we just saw that video coming out of the outside of mel bourne twenty three free of high end of saturday twenty five by monday as trade around average perth is still staying above the average here in north port city of cool down a cold front comes through dc the temperatures drop oreos and it sails and probable swirls in the satellite picture brother towards the north the one over australia adds to a tropical low started to spit out the wheel of a tropical site clone just north of new caledonia it's pushing itself it's pretty weak actually wins gossip and ninety five km for our beloved and seventy km hr are still a fairly good pace that's good news on four new maid out here's to me moving towards the west of the main city of new caledonia but you still could be seeing some pretty gusty winds out of this body quiver of a tropical storm if this was father off towards the north of the mentioned the rain that's going to be moving with this as it does drift down the court south boston or full island a part of australia's can be seen from seventy possibly dusting of the hundred kw on the prowl

according to bbc two hundred and fifty fires broke out in victoria because of the thunderstorms in mel bourne where the australian open tennis championship takes place several players in one court employee felt sick because of the abnormally hot weather temperatures in the capital of south australia adelaide exceeded forty five degree celsius. thousands of homes in the city are experiencing problems with the power supply. according to local media. asphalt is nothing on the roads in tasmania the latest news is that three w dodge cars out that stevie got cade said. and she was good for self service doors losing interest to do is organize trade pc decrease in the management of the concert season with a population of over fifty thousand people played a major part of the product and it's in the supermarkets shopping malls and stores going to visit the kids enemies to be the biggest players in the retail market in the country. system and discounts and promotions program go to church with my eyes to the stores and supermarkets. however the exquisitely commanding your baby still checks in on forty fo

you have camino, mel bourne, bismarck, and extraordinary states and. he left the system high and that only he could operate. but i think that simply was not the willingness and appreciation. of course also begin discounted and ignored. any future war involve a great powers and that will be a stalemate a growing power. ended generals tended to ignore the evidence. people said like the american civil war. terrible losses. and that those are the americans , the civil war in. we fight proper wars. and we have this time and time again. and so i think there was a general unwillingness. we also got another phenomenon. a year and regeneration by 1900, in germany, for example, so tired of hearing about how the unification the same thing with france. we missed out on of these glorious for spare very easy to see some when he had not experienced it. >> something you have to participate in. the washington front and so on. >> yes, the initial reaction. not everyone treated it with excitement. there was a lot of this maker, but a lot of it was a sense that we have a

you have -- you had israeli and mel bourne and bismarck, an extraordinary statement and my criticism of bismarck is he was a genius who left the system behind the only coppery. that made europe and germany so problematic after his removal from office but i think it is the same willingness and appreciation what it could mean. ended deeply human characteristic and if the evidence mounteds up and we can discount at, and 2011 dismounting up that any future war certainly by 1900 that involves -- likely to be a stalemate with neither side strong enough because of the growing power of the defenses and generals who thought about such things tended to ignore the evidence or dismiss it or say no. but at the american civil war, comparable losses and european general say those of the americans were not proper soldiers, civil war, we fight proper wars, you got this time and time again. and was a general unwillingness, and another phenomena in which you often get. again degeneration by 1900. and we like excitement, and andy and regeneration. we missed out. it is easy to see them glorious when you

a wealthy young man, his father was a knight and his mother lived in a huge estate just outside mel bourne. team made its way by being given only a daily paper, is essentially forgotten city on the southern coast of australia. he nurtured this sense that the elites, the powers to be behind closed doors were screwing him and his family over and this drove him, propelled him to show he understood newspapers better, understood, and australian better, connected with them. he wasn't going to be elitist about what they should be reading. as long as they wanted to read something in the newspaper was a public service to provide it. used that sense of grievance and connection, what he felt was the common man at simples, his own gut instinct. >> host: the sense of being motivated by the feeling of being disrupted throughout the book, you say murdoch and executive in his company define themselves by who they think their enemies are what did they really are their enemies, the bbc or unions or whoever. >> very distinctive culture with his company. it comes from him. a strong sense of australians first,