interesting thing interesting player to watch and my information about him from again from from melbourne is that manchester city the only signs the best players in the world they've been trying to sign and so this is a very special player a young player that's worth while keeping an eye out for you you can definitely want to watch also watching today's game not just people down here. twenty people they're going to take this from the international space station wishing russia all the best. friends. of one those of most popular sports on the plane it will start soon this is a huge event which we will watch closer live from on board the international space station this week that is the all participants of zicam p.t.'s and. first. before this is even takes office will come a big shock wasn't. talking about it just what a day or so ago spain coach a day before the world cup so. it's it's a story that's going to just carry on from this work of this absolutely no doubt about that we we talked about it all day yesterday we're going to continue talking about it today and tomorrow spain play the e

it's yourself disembarrassed been seventeen in sydney twelve in adelaide just eleven degrees for melbourne getting up to around twenty one in perth so that's not too bad but nineteen in dallas snow great shakes and it's even colder still as we go on into sunday topped up to that of around sixty degrees which of course because that southeast. going to melbourne struggling to get into double figures that weather weather just making its way a little further races with some snow over the high ground tonight this was see some west of weather some wintry weather also pushing its way towards new zealand over the next day south out of the particular seeing some rather lively showers sixteen in all clint matches up with a temperature that will see and alice springs some of the valleys as we go on into the next couple of days christ gets up to twelve celsius but that western side in a ceilidh always into somewhat a weather what's weather now in the process of moving away from japan mcbride's us guys coming into saturday by sunday it warms up in tokyo where the top temperature of twenty three. on cou

david stringer in melbourne. check out our library and some of the charts we have been bringing up there on gtv . larry cut lowe says president trump is not planning to qui nafta. -- larry kudlow says the president is not planning to quit nafta. he is contemplating a shift in nafta negotiations. his preference now, and he asked me to convey this, is to negotiate with mexico and canada separately. he prefers bilateral negotiations. joining us now is a former deputy u.s. trade representative. i want to bring up this chart to -- i don't have the chart at the moment, but you were talking about the discrepancy between the u.s. trade relationship with canada and mexico, a deficit on one side, a surplus on the other, so does it make sense to conduct bilateral trade negotiations? the revised nafta should remain between the three .ountries who are part of it it is the economic strength of north america that is at the heart of this. isusing on the trade deficit really a false premise. we know that the deficit is not in

paul: it has been a soft launch, they have been running in one city just an hour's drive from melbourne australia, new zealand, we will take a pragmatic step two expansion. that is what they have been doing. australia will be the third market for didi after brazil and mexico. pretty aggressive discounts for people who sign up early obviously. 50% off for writers, 10% to the end of july. you will get a bonus for 20 rides in a week. the feedback in this trial in malvern will govern the rest -- in melbourne will govern the rest of australia. haidi: where is the money coming from? paul: didi did have a capital raisepaul: around december last year, $4 billion raised. so didi valued at $56 billion in cash reserves of $12 billion according to people familiar with the matter. sloshing around to expand, but the market is getting crowded. we had not only over but -- uber but to others and if you are real traditional, you can catch a regular taxi as well. [laughter] yvonne: plenty of options. thank you. that is almost it for daybreak australia, but we are up with daybreak asia next. we are doing a

china's ride—hailing giant didi chuxing is set to launch in melbourne, australia, from 25thjune as itxpansion. tim mcdonald is in singapore. do you think that didi could knock uber off the top spot in australia? it is difficult to say, if it does it will be some time. at the outset, didi is only launching in melbourne after a trial in nearby geelong, a city of around 150,000 people. it should make foran around 150,000 people. it should make for an interesting contest in australia, uber dominates but an indianfirm australia, uber dominates but an indian firm hopes to get into the market, there is a local player called go catch and europe's taxify as well. didi is valued at around $56 billion, making it one of the most valuable start—ups. if you're not familiar with it, you might be $0011. not familiar with it, you might be soon. it is the largest right hailing app and perhaps best—known for pushing uber out of china. the uber was so dominant globally once but it faces a broader threat. it has sold out in south—east asia and $0011 has sold out in south—east asia and soon it will have to

through the pipe for much of a healthy slushy fine and driving see those temperatures struggle in melbourne thirteen thousand getting up to eighty in sydney a fifteen there for the night saying that for a while the more clouds you can see just around the south australia easing across into southeastern corner as we go on into friday cool still for melbourne just twelve degrees celsius my catch one it's just around the queensland coast brisbane at around twenty two degrees this hop over the tasman here but got a little bit of wet weather just coming in as well through a fair amount of cloud as per usual land of the long white cloud seeing a fair bit of cloud and that cloud will continue just make its way further east was not cheap out on thursday twelve celsius there for christ church sixty eight degrees in oakland as we go on into friday and we will see rain just pushing into western parts of new zealand at this stage meanwhile had some rain into japan recently should be little tries to go on into stay lost if i don't try weather moving through the yellow sea that will continue to make its w

some rather heavy sallis blustery shall as we go on through the next comes ice twelve celsius in melbourne that on the strength of the way and wedding feel as warm as that elsewhere see about a two just to twenty for at i say by ninety's warm twenty celsius there for perth on friday touch warmers to go on into saturday generally try to see across that western side of australia down to the southeast well melbourne struggling to get into double figures by sas they often further north about twenty two for brisbane fair amount of clout there across clays and you notice further south tasmania looking rather unsettled and that cloud of rain that's going to just drift its way across the tasman it's heading towards new zealand i think for good parts of the weekend it should stay dry but western pastas new zealand some heavy rain there you go for friday go on into sas day thirteen celsius in crushes but the rain never really too far away from the south out of north island on the other hand should be dry at least for the sasa day dry the moment for chip pattern you notice a little bit of what whethe

will see the rain just coming through for the sas fourteen degrees no sun to see only twelve in melbourne the skies clouding up here as well sixteen in sydney that's in the sunshine to us was it feels rather better about the same in perth also in the sunshine is when we have a little bit in perth it's not really doing the same at the adelaide oval melbourne as for new zealand it should be a couple of days of bright or even sunny weather was tension is just struggling about ten. there you watching out of the mind of our top stories this hour the german chancellor has warned the european union's approach to refugees has a potential to split the e.u. angela merkel has addressed parliament on the issue later she'll head to brussels for a key summit with e.u. leaders hoping to agree and e.u. wide approach on refugees it's. u.s. defense secretary james mattis has been meeting in south korean counterpart and solve the two held talks on washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises earlier matches was in beijing discussing territorial disputes in the south china sea way was told that

chuxingment the city has been trialling in melbourne. here?ney and the rest of australia we'll have to wait. he australian and new zealand boss says they'll take a with feedstep by step back from melbourne shaping the launches elsewhere. been raising capital to $4 million ion, a round raised valuation to $66 billion, