southern china fair amount of clatter and what you will sell a satellite is this this is time for unit comrie now this of course continuing to impact the philippines working its way sadly west was pushing out into the south china sea so by wednesday it is set up powerful typhoon winds at about 150 kilometers an hour and still survive heavy rain across into the philippines that you'll see to the north of the fireman's a cloud that does tend to increase as we go through thursday and the rain is also a light he begins in the southern and eastern coastal areas so just 17 degrees celsius in hong kong with that rain that's now across into n.d.o. we've had some deadly floods across into tamil nadu we have had plenty of rain here for the last several days and also across industry lanka this is a system just off the west coast we're watching it does actually begin to pull away you can see those about a day on wednesday sunny across much of the southern end hopefully a bit of reprieve from those floods but not so cross into sri lanka we've got more rain in the 4 calls that so again this likely to lead

dr thomas great to have you with us a powerful storm has made landfall in the philippines typhoon comrie is heading towards the capital manila right now bringing torrential rains and winds topping 150 kilometers per hour the typhoon has brought flood. and knocked out power in a number of provinces more than 200000 people have had to flee to safety middles international airport has suspended its operations and organizers of the southeast asian games have had to cancel events. ok let's get the very latest now from the philippines let's bring in ana santos in manila ana so what's happening where you are. i'm coming to you from the philippine weather bureau where we are and that has been quarry has made landfall 3 times since and the philippine area of responsibility last night now the storm has weakened and with that you see that presidents and security and government officials have been able to go out and get a bit to check on the damage so far so i talked to the chairman of the red cross who told me that there had been reports of downed power lines and down communication lines house is bl

well a powerful storm has made landfall in the philippines typhoon comrie is heading towards the capital manila at this hour bringing rains winds topping 150 kilometers per hour this typhoon has brought flooding and knocked out power in a number of provinces more than 200000 people have fled to safety the knolls international airport has suspended operations and the war geysers of the southeast asian games have had to cancel events. let's get the very latest from the philippines now let's bring in. santos joining us from manila can you tell us what's happening where you are. i'm here at the philippine weather bureau where visuals have confirmed that a fluke mari has made landfall a 4th time and ran back in manila were already starting to feel the rains picking up and weather officials told us that we should expect heavy consistent rain throughout the evening storm surge warnings remain and also flooding is a flash point or a major watch point for residents of the new that and surrounding communities surrounding provinces. have to i have to tell you that for many people here and many of t

some of the stories making news around the world die from comrie has lashed the philippines bringing to rancher rains and winds topping 150 kilometers more than 200000 people have fled to safety and at least 3 people have been killed organizers of the southeast asian games have had to cancel some of the events. north korean leader kim jong un has opened a flagship construction project near the mountain where his family claims its roots state media here the revamped city some gian as the effort to me of modern civilization the so-called socialist utopia includes housing commercial facilities and a ski resort. a powerful storm that caused havoc in american midwest has moved on to the north east more than half a meter of snow is forecast in some areas some $4000.00 flights have been cast and . the teenage climate change activists gratitude is due to land back in europe shortly after crossing the atlantic by boat the catamaran carrying is approaching the portuguese capital lisbon has been attending a climate protests in the united states used to fly back to europe because of the carbon e

and assessing the damage in the philippines as typhoon comrie weakens and moves on the storm has driven some half a 1000000 people from their homes and travel destruction. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us leaders of nato member states are due to meet outside of london in a search for unity amidst many divisions they were hosted by the queen at buckingham palace to mark the 70th anniversary of the alliance's founding but it was a brief show of harmony before or a new airing of public differences between the french and american presidents. now that spat continuing at a news conference with president trump and his new role as a defender of nato after having long been its main critic. would you like. ok given. everyone who was. not quite cordial combative tone pervaded the news conference with u.s. president donald trump and his french counterpart emanuel marc hong at the nato meeting in london on tuesday trump sharply rebuked mccraw for saying in an interview with the magazine the economist last month that quote what we are currently experiencing is the brain death of nato. it's

southeast it will be colder in hong kong temperatures at around 16 celsius is what remains of typhoon comrie that's making its way out across the south china seas sinking a little further south was weakening in the process pulling that rain away from the southeastern corner of china for friday but still a chance of some showers just lapping on to the coastal sure sunshine the showers across a good parts of southeast asia heavy borneo. candid testimonies from lebanese women who were staying single. good schools he missed coatroom shift in a religious society already in the grip of political and social tension. the implications for the arab world as a whole. single by choice. and i must answer today and a reminder of our top stories this hour. leaders of the world's largest military alliance have gathered hoping to find unity over the nation's future direction the summit comes as the alliance is rife with disagreements between some of its most prominent member countries. china is condemning a u.s. bill demanding the closure of so-called reeducation camps to weaken muslims the u.s. legislation

