is all latest storm so already given us an awful lot of wet weather to fiji there hundred fifty twoillimeters of rain very very wet and that's about that's my clone is going to do over the next few days then where there it is of the moment just to the south of fiji and we're expecting it just to drift away towards the southeast now fortunately in looks like it should stay clear of tama bought some for tonga and for fiji does look incredibly wet as we head through the next few days the bestowal the risk of flooding even though the storm itself shouldn't make landfall it's not the only storm we have with us the other one is to the west is just the remains of it really this blob of clouds to the northeast of all strayer well that's the remains of a storm called iris that didn't make landfall but even though it's no longer classed as a cycling it's still going to give us quite a few problems there to the northeastern parts of queensland over the next few days and looks like we're going to see some very heavy rain centered around townsville and there could be around three hundred millime

and this is what it looked like in fiji you can see those people there obviously trying to cross a road that's turned into a river now that storm looks like it should stay away from land but it's still generating plenty of showers across this whole region so for many of us in tonga and also fiji it looks like we're going to see some very heavy downpours as we head through the next few days for new zealand though it's quite different we've got a trading front is just making its way north was disintegrating a little bit as it does so so for many of us a wednesday it looks dry ambroid twenty three degrees all maximum in clint for the northern parts of asia here is turning a little cooler now all thanks to a from the sinking its way south was behind it a lot colder than it has been fourteen in pyongyang. combining also in technology. to challenge some view to remaster. through making creating performing. turning a generation of children. into the trailblazers of tomorrow. after school. part of the rebel education series this time on al jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stor

had a lot of flooding in fiji actually a.j. and yes been quite bad let's take a look at the forecast then because this is the storm here that tiny little blob of cloud here doesn't look like it really could of course too much damage but it certainly did and it wasn't the winds of the storm caused most of the destruction it was the amount of rain this is what it looks like there at the moment this was clearly a road you can see the people on the other side of the well what's now a river probably wasn't at first but that water is also raging through very quickly and that's the danger of flood waters they go from nothing to there and fast moving in absolutely no time at all and they can rip through trees and down slides and also rip through your houses so they are very very dangerous so this is the storm now then it is gradually moving away but it's still trailing plenty of cloud behind it so if you're in town or or fiji there is likely to be yet more showers over the next few days and they will be incredibly heavy so if you see o

that here we've got another cycling with us as well that this is a blob of cloud just to the south of fiji now it's going to run away from us down towards the southeast but still it's trading plenty of cloud plenty of wet weather behind it and said there is likely to be more very heavy downpours over toma and fiji as we head through the next few days meanwhile forcing new zealand is fine and dry force in the north island oakland there but twenty one degrees the south island though has more cloud more rain that's gradually pushing its way northward but it is breaking off a little bit as it does say if we head up towards the northern parts of asia it's turning a lot cooler here and that's thanks to this weather front is pushing southwards and the temperatures are tumbling. for the benefit. of. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back reminder of the top stories there are hospitals and guns are struggling to cope with an influx of palestinians injured by israeli gunfire in protest along the border israel's defense minister has rejected calls for an i

fiji three times a day. it will pay for t.v. . knowledge to. me all those things you. leave here with me. no. good so. where. will. this how where i was teenager smith and jones he screamed this is through the roof is places for it and the story carried a pistol in us best way of hero and i've carried one ever see a steel. i learned later. the scale that we read. so. we. are on the gun guy here the pawn shop here for the past five years we take everything from you know d.v.d.'s to. boat motors or whatever you want imagine we have some motorcycles small things of the mining equipment like say say we would take a lot of that stuff you would sell a four hundred dollar mining helmet maybe once a week the lights daily but the fact of the mining mines are shutting down makes it difficult to sell that stuff because these were so these were being sold to personal miners for their own use. they're not in mining anymore course they're not buying it. like mine. where all of them are very counting. every. in this case is tough today it's hard to see any traces of the turbulent pas

