens for the biggest and brightest so—called super moon — as it reaches its closest point to earth. president trump's national security advisor, says north korea's nuclear ambitions pose the greatest threat to the united states, and to the world. the comments from hr mcmaster come on the eve of the largest ever joint military exercise in the region between us and south korean airforces. pyongyang has called the drill an all—out provocation. from washington, laura bicker reports. weapons experts have described the latest north korean missile as "a beast," capable of striking the us mainland. there were celebrations in pyongyang, a staged event to declare that north korea is becoming a nuclear nation. this is something the trump administration has said it will not accept. the greatest immediate threat to the united states, and to the world... speaking at a defence forum, the us national security advis

which the camaro rouge had blown up as they fled and so the symbols within cambodia was of people of the main symbol was i suppose a i for one no. trying to light a fire with banks it's cambodia represented the whole distortion of the human experience the raining all bombs on a defenseless peasant people and so that that impact we didn't do anything we didn't film and nothing for we was so we were so almost hypnotized horrified by this and yet you showed the connections with the u.s. policy coming out state department cambodia is no a would be used to describe the failure of the left in developing nations the failure of communism and just explain explain that even if it was in your film you're going to acting it up with the new imperialist policy coming out of washington was quite interesting the reaction to it had always stuck simply to assaulting people's emotions. those children you saw there even though you mention money in the clip we just gave this had i stuck to it and not can text realized it and said that this has been brought about by this by by bombing by huge moral corrup

policy coming out state department cambodia is no a would be used to describe the failure of the left in developing nations the failure of communism and just explain explain that even if it was in your film you're going to acting it up with the new imperialist policy coming out of washington was quite interesting the reaction to it had always stuck simply to assaulting people's emotions but those children you saw there even there you mentioned money in the clip we just gave this how do i stop to vote and not can text realized it. and said that this has been brought about by this by by bombing by huge moral corruption cambodia then was a stricken country under sanctions no less from the end states even though the camaro rouge had gone and the command ridges represented in the members were being supported the command fled to the top botha where they were being supported. by the west and the committee of rouge represented they've been the united nations was recognized by the world so as a model contortion this was quite epic the conditions that created it the conclusion you were created

but they won't get an answer to that question and things only changing in cambodia or wherever. if people have the information of why i things have happened in the first place and that is the role of a documentary to make at least a political documentary maker and one dealing with such serious matters. such is life and death in a country that was bombed many more times than hiroshima was by the elites might not have liked your wise what happened in the aftermath of that documentary being billed as two british t.v. it it was astonishing. it raised more than fifty million dollars on some of us that we didn't ask for any money and in it came the british people gave well i'll give you an example central television and we were pretty good and sends people well isn't it went if we saw where it went because the next film cambodia you won we showed view view as we. i also oxfam has a slightly different. and ourselves. we both factories. that provided clothing to people previously the population had been ordered to wear all black by paul paul these gang we provided food and medicines the

the man who is ruled cambodia for 32 yea rs shows the man who is ruled cambodia for 32 years shows hisfor this elaborate prayer ceremony. confusing the tourists, who found their expected route into angkor wat no longer open. at 65 years old, hun sen is visibly slower than he was, but his hold on power is now complete, having just outlawed the only popular opposition party. these prayers, he said, were for peace and unity. by wrapping himself in the ma ntle unity. by wrapping himself in the mantle of religion, though, and the allah of cambodia's greatest historic iraq, hun sen hopes to demonstrate that his legitimacy is secure. but this was a largely organised crowd. many of them schoolchildren. it was not a spontaneous show of support. these girls had no idea why the ceremony was being held. they'd been told to come by their teacher. all of these people have been brought to this, the most symbolically important site in cambodia for one purpose and that's to impress upon the rest of the population the country is united, despite the distraction of the opposition. but the fact the prime m

when were you reading about cambodia, cambodia, we would meet when we were in cambodia quite literallyit was a limousine war for some of us. we rented these stretch mercedes. and you put, you know, cooler with soda in the trunk. and the driver would take us as far down the road as he could. and you would follow the sound of the war. and when you heard the war, and it was relatively close, you get out of the car, and you start walking. and there was no back up. there was no support. there was no american army. the american air force was there. they were bombing. and every evening, we would meet at the phnom hotel, the main hotel in phnom penh, at 5 :00. and we would have drinks around the pool. and the point was we would all pool and sitat the there until about 6:00 counting the numbers among our colleagues who were accounted for. that was where we met in the afternoon, because there was no other way of determining if someone was lost. and a lot of guys were lost and never found. sean flynn who was errol flynn's son. he did in reality many of the things his father only did on the silver