sunny across the south on the east just a bit of cloud along these areas really possible this typhoon comrie a very powerful typhoon by wednesday pushing away from the philippines into the south china sea winds though still about 150 kilometers an hour still around on a thursday by then you can see more rain likely to push into the southern areas of china then from there we had for the quite clearly where this typhoon will be over the next couple of days away from there we've got to rain across northern sections of borneo westwood's across into somalia and the middle a peninsula so 28 in singapore all those day with their shows. the world's largest oil producer has failed to trade on the foreign stock exchange was a transparent valuation over ambition tap of their the world's largest oil producer and you don't list in the world's largest stock exchange that definitely says something al-jazeera investigates the politics of the middle east's most potent economic with saudi aramco company and. on al-jazeera. there with al-jazeera hello again the top stories u.s. president donald trump a nato ch

corner come down into the philippines and of course hey we've been keeping a close eye on our typhoon comrie that's going to continue making its way further westwards more very heavy rain across the good part of the philippines but further north you go there's a fine weather 21 celsius there for hong kong but as it's often makes its way into the south china sea is pushing for the southwest and west with temperatures dragged down quite a bit actually some cloud of rain coming in hong kong no warmer than around 16 degrees is that wet weather the tatty with the windy weather setting but the real wet and windy weather of course has been across the philippines that's going to continue making its way from aced to west pulling out into the south china sea heading towards vietnam not quite making it towards vietnam in fact is going to continue phase ling and sinking a little further south which as we go on through the next couple of days showers there across malaysia borneo seeing some rather wet weather some showers there into indonesia as well meanwhile the showers continue across southern parts o

how i will typhoon comrie now making its way away from the philippines you can see this large area cloud just pulling out into the open waters of the south china seas further south we're going to see the wettest weather to go on through the next couple of days the old thai food will steadily weaken shouldn't see too much of that making its way towards in the china so much of vietnam should be too bad is going to be down towards borneo a good part of malaysia sings a very heavy rain huge afternoon shallow as as per usual here things across towards singapore tools kuala lumpur southern areas of thailand could see some wet weather as well and notice some obvious showers longer spells of orsa now making their way into jobs at a cost that could see some of the wet weather over the next couple of days not too much wet weather in the forecast for australia really has been a tale of the heat here recently and on shoes day off name we saw temperatures getting up to 42 celsius in perth we have an interior wind bringing those very high temperatures down towards that southwestern corner so we have a

s when the chamber dissolved the lib dems though have formed a remain an election pact with ply comrie and with the green party which had 5 m.p.'s between them not forgetting though shin fein another northern irish party which had 7 m.p.'s which in fein doesn't recognise westminster is right to rule northern ireland so they don't take their seats which means a new government might need slightly fewer seats for a workable majority perhaps as few as 320 france is to host a conference on wednesday hoping to raise money for lebanon as its economic crisis gets worse lebanon's leaders they aren't expecting any new pledges as they struggle to put together a new government then the harder has more now from beirut. there is growing financial uncertainty in lebanon businesses are closing unemployment is rising the national currency is losing its value and there is a shortage of dollars we have received now about 70 requests in the last week from significant companies for significantly off so the problem is serious and these increasing the problem has been building up over many many years. the go

this is deja vu news live from berlin the typhoon comrie lashes the philippines the storm is hitting the eastern side of the country right now with sustained winds of more than 150 kilometers per hour hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes we'll go live to manila also coming out. president trump arrives in the long run for the nato alliance is 70th birthday is repeated his calls for members to spend more on defense it's one of the many issues that will be taken up by.

has struck the philippines forcing nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people from their homes typhoon comrie has ripped roofs from buildings knocked out power and hold as hundreds of flights is the 20th storm to hit the philippines this year jamila island again reports from our by province in the central philippines. worry battered the beagle region in-situ the philippines for more than 10 hours the winter was violent and harsh and incessant rain drenched deprived of by for people here so food could more reason lent for that night's brought fear and despair. and the morning brought no respite sylvia blew out the just devastated her home is destroyed. in the evacuated i moved to the center of it may children as for 8 am i came back to check on my home barely anything is left by then no way to get the money to rebuild it again. the wall was built to protect villagers perms farm. but more than a 100 homes were this royd binding night by their preparations there was no offering thanks for covering the raff. power lines are down the airport and seaports have suffered severe damage. more than a 10

corner come down into the philippines and of course hey we've been keeping a close eye on our typhoon comrie that's going to continue making its way further westwards more very heavy rain across the good part of the philippines but further north you go there's a fine weather 21 celsius there for hong kong but as it often makes its way into the south china sea is pushing further south with and west with temperatures dragged down quite a bit actually some cloud of rain coming in hong kong no warmer than around 16 degrees is that wet weather the tattoo with the windy weather does set in but the real wet and windy weather of course has been across the philippines that's going to continue making its way from aced to west pulling out into the south china sea heading towards vietnam not quite making it towards vietnam in fact is going to continue phase ling and sinking a little further south which as we go on through the next couple of days showers there across malaysia borneo seeing some rather wet weather some showers there into indonesia as well meanwhile the showers continue across southern par

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