fifty millimeters but it all fell it once so there has been some dodge of at least four deaths in fiji as this thing went through now it was a fairly big cycle time but this winter the opposite is dying down just the way from fiji but it's not far away and taller. the weather sponsored by cateye place. a story of blackmail. this person. will have to kill i have strangled i have a story of current a lot of the fear is real. passion. and a very sincere just. one of our biggest strengths is that we talked with normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a worse two worlds meet we can get to washington d.c. two hours we can get on jurists in the rest of central america for about the same time but more importantly where those two cultures north and south america. to very important points for all to the roots of. you know again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top st

moment but the packaging building is not busy we are back in what we had when we couldn't blog anymore fiji'sso we you know we start i don't even more we've changed this season he has lost fifty thousand u.s. dollars in revenues from vegetables alone he hopes that the coming winter will finally bring rain. ok that's it you're up to date with the latest from the world of business from or find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d w underscore business on that alan the c humphrey is my handle coming up now here's a look at the world markets. take it personally. with all the wonderful stories making the game so special. for all true fans. my. company more than sort of on line move climate change. the state of the of. environmental. globalization. biodiversity species conservation exploitation you know all of the. human race the obvious place mole hill the global local arch to move. three thousand. we make up over a week watches of office that hundred twenty five's we all of the seven services. want to shape the continent's future christmas. party enjoying everything youngsters have testing sh

but it might just reach the category one hurricane equivalent as it drifts towards the mainland of fijiand that is going to be most likely daylight during tomorrow there on the big island not far by the story is completely different it's remarkably hot for early winter in fact sydney has just broken a record that goes back to eight hundred fifty nine the hottest april day at just over thirty five c. . the weather sponsored by cat time race. tracing the fall from prosperity to financial ruin this is precisely the movement where we hear lies that nothing worse first will be enjoying the devastating impact to save the means also to save the deposits of all of the merry citizens and the failure to prevent disaster banks and political leaders are the people who needed to learn a lesson our goal or from democracy to the markets on al-jazeera. al jazeera is there when a story breaks the good schools today to see what happens next. on the fired by the leaders square model barricaded the old seventh street that leads to here in the middle east now is big change people have gone here the area the

but the packaging building is not busy we are you taking what we have when we couldn't blog anymore fiji'sso we you know we start i don't even move the cheese this season he has lost fifty thousand u.s. dollars in revenues from vegetables alone he helps that the coming winter will finally bring rain. about that you're up today with the latest from the world of business for more find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d w underscore business on allen the c humphrey is my handle coming up now here's a look at the world markets. first was going to start right there and it's like it's hot here and i've been looking for bangladesh what is the true face of the country looks like. freedom independence a separation of state and church that used to be important but for decades political infighting has hindered progress and there's limits to extremists are gaining more influence just monosodium the rule of law are on shaky ground if just couldn't get in the ocean down love this should be. a bridge. and off the bangladesh the dawn of islamism and exclusive d.w. report starting april twenty fifth.

we're only packing what we have when we couldn't blog anymore fiji's so. we you know we started i don't believe he's this season he has lost fifty thousand u.s. dollars in revenues from vegetables alone he hopes that the coming winter will finally bring rain. because cross nice doing business with here. more intrigue international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week israel is celebrating the seventieth anniversary of the birth of the jewish state in one nine hundred forty eight seven decades almost it's again a remarkable story but it's also a troubled. find out. next . you accidentally shat some country. in the trophy. time in the field. how can you get out. with. ellen seeing. this week on d w yeah. and i think one day this war will be considered a cruel and unjust war over. and certainly all citizens of ukraine every man woman and child to show. well the friend their own land of the enemy invades. no one wants russia here to new which is the. rebel against the mighty global news that matters. d. w. made for mines. time for an upgr