over the weekend he ordered a lavish buddhist ceremony at angkor wat, the seat of cambodia's ancientgs, to pray, he said, for unity and peace. it comes after the banning of the main opposition party, and the jailing of its leader. now on bbc news, it's time to look back at the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. and much of it was dominated by donald trump and his notorious retweets. the home secretary was, to use one of the government's favourite words, clear. president donald trump was wrong to retweet videos posted by far—right group britain first. some called for the president's state visit to be cancelled. we cannot simply roll out the red carpet and give a platform for the president of the united states to also sow discord in our communities. and, brexit—wise, the knives were out for david davis. whether he is in contempt of parliament is to be debated, but he is certainly treating it with contempt. but first, at the end of prime minister's questions there's always a bit of a scramble as mps head for the doors before the next debate starts. but on w

cambodia's prime minister hun sen has accused the united states of conspiring to overthrow him. over the weekend, he ordered a lavish buddhist ceremony at angkor wat, the seat of cambodia's ancient kings, to pray, he said, for unity and peace. it comes after the banning of the main opposition party and the jailing of its leader. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm shaun ley. president donald trump is celebrating his first legislative triumph, after the us senate passed tax cuts in the early hours of saturday morning. should he be looking over his shoulder now his former national security adviser has admitted lying to the fbi about contacts with russia? we'll also discuss why ireland's border could be a brexit barrier come monday. with me in the studio — the irish writer and broadcaster brian o'connell. the algerian journalist nabila ramdani. jeffrey kofman, who spent many years working for the us networks and the uk political commentator steve richards. welcome to you all. robert mueller, the special prosecutor examining alle

this is not an invasion of cambodia. >> nixon's conviction is that what you've got to do is cut off theupplies that the north vietnamese are funneling into the south to the viet cong, and the way to do it is to take out the ho chi minh trail, the route they're using through cambodia. >> you don't quite realize that cambodia is its own country, in fact, a country that always had tenuous relationships with vietnam. and once they destabilize cambodia, you really just have all hell breaking out. >> the cambodian operation will continue during the coming days. american units searching for north vietnamese troops and installations, but what they will find or how long they will be here no one can say for sure. >> the active, large-scale american and south vietnamese participation in the fighting in cambodia has brought a cry of anger from many college campuses. at kent state university in ohio, the protest turned into a riot with thousands of demonstrators facing national guardsmen and police. >> four students are killed at kent state. two students are killed at jackson state in mississippi. n

this is the most symbolically important site in cambodia and it is to impress to the rest of

also in the programme: cambodia's prime minister leads prayers for peace and unity at a lavish ceremony country's main opposition party. all these people have been brought to this, the most symbolically important site in cambodia, to impress on the population that the country is united

cambodia's capital is... ooh. ooh.s phn-- i don't know how to pronounce it. i always ask and i always forget 'cause someone tells me and then i don't remember. it's pnong pang. pn--phnong phang. one of--p and p. um, the czech republic's is, um, budapest. i think it's c. >> how sure? >> [laughs] um... >> that is the $20,000 question. >> yeah. i mean, i'm not, like, 100% sure. i'm also not 90% sure. ren's bank has $10-- >> $10,000, yeah. that's yours to walk away with. >> that'd be cut in half. yeah. >> but i know you wanna keep going. >> i do. it's p... no, maybe it's not spelled-- p-n... o-h-m? [laughs] okay, i'm... i'm gonna say... $5,000 will be more than i came here with anyway. >> that's true. >> right? so i'm gonna say c... cambodia. [whispers] final answer. >> that's your final. $10,000 would have changed your life. that's hard to walk away from. what will $20,000 do? that's what you got. [cheers and applause] you got it. [laughs] >> you. you. >> you got it. >> ah. >> phnom penh. you were right. p-h-n-o-m. tears