. >> nuevo ciclón en la isla de fiji, videos en redes sociales muestran viento el ciclón es tres y congo de lluvia en próximas horas y eso esperamos, a morgan en la 101 también vemos lluvia . >> así que estamos viendo la tarde ese incremento de la nubosidad , pero si vio que se deteriora el tiempo incrementando nubes vemos la visibilidad pero también que a san josé condiciones secas esperamos un sistema para el día de mañana con estructuras organizadas, . >> para este momento temperaturas agradables 64 grados humedad así que se siente como clima tropical también viento que toma fuerza cuando pasa el frente y ahora en oakland 58 así que veremos en san josé la temperatura de 48 a 51 pero veremos que se mantiene en forma intermitente con gran contenido que se puede evaporar . >> vemos que tenemos otro sistema para mañana y lo tenemos 3pm al norte de la región y avanzamos vemos lluvia para las 7 de la noche en san josé y actividad podemos ver estos cambios en el mes de abril con lluvia y esto ayuda también con el déficit de agua en ciudades . >> para 10 días continúa la llvu también fin de

here we've got another cycling with us as well that this does a blob of cloud just to the south of fiji now it's going to run away from us down towards the southeast but still is trailing plenty of cloud plenty of wet weather behind it and said there is likely to be more very heavy downpours over toma and fiji as we head through the next few days meanwhile forcing new zealand is fine and dry fourth in the north island oakland there but twenty one degrees the south island though have more cloud more rain that's gradually pushing its way northward but it is breaking up a little bit as it does say if we head up towards the northern parts of asia it's turning a lot cooler here and that's thanks to this weather front that's pushing southwards and the temperatures are tumbling. a conflict standing seventy years. i mean tyrian disaster displacing more than seventy soon. just your world gets to children who have become victims of syria's civil war. by the syrian child on al-jazeera. april on al-jazeera. from the stories beyond the headlines phone lines examines the u.s. is role in the world fif

. >> they have kboen to beautiful fiji on a vacation. they agreed to go diving. >> why mess up a perfectly good vacation? >> they are going to go down to about 100 feet. >> they are actually in the water with their oxygen tank. >> it was probably here i was thinking i would like that cage now please. >> guess who turns up? >> that is awesome. >> he brought his homies too. these are estimating about 10, 12 feet and they are about 10 to 12 inches in front of >> perfect example of what you're saying right here. they lined up like this. all of the tourists at the front and guys behind them keeping it out of the way. >> and to your point these sharks are not worried about the divers. >> the divers aren't worry about that either. it was such incredible experience even i, even i with the fear of the ocean seeing this as well, you know what? that looks pretty >>> a lucky young delayed walking into this house is about to be asked a very important question. the hallway is lined with balloons. each balloon has a card in it. >> i love so much about

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in his day job he works as an art teacher but it's reversed course fiji's the talk you pisces three time. he's collaborated with kaushal since two thousand and seven the german company is the world's biggest manufacturer of cleaning equipment their first major joint project was on the only dam in western germany with the work covering eight thousand square metres it was followed by blossoming flowers in japan in two thousand and eight and in two thousand and twelve a gigantic tiger in south korea. reversed graffiti is the perfect time form for me i've always had a weakness for large scale works now i can really bring that to life on dams there's no bigger canvas in art. after three days darvon is finished and the set have a wall is now probably the longest open a gallery in the south of france. that's how long it remains depends on three factors the slope of the wall the direction it's facing and the climate my experience would say that because it faces north has a good chance this work will survive for at least five years. to people is the title of klaus novins tribute to thirteen city

the prime minister of the republic of fiji. three.ds as we saw, you can take madam speaker lady boothroyd out of the commons. we mention in passing... you are not in the commons, and you know that. two. mps and peers returning from the easter break had to get used to time standing still. whilst they were away, the hands were removed from the elizabeth tower clock face for repair. they will be replaced alternative temporary ones. one. and as the mayor of london welcome the prime ministers of canada and new zealand, it was the case of anything uk could do, new zealand could do better. congratulations on celebrating 100 years of woman's suffrage. in new zealand, we are celebrating 125 years. show off. laughter. jacinda ardern, the prime minister of new zealand ending duncan smith's countdown of the week. the big row over the past few days has been over the treatment of people who were part of the windrush generation. the children of commonwealth citizens who arrived in the uk with their parents between 19118 and 1971 were automatically g

islam islam and what is their stance on the violence that has been directed at bloggers hossein to fiji mom is an advisor to the prime minister. this is a preponderantly muslim country or with beauty and some of them are very superstitious or extremely religious so when you distort the quran which is a holy book and comment on the life of the prophet some people are incensed they lose their balance that's out the bloggers the brought it on themselves. the man is one of prime minister shaikh huskiness closest political advisors yet he and by extension the government are suggesting that the bloggers share in the blame the mom does little to counter that impression. we practice secularism and the enemies of secularism are those people who blogs and day those who kill them. the extremists we have to bring them within the mainstream that is our main purpose. the man has been involved in politics since the founding of bangladesh he believes the government must extend its hand to the islamists in order to maintain social cohesion for example by recognizing the degrees obtained by graduates of

there have been or there is the remaining circulation of what was a tropical cycling they went through fiji and. longer otherwise the cloud is just fairly frequent showers curling back and away from new zealand if you're in new zealand enjoy the sunshine twenty two in oakland sixteen christ church that's quite naturally considering we're in early april and i give you sunshine for thursday and probably friday although the chance of showers certainly increases in the south on friday. white supremacist is on the rise in the u.s. and its adversaries to beaching them from. faultlines investigates the anti fascists. against intolerance. this is untrue from on al-jazeera. non-violence does attempt to appeal to the more conscience of the mainstream now the jury's still out. if the nation has one. welcome back reminder of the top stair or stories here announces there are thousands of people have gathered at the lorraine motel for the official ceremony commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination of civil rights leader martin luther king jr. a senior u.s. official says donald trump has

storm kenny now is working its way towards the southeast already it's giving us some heavy rain over fiji we're already water logged here we've got plenty more rain still to come further south and forth across new zealand it's also looking pretty stormy at the moment to this is jim's pushing its way northward bringing wet and windy conditions we could even see those winds gusting up to one hundred twenty kilometers per hour at times as the system pushes its way across so the temperatures are dropping so all can we'll see a maximum just to fifteen degrees as we head through wednesday for christchurch the temperatures here will actually be recovering still rather unsettled though even on wednesday plenty of showers around. in a country with high youth unemployment one organization helps turn school children into entrepreneurs walk on tell us what i mean by their wide fundraising empowering them to reclaim their futures week to show them how to operate this story in my shoes how to make the best mates and build more prosperous communities some of them invest the money into the business of sc

it could be in fiji islands or syria, those weapons are not permissible. and it was a message to russia. because russia is providing the umbrella to assad and we don't see eye to eye on you. but that is a redline. >> let me ask you on that point. russia was given the task in 2013 to dispose of these chemical weapons that bashar assad had in his weaponry. apparently that didn't get done even though john kerry under the obama administration said all of those weapons are gone. we find last year it was used and this year it was used and inflicting a lot of pain. and this shouldn't be happening. so what is the message to russia with all of this. >> we'll go back in history very, very quickly. the past administration unfortunately was outmaneuvered by the coalition of russia, iran and hesbollah. the past administration signed an agreement sending to iran $150 billion. and many billions will be sent to russia to acquire weapons. and so it did not work out. russia is not in the business of weakening the assad regime. at this point in time moscow wants to maintain

twenty five now out towards the east we've also seen a cycle over here that worked its way away from fiji and it's still giving us a very heavy rain behind it to you of cloud plenty of showers being dragged along to further south and the cloud is disintegrating as it works across new zealand. oh and the benefit of people. so bad they see being polled in all these. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. watching out there let's recap the top stories for you this hour the hospitals in gaza are struggling to cope with the influx of palestinians entered by israeli troops fire at the border on friday fifteen people were killed and protest against israeli occupation many were hit by live ammunition. and tell of a vaxevanis and members israeli palestinian parties protested against the military's actions the government is refusing to investigate despite soldiers being accused of using excessive force and get minute killed at least twenty people in the nigerian city of that of corey around seventy people have been injured the fighters are reported to have set off ex