i first started volunteering in cambodia when i was 20 years old.bout that. [ speaking foreign language ] samir. we provide soap to thousands of schools in cambodia to reduce disease. we don't give out any soap alone. it's always paired with hygiene education. ♪ we want them to leave the training with the full understanding of where disease comes from. and how to prevent it. it will be a lifelong habit. good, very good. that they form to keep themselves healthy and back in schools and out of hospitals. how are you, chandi? good. wow, that's quite a bit. our soap recyclers are all local women who were striving to find some source of reliable incomes. women given an opportunity to get involved in the community and to do good. they thrive off of that. never before has someone been like, hey, you can help over half a million other cambodians by doing what you do. i know i'm not only helping them, but i'm helping their entire family. and in that sense, i know that our impact is expansive. thank you. i believe that no child in cambodia should suffer, beca

cambodia's prime minister hun sen has accused the united states of conspiring to overthrow him.r the weekend he ordered a lavish buddhist ceremony at angkor wat, the seat of cambodia's ancient kings, to pray, he said, for unity and peace. it comes after the banning of the main opposition party, and the jailing of its leader. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with sarah montague. welcome to hardtalk. i'm sarah montague. there aren't many people who are recognisable only from their make—up, but mention a zigzag of black flames around the eyes painted on a white face, and millions of people around the world will know you are talking about the front man of the rock band, kiss. take away the make—up and you have gene simmons, a man so canny about business that he realised he could make more money from marketing the kiss brand than from selling records. his famously long tongue has also proved a loose one. he is frequently invited on chat shows and revels in scandalising his critics. but is that also all part of the act? gene simmons, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. wonderful being here.

and this railway route willing to cambodia laos meon more and vietnam as well as to china india and other countries. the first phase of the project is a two hundred fifty kilometer high speed line linking bangkok to knock on russia sima also known as co rod the full line will stretch eight hundred seventy three kilometers to the northeastern city of non-current along the border with laos it's expected to be operational by two thousand and twenty three beijing's belt and road infrastructure drive aims to connect china to economies elsewhere in asia as well as to africa and europe. a huge new state of the art factory tens of thousands of new jobs you think ethiopians will be jumping for joy but not when the pace so pathetic you've got to rely on financial support from mum and dad. one pair of jeans after the other row upon row of sewing machines this could easily be one of the traditional textile countries of asia but it's ethiopia one of the world's poorest nations this summer ethiopia's ambitious government opened an ultra modern industrial park with chinese help it's aimed to produce hig

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one after another cambodia. malaysia and indonesia have each decided to ban trade with singapore but its addiction to sand is not easy to restrain. singapore is being accused of expanding its coast and illegally dredged satins from neighboring states. suspicions of sand trafficking hang over singapore and the dozens of barges told in the broome which imo daily and it's important prove that the city state has found an alternative source but where does the saying come from. tommy guns beer. guns are. you going to hear very every day every week. this what is the show so. i'm going to. sit in. your english a. little. north korean television go back to your city of nice example. thanks to local traffic and networks singapore and dealers with false identities working for fictional companies continue to find supplies of sand in neighboring countries. but the other come. but in the same system. which i think is it just that was the best ways of putting this is this is. to take you. to flaunt the law with the tacit suppo

. >>> well, a california man who was set to be deported back to cambodia today is thankful he is back home in modesto for christmas. 42-year-old mone neff is one of two men governor brown pardoned over the weekend for committing crimes in the u.s. he has been awaiting deportation in a texas jail since october. that's when federal agents arrested him during an immigration sweep. >> it is a miracle. it's what i call the coincidence that i'm here on christmas. a church theme today, it's welcome home. so it's amazing. it's a miracle. >> neff served nearly two years in prison in 1995 for weapons, gang, and possession of stolen property charges. he says he's since stayed trouble-free, is not the same person as he was, and is grateful for the second chance. >>> glide memorial church capped off a its christmas tradition of sharing by feeding thousands of people in san francisco. abc 7 news was in the tenderloin district where about 500 volunteers helped to prepare and serve ham and turkey dinners. some started work just at the crack of dawn. and by the end of the day, volunteers had dished up