itself on a dying tropical psycho during thursday after new zealand that is fine but if you are in fiji say goodbye to the tropical site which still when the tonga. combining art and technology. to challenge soviet era methodologies. through making creating and performing. turning a generation of children. into the trailblazers of tomorrow. after school armenian part of the rebel education series at this time on how do you see or. welcome back you're watching out as a reminder of our top stories israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has suspended a deal with the un's refugee agency which would have seen thousands of african asylum seekers resettled in western countries it replace a previous plan to forcibly send thousands of people to countries in africa. also saudi arabia's crown prince says palestinians and israelis are entitled to live peacefully on their own land had been some man made the comments in an interview with the us magazine the atlantic is being seen as another sign of warming ties between saudi arabia and israel. and the former leader of the catalan parliament could

at least four people have died and five are missing after storms course severe flooding in fiji tropical cyclone josie has fought strong winds and heavy rains to the west of the country hundreds of homes are without power and more than seventy roads to shut. the governor of russia's kummer of a region has resigned over the fire in a shopping center a week ago at least sixty four people died in the blaze making it one of the worst in russia's recent history investigators say the alarm was turned off and fire exits were illegally blocked even children locked inside the cinema they have been large protest over the way the authorities handled the emergency present like game of pollution and said it was caused by criminal negligence and has promised that those responsible will be punished so you would you. choose that today you know i want to tell you but i offered my resignation to the president of russia i consider his decision to be correct deliberate and the only thing to do because it is impossible to hold the post governor with such a heavy burden which is impossible mostly. in other de

there have been or there is the remaining circulation of what was a tropical cycling they went through fiji in tonga otherwise the cloud is just thirty frequent showers curling back and away from new zealand if you're in new zealand enjoy the sunshine twenty two in oakland sixteen trust church quite naturally considering we're in early april and i guess the sunshine thing for thursday and probably friday the chance of showers certainly increases in the south on friday. white supremacy is on the rise in the u.s. and its adversaries too are beating there was drums. faultlines investigates the anti fascists using force against intolerance. this is and to frack on al-jazeera. non-violence does attempt to appeal to the more conscience of the maze now the jury's still out. of the nation as one. al-jazeera. where ever you are. in recent years the sawhill of north africa has witnessed the so-called war on terror. but is this official narrative. masking a larger battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. and i'm fits a

at least four people have died and five are missing off the storms caused severe flooding in fiji tropical cyclone josee has brought strong winds and heavy rains to the west of the country hundreds of homes are without power and more than seventy roads a shot well now to botswana where the new president has vowed to tackle youth unemployment and reduce is country's dependence on the diamond industry worldwide see my c.c. was sworn in on sunday and will rule the country until elections next year for president in comma step down on saturday after completing the maximum term of ten years in office catherine sawyer reports. president zuma sissie inspects the troops of to being sworn in as bullets won his fifth head of state he takes over from former president comma in another peaceful transfer of power in iran of africa's strongest democracies his inauguration a proud moment for many who braved the heavy morning rains to witness the ceremony and in his facet dress to the nation she said tackling joblessness would be the fast priority at the moment youth unemployment stands at around twenty eig

and that's fiji quality water. did you ask him that? >> we do discuss that a little bit -- >> but did you ask him that very -- >> i didn't is ask him that specific question. >> there is an aquifer, did you know? >> i did. >> the hancock ranch, you've heard of it? >> yes. >> that was my question. what did he say? >> we mentioned it in passing, we did focus more on the burlericsson issue because that is where the impetus was at the time. >> a very interesting thing, when seamus was talking about replumbing, the proposal to replumb the state of texas, that means to be able to move water from where it is to where it may be needed. that proposal failed in the '60s, and today it is still very difficult to move water around the state of texas. and what we are experiencing with the vista verde probability is, i suspect, the largest project ever in the state of texas the move water. and a big question will be, will that be made easier in the future through law and regulation, or will it be made harder. and that's, again, it's going to depend on