." >>> well, a california man who was going deported back to cambodia is thankful that he returned home to modesto for the holidays. 42-year-old moni neff is one of two men that governor jerry brown pardoned over the weekend for committing crimes in the u.s. neff had been awaiting deportation in a texas jail since october. that's when federal agents arrested him during an immigration sweep. >> it is a miracle, is what i call a divine coincidence that i'm here on christmas. our church theme this week, today, it's welcome home, so it's amazing. it's a miracle. >> neff served nearly two years in prison in 1995 for weapons, gang, and stolen n o stolen property. he says he is not the same person sand grateful for a second chance. >>> turk to dangerous weather nationwide. snow and ice are creating dangerous conditions around the u.s., and parts of the country are about to plunge into a deep freeze. here's abc news reporter serena marshall. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly a decade, seattle blanketed in white for christmas. >> it's cold. cold is cold. >> reporter: the arctic blast tur

. >>> well, a california man who was set to be deported back to cambodia today is thankful he is back home in modesto for christmas. 42-year-old mone neff is one of two men governor brown pardoned over the weekend for committing crimes in the u.s. he has been awaiting deportation in a texas jail since october. that's when federal agents arrested him during an immigration sweep. >> it is a miracle. it's what i call the coincidence that i'm here on christmas. a church theme today, it's welcome home. so it's amazing. it's a miracle. >> neff served nearly two years in prison in 1995 for weapons, gang, and possession of stolen property charges. he says he's since stayed trouble-free, is not the same person as he was, and is grateful for the second chance. >>> glide memorial church capped off a its christmas tradition of sharing by feeding thousands of people in san francisco. abc 7 news was in the tenderloin district where about 500 volunteers helped to prepare and serve ham and turkey dinners. some started work just at the crack of dawn. and by the end of the day, volunteers had dished up

two men from cambodia were departed as -- pardoned as they were in the process of being deported. >>> john mccain is expected to step down early next year. he really -- will retire after his 50th birthday in march when he becomes eligible for government pension benefits. mccain is been chart -- accused by allies as being anti-trump. he is raising to retire with full benefits. he has not said he plans to leave just yet. >>> taking to twitter to announce a memorial for the late mayor attlee. the event is scattered next -- ed lee. the event is scheduled for next weekend at 11:00 a.m. he suffered a heart attack while grocery shopping in san francisco. >>> chp is investigating a death after the body of a woman was found in a tent along the san jose highway. she was found at 3:30 just south of winchester boulevard. authorities say she was not hit by a car and they are looking into the cause of her death. >>> in the meantime, a ministry will be giving away blankets, tarps and other supplies to homeless encampments today in san jose. the encampment is on philippe road under the 101/280 overpa

deployed to okinawa japan, been in support of multiple exercises throughout southeast asia including cambodia and thailand. he's been a's real resource for us. usually provided an important perspective on a number of foreign-policy issues ranging from columbia to australia to russia to the balkans. he's been a great help on veterans issues and really a tremendous asset to our office from day one. i wish captain burke all the best in the next chapter of his military career. i think his fiancÉe sarah and all the sam and friends who supported him for the sacrifices he's made serving the country and will continue to make. he's a first-class marine, constant professional exceptional individual, and we're going to miss him but the country is going to continue to benefit from his service. so for sam burke and all those who serve, mr. president, we are grateful, and for the hard-working families of america i think we're taking the right step with the tax act just as with the right step for military families with the military family stability act. and i am prepared to use the floor. >> -- yield the fl

occupied by thirty two military installations from here the united states is attacked korea vietnam cambodia afghanistan iraq. the scars full of planes some helicopters. wherever people go they are fenced in and told to keep out. is the frontline of a beckoning war with china. age eighty seven from a kosher my book is one of the leaders of a nonviolent resistance let's challenging washington's pivot to asia. that anybody that was done that was. fun so. i. can put it out on a minuscule to some extent the embassy felt like such. a you and me. and so on and me don't they had to make it like. this some of them anyway let's roll some. if you did not know us we got to do is just to get money enough some of the it's an issue with that. i am. always a survivor. a quarter of the civilians on the island were killed in the american invasion in one thousand nine hundred forty five and a fear of war has been passed through the generations. today those who witness these horrors live in the place something extraordinary beauty surrounded by coring fs and a unique marine life. it was here in her no you coul