. >> if you snap back, if everything is stable, if iran was an island in the fiji islands, you couldo that. but iran has expands. david: what i'm thinking is that's going to happen. they are going to tear up the treaty. don't you think that will be the end result? >> i think it first option will be this. let's see what happens. david: great to see you. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you think special counsel mueller should follow the house intelligence committee's lead and end the russia probe? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. like him on facebook and follow him on instagram @loudobbstonight. a caravan of central american migrants hours away from reaching the u.s. bored. we'll bring you a liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. . >>> preparing to request asylum in the u.s. >> the drug cartels don't let us live in piece in our country. >> this is not supposed to be a

that it's like us all kind of look at them did anyone see the illusion it's you can it's a cutter fiji's but. look at that it's a gun and there was an e.m.t. . you know i mean and also lee you know i mean it's how dad hokum you know i mean it's so i did it. and ten thirty one. after the folder made colorful of called the wall. under the sea a broke up into several minor city states. easy prey for the christian kingdoms. help was needed from across the mediterranean. america she. founded the eleventh century capital of the middle of. the sperber dennistoun and the success of. the young ones crossed the sea to under the sea and to confront the threats from the spanish christian kingdoms. done wonderful if i wanted to enough is that if don't know that the hut that the mothers assemble to muddy. feet visit one of them within a few minutes of them. let the let the humbleness only as a whole jihad if you defend one you think you know that and then knows. the whole while the other one. for more than a century that it. was held at bay. until the year twelve hundred twelve when the christine king

. >> if you snap back, if everything is stable, if iran was an island in the fiji islands, you couldbut iran has expands. david: what i'm thinking is that's going to happen. they are going to tear up the treaty. don't you think that will be the end result? >> i think it first option will be this. let's see what happens. david: great to see you. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you think special counsel mueller should follow the house intelligence committee's lead and end the russia probe? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. like him on facebook and follow him on instagram @loudobbstonight. a caravan of central american migrants hours away from reaching the u.s. bored. we'll bring you a full report after this. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. tso why binge in here, when you can do it out there. with this clever little app called audible. you can listen to the stories you love while doing th

. >> if you snap back, if everything is stable, if iran was an island in the fiji islands, you couldhat. but iran has expands. david: what i'm thinking is that's going to happen. they are going to tear up the treaty. don't you think that will be the end result? >> i think it first option will be this. let's see what happens. david: great to see you. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you think special counsel mueller should follow the house intelligence committee's lead and end the russia probe? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. like him on facebook and follow him on instagram @loudobbstonight. a caravan of central american migrants hours away from reaching the u.s. bored. we'll bring you a you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. w

everything, we find fiji plastic bottles we find lots of caps, we find straws, i mean we find lots ofen medical things that come from hospitals. it's devastating. honestly. going back to what you were saying at the beginning, you're saying most of this is generated in the capital and what's coming down into the oceans from rivers? from the rivers, yes, it's bad management from certain regions in costa rica so everything you know in the rain season in costa rica most of the plastic runs because there is no good recycling system to pick up the trash from different regions and unfortunately it goes into the rivers and then it goes into the oceans. and that's the trash we are picking up in many regions of the beaches in costa rica. i want to come back to what you are doing, but as a national level, what is being done to try to tackle the problem? at the national level, a strategy that the un has been working on and it's bound to happen in 2020, in 2021 as well there's a lot of effort in costa rica to make it happen. it's a band of rustic, one use plastic, single use plastic and there are