and millions of landmines deployed decades ago still contaminate countries from bosnia to cambodia toset for clearance despite overwhelming support for the band, the deadly legacy of landmines will be with us for many years to come. imogen foulkes, bbc news, geneva. now time to check on today's sport. thank you ben. starting with football. manchester city have a chance to break new ground against their rivals manchester united at old trafford next sunday. david silva's 83rd—minute finish against west ham saw city win a record—equalling 13th premier league match in a row with victory over west ham at the etihad stadium. they could be the first ever premier league team to win14 in a row if they beat jose mourinho's side next weekend. angelo ogbonna put west ham ahead but nicolas otamendi equalised before silva pounced with seven minutes left. west ham boss david moyes has now overseen three defeats and a draw since taking overfrom slaven bilic. his team sit 19th in the table. in the second half it was quite similar, when we were in the second half i thought we were going to school and w

there are some big ones to go, afghanistan, angola, cambodia for example so it's a question of redoublingere there's a big problem with le. dee is and we need to put the resources in there to clear them. —— iraq and syria. —— ieds. it's entirely feasible to do it but we just need the resources. french sailor francois gabart has smashed the world record for the fastest solo circumnavigation of the globe. huge crowds welcomed him home to the french port of brest with hundreds of small craf on the water accompanying his 30 metre long trimaran into the harbour. he crossed the finish line in the channel in the early hours of sunday morning after 42 days and 16 hours. it was really strange. it was really dark. there are was in the middle of all these fishermen. i said, can i pass on the right? he said, go on them. there i was, alone. it was so weird. the transition is really weird. the transition is really weird too, being here in front of you all, that's weird too. congratulations to him. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. still to come: bitcoin in the spotlight again as bitcoin fut

looks largely drawn further north it's a pretty decent picture across much of thailand cambodia and central and southern parts of vietnam and that continues over the following twenty four hours at that stage card type should be moving away from the philippines down into a strait is warming up in many places here but you see this area of low pressure across western areas and that while bring some rain into parts of western australia during the course of monday so the chance of a heavy shower for perth we're looking at a pretty warm conditions though for sydney thirty one degrees adelaide thirty seven and temperatures so for sydney rising but for this front pushes through beginning to fall back somewhat heavy across into new zealand we've seen some showers affecting the north and that's continuing through monday choose they should see some brighter weather here with highs of twenty four in oakland. this is a boon for point people right now and technology there is so much going to help people it's phenomenal thanks for calling i read this is there and what are you looking like today we get to

journalists behind bars and we've heard it in the rhetoric of repressive leaders around the world from cambodia to russia to egypt that there. are using this as an excuse to deal of journalists the c.p.g. calling for more international pressure on countries that have julie jailed journalists so the moral authority may now rest with europe they say the u.s. is no longer the beacon of press freedom that it once was and we got across washington. the headlines on al-jazeera there have been protests across the palestinian occupied territories as muslim leaders staged an extraordinary summit in istanbul to discuss u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and bethlehem in the occupied west bank israeli forces tried to disperse the stadium protesters by firing tear gas at them demonstrators threw stones and but tires in the street near a checkpoint between the city and jerusalem leaders gathered in istanbul loads the international community to recognize east jerusalem as the palestinian capital palestinian president for the vast tell the summit the u.s. no

lumpur's not looking too bad indeed across much of southern parts of thailand further north and across cambodia and southern parts of vietnam the weather is generally looking quite good now as we head down into a stray was seeing temperatures on the rise here at the moment certainly across northwestern parts of australia heading towards heat wave conditions and across parts of the southeast we've seen some really high temperatures melbourne there at thirty six degrees and temperatures are going to be rising for sydney in the coming days thirty seven as a high on thursday with melbourne dropping back quite significantly stage so headed across into new zealand weather conditions across much of the country not too bad at the moment the north and seeing the best of the sunshine further south some showers are likely across the south island and we're going to see a high of seventy degrees celsius in christchurch. and new perspectives can change a wild. bull one chin is even one began as a hobby has grown into a passion a way of life. teaching the next generation to strive for a higher level. and enso

lumpur but further north where the conditions generally not looking too bad for much of thailand and cambodia so you head down into a straight are looking pretty warm across the interior in particular fronts further towards the south so the forecasts suggest alice springs well in excess of forty degrees but quite a cool one in melbourne heis here of just nineteen. on counting the cost of a robin hood in reverse white privilege the saying don't plan to cut taxes for the rich little for the poor link between electric cars cobalt and illegal mines plus the result is i don't see crisis names for the gig economy county the cost of this time on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching al-jazeera who is a reminder of the top stories this hour a ninety percent cut in pyongyang's petrol product imports and the workers abroad to be sent home these are the highlights of the latest u.n. sanctions aimed at forcing north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons and missile program the u.s. says it will give you crane what it calls enhanced defensive capabilities in its fight against pro russian separatists u.s.

i join up with the showers that we have across southern parts of vietnam into the good parts of cambodia thailand still looking very disturbed over the next day or two we'll see some very wet weather just pushing its way down across a good part of them on a peninsula but not bad. overthrown and exiled point again saying if you go. i mean too much film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency. and the. face of the president at this time on al-jazeera. and again the top stories yemen's former president says he's open to talks of saudi arabia to end the war at least forty people have died during infighting between forces loyal to him and the rebels in son of the two sides have been fighting together against the saudis the u.s. and it is possible to overhaul the tax system the first major changes in more than three decades it is a political victory for president donald trump house of representatives has passed a separate version so now both chambers must agree on a final bill. please and germany have used water cannon to dis

south so for sort of arkansas quite like to there will be rain here for sudden vietnam and maybe cambodia they'll be rain as well generated by this otherwise the showers a philosophical called lot of winter you know it is jakarta in fact all of java is virtually visible underneath the green so the potential for flooding returns to java and might include bonnie. the weather sponsored by cattle and peace. singapore is being accused of expanding its coastline with illegally dredged satins of some of the islands off the coast of indonesia and literally vanished it's a big business boggling when they will take the same there in the sand is are there you see the beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so proud of the tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sand walls at this time on al jazeera. welcome back you with al-jazeera remind us of our top stories saudi arabia says it intercepted a ballistic missile targeting its capital riyadh yemen's who's the fighters say they fired the weapon waning for the official residence of ki

kuala lumpur not looking too bad on the fine weather extends across much of thailand through into cambodiand southern parts of vietnam though that may well change in the following couple of days had a across into south asia we've still got the threat of some showers coming back into shore lanka later on monday and into choose day across much of this region the weather conditions are looking fine will be it was some early morning mist and fold for the likes of delhi there with highs of twenty one degrees with a head on through into tuesday plenty of cloud but it should remain dry. the weather sponsored by cattle and peace. after fifty years of occupation and un condemnation of illegal israeli settlements i haven't got the habit i'm from caria and i want to preserve the safety of the village i've clashed several times with suckers on these lands al-jazeera world tells the story of a palestinian village that's struggling to survive and the growing threats to their residents desperate to preserve their homes village under occupation at this time. i'm back here with al-jazeera live from doha ar

clinches so some heavy downpours for singapore and kuala lumpur but further north into thailand and cambodia weather conditions generally looking good for say facia also looking largely fine some mist and fog across northern parts of india and into pakistan well the way of cloud across southern areas but it should remain dry and fine we've lost the showers the most part fishmonger just an outside chance of a damp or two in the course of the day in colombo highs of thirty. sponsored by qatar. where corruption is endemic now embroiled in a battle. is this radical transformation. i mean. shedding light on the romanians pressing for change there unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain people. on al-jazeera. i'd have to revise on al-jazeera these are our top stories israeli security forces have opened fire at protests in gaza and the occupied west bank injuring at least fifteen people. they were protesting against the u.s. decision to recognize the capital of israel for off the engine a serious condition. thousands of people in the pakistani city of have also rallied against the u.s

typhoon tembin which is moving towards the me kong deltas and affect southern parts of vietnam and cambodia over and they said twenty four to forty eight hours so there is the forecast for the next twenty four hours with that heavy rain pushing towards the minh city and some very strong winds will be a category one hurricane equivalent by the time it makes landfall but we can rapidly but that could still be some very heavy rain here the more this circulation encouraging more showers across parts of borneo in particular java looking somewhat dry jakarta there thirty three degrees and then for singapore and kuala lumpur it's likely we're going to see some heavy showers at times the weather sponsored by cat time release. forced to flee from syria to lebanon many refugee mothers risked childbirth in terrible conditions delivery is very difficult here in lebanon it's costly i can't go back to syria now because of the war but one lebanese woman is committed to helping them. become friends. she is important to me. there are a few g.'s midwife at this time and how does the world. you're watching al