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severe flooding in fiji has left at least four people dead and five others missing tropical cycle and juicy brought strong winds and heavy rains to the west of the pacific island nation hundreds of homes are without power and more than seventy roads have been closed. and abandoned chinese space laboratory is set to crash back to earth within the next couple of hours or so but no one knows for sure where the deputy will land experts say china's space agency has lost control of the tiangong one it was supposed to be decommissioned in twenty thirteen but its mission was repeatedly extended as it hurtles towards the planet's the nine tons spacecraft as expected at speeds of up to twenty six thousand kilometers an hour before most of it disintegrates in a final blaze of glory the european space agency says the debris could land anywhere from new zealand to the american midwest the chinese authorities say there is no need to take cover and the dead won't be big one place django one is not expected to crash into this lonely spot in the pacific point is a spacecraft graveyard which is further

at least four people have died and five people are missing after storms caused severe flooding in fiji tropical cyclone josie has brought strong winds and heavy rains to the west of the country and as of homes are without power and more than seventy roads are shot the techer river in southern russia is one of the most polluted in the world nuclear disasters and decades of dumped waste of left it with dangerous levels of radiation and it's carrying that contamination all the way to the arctic ocean jonah hole reports from russia's chelyabinsk region. the texture is no ordinary river considered one of the most polluted waterways on earth the stench of open sewage rises from beneath the ice. it has a dark history the tensions waters also contain radiation levels up to eighty times higher than normal that's thanks to the my ak nuclear plant seventeen hundred kilometers east of moscow originally producing plutonium for the soviet union's nuclear weapons program they produce many types off nuclear waste and they dampen these nuclear waste high level nuclear waste inside their area where. the

storm kenny that is working its way towards the southeast already it's giving us some heavy rain over fiji we're already waterlogged here and we've got plenty more rain still to come further south in force across new zealand it's also looking pretty stormy at the moment too this is dims pushing its way northward bringing wet and windy conditions we could even see those winds gusting up to one hundred twenty kilometers per hour at times as a system pushes its way across so the temperatures are dropping so all can we'll see a maximum just to fifteen degrees as we head through wednesday for christ as the temperatures here well actually be recovering still rather unsettled even on wednesday plenty of showers around. new yorkers are very receptive to al jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provides. zero. one of them julie mcdonald this is the news hour live from london coming up short on other united nations russia denies there was a chemical weapons attack in syria while the u.s. mourns its will respond. the f.b.i.

we still have some really nasty weather making its way across fiji in the form of a tropical side clone caney that's the system still pretty well organized to see just running over the million dollars loss of heavy rain coming in behind the head actually hundred twenty nine millimeters of rain here twenty four hours and we could see a similar total over the next twenty four hours or so so that's the center of the storm just to the south of the main islands still packing winds around one hundred thirty kilometers per hour gusts around one hundred sixty kilometers per hour and it may still intensify further as we go on through the next twelve hours or so then they will start to weaken as it drifts further southwards into the cooler waters and begins to fall apart somewhat but still a lot of very heavy rain and damaging winds coming through those winds requirements to a category one hurricane and it may well pop up further as i said this was the same earlier as the system made its way across the far north of the of the main island there you can see some very very very heavy rain and also s

by the way, i was the first person in britain to recommend we give syrians fiji status. people who genuinely qualified as refugees. but i am afraid we lost this debate. is, we finished up, the wonder exit happened and trump happened. a golf of what the traditional politicians want and what the people want. mary: thank you for these, these are terrific. a follow-up on that, if your vision is so great, why haven't other european nations voted to leave the union? nigel: 60% of italians voted for the five-star movement. it was about the storm to victory in hungary. apart from macron getting elected in every country in europe, i call it a populist wave. we believe in our countries and democracy. the european union remains outnumbered. people want nationstate control, and that is right, it is healthy, and it is the future. [laughter] [applause] anotheresident fox, student question. how do we deal with the issue of asylum seekers? point,brought up a good some of them are terrorists. absolutely for order in the borders. security and safety in the borders. some historic examples

has taken eleven or fiji this year from syria the u.k. and france have a terrible track record with that as well so of course it's unfortunate that this is just but it's a messaging and it comes at the expense of of syrian civilians and so the information war continues to be fought on traditional and social media the pentagon says has been a two thousand percent increase in russian internet trolls in the last twenty four hours kid was a senior consulting fellow at the russian eurasia program at chatham house told us russia uses social media to shape political views. we have to bear in mind that russia devotes enormous resources to trying to create the impression on social media that western policies are being criticised and that its own conspiracy theories are gaining support so the unfortunate fact is when you hear about the british tweets not in my name to reason may or the french skepticism over the legal justification for launches you have to bear in mind that without close inspection you can't tell that these are british or french ci