us be the hub to connect with these countries for this route it will connect with the country's cambodia laos my own mark vietnam and to china and india. the inauguration launches the first space of construction the rail network across the region will be built in four sections to ultimately reach father in china this falls in line with china's belts and road initiatives a development campaign across asia and beyond with beijing the center both governments say the rail project symbolizes the progress of chinese thai relations most in thailand agree their rail network needs to be upgraded and a high speed rail fist. can transform travel in the country many are all thoughts going at what political cost will be. australia's first naval submarine has been found more than one hundred years after a went missing. and its thirty five crew vanished off the coast of papa new guinea in one thousand nine hundred seen during the first world war it was the first submarine lost by the allies during the war and it's hoped the discovery will shed new light on why it disappeared. the headlines on al-jazeer

at the forecast we've still got some pretty disturbed weather across them parts of vietnam into cambodia heavy showers across the philippines heavy showers again across java and bali up through the malay peninsula we've got some time ports for kuala lumpur singapore but i think has to be a fair amount of dry weather here for the north a chance one or two showers affecting bangkok in thailand down into a straight here and here so look at the satellite imagery see some showers closed popping up across central areas and also across parts of the north we've got some heavy rain here from a circulation which is going to give further rain in the forecast brisbane also seen some large rainfall totals of last twenty four hours some thunderstorms are likely here towards the coastal region cooler in sydney at twenty five pretty woman up late there thirty five meanwhile the circulation continues to give some heavy rain as we head on through thursday further south showers in western australia fine in perth highs twenty four. architect is like god because you create things shining a career in building

showers to singapore in kuala lumpur but further north it's all looking dry strop into thailand cambodia southern parts of vietnam we've got fine weather conditions with temperatures there in the low thirty's heading down into a stray we've got a trough of low pressure came in the threat of a few showers in some areas but it will mean features will be the wrong is in temperatures taking place across parts of victoria so melbourne is going to see a dramatic change with temperatures rising price wise much as ten degrees making for the warmest day since february you get to thirty six degrees pretty warm for sydney that thirty we've got to find conditions across western australia cool perth thirty twenty two degrees and then across into new zealand fine in north island but showers in the south. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. get the top stories on al-jazeera this hour israel's prime minister a surging europe to follow the united states recognize jerusalem as his country's capital benjamin netanyahu was speaking at a meeting with e.u. foreign ministers i

showers for kuala lumpur in particular further north into southern parts of thailand and across cambodia generally doesn't look too bad and then as we head down into a straight here we've got this trough of low pressure here and frontal systems out in the southern oceans otherwise we should see a temperature of twenty eight members are quite warm twenty three in sydney and the risk of some showers out across western australia of perth highs of twenty five. she. looks. like she's a journalist be a writer for the. show felix failing to. see if you can't. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera a ferry boat carrying two hundred fifty people has capsized near the philippines capital manila coast guard officials say bad weather is hampering the rescue operation and. a car has driven into pedestrians in the australian city of melbourne injuring at least fourteen people police say it was a deliberate act but don't know the motivation two people including the driver have been arrested. the u.s. president has threatened to cut aid to un members who vote against this recognition of jerusalem as

of weather conditions not too bad for singapore kuala lumpur indeed across much of thailand and cambodia and southern parts of vietnam the weather conditions looking quite good across into south asia it's a largely fine picture here we still get a few showers affect in sri lanka but further north it should be largely dry and fine bright in new delhi but not all that warm heis here of twenty one. there with sponsored by qatar. and intricate detail in the people and in nations critical listen. to you to see at least time. top stories on al-jazeera the united states has presented what it calls undeniable evidence that iran is violating un resolutions and supplying weapons to hoofy fighters in yemen tehran calls the allegations unfounded and irresponsible the syrian government and the opposition are blaming each other after the eighth round of talks in geneva aimed at ending the war ended with no progress the un special envoy for syria called it a missed opportunity and net neutrality rules protecting open internet access have been repealed by the us government the changes could mean large c