storm kenny now is working its way towards the southeast already it's giving us some heavy rain over fiji we're already water logged here we've got plenty more rain still to come further south and forth across new zealand it's also looking pretty stormy at the moment to this is jim's pushing its way northward bringing wet and windy conditions we could even see those winds gusting up to one hundred twenty kilometers per hour at times as the system pushes its way across so the temperatures are dropping so all can we'll see a maximum just to fifteen degrees as we head through wednesday for christchurch the temperatures here will actually be recovering still rather unsettled though even on wednesday plenty of showers around. new yorkers are very receptive to al jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides.

victory australia had won the olympic gold in rio in twenty six day the new zealand men's seventeen fiji is a gold and it was an all indian badminton final in the women's singles sign and there will be so great rival peavy send you into straight games adding to the team gold medal also won on the gold coast. india finishing third in the medals table while the host nation australia well clear the top of the standings eight gold medals almost double that of second placed england you say involve the d.j. he took center stage at the closing ceremony here seventy one countries are taking part in the games over the last eleven days with the english city of birmingham set to host events in twenty twenty two the gold coast organizing committee climb the games have helped restore australia's sporting reputation after last month's cricket ball tampering scandal. sportsmanship was on show during the cold war games he is what the essence of australians about fear sport no cheating and applauding the with is now we also like winning but nevertheless we applaud the winners we applaud the competitors w

has agreed to take in more than twelve hundred fiji's from australia's overseas prison camps in the ruend papua new guinea's mannus island so far they've allowed only two hundred forty people refugee advocacy groups say the deal is a failure. well the pashtun community in pakistan's swat valley continue to demonstrate against what they're calling decades of oppression by security forces the protests began in february after police killed an aspiring model over alleged ties to the taliban though no evidence was ever found soon say thousands have been unjustifiably killed over the years all they just simply disappeared binge of its reports. at the bush believes are demanding rights enshrined in pakistan's constitution following rallies in the shower in lahore protesters gathered in swat when a military operation against the pakistani taliban was carried out a few years ago the protest movement began in february against the extrajudicial killing of a bush two man in karachi now it's been transformed into a wider call for rights by the bush two and a half is movement or p t m it wants missin

australia had won the olympic gold medal in rio in twenty six days in the new zealand men sevens team beat fiji to gold and it was an all indian badminton final in the women's singles sun and the world beat so great rival peace in doing two straight games adding to the team gold medal she also won on the gold . in the finishing third in the medals table while the host nation australia are well clear at the top of the standings there eighty gold medals almost double that of second placed england at the gold coast organizing committee both claims the games have helped restore australia's international sporting reputation after last month's cricket ball tampering scandal. sportsmanship was on show during the cold war games he is what the essence of australians about face bore no cheating and applauding the winners now we also like winning but nevertheless we applaud the winners we applaud the competitors we comply we applaud with the people will lose so yes international reputation has been restored thanks to these calm. defending n.b.a. champions the golden state warriors have started the playoff

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when you get to fiji, iam pacific ocean. here he goesin i am reassured like enron here he goes in the sea that they don't get a lot of great white sharks. there is the shallow sandbank. this is our brea kfast is the shallow sandbank. this is our breakfast point. it looks deceiving. it is blowing a gale. the big news in terms of the commonwealth games. it was heaving down with rain forgot with a torrential downpour. that failed to get a medal in the men's triathlon. mark austin from stirling, he did manage to win a bronze. england got theirfirst medal in the women's triathlon. jessica it was won byjessica learmonth, who took silver in the women's race behind flora duffy, who became bermuda's first female commonwealth champion. away from the games, liverpool thrashed manchester city 3—0 at anfield, in the first leg of their champions league quarter—final. mo salah scored first, with his 38th goal of the season. tributes have been paid to the former england captain ray wilkins, who has died aged 61. gary lineker described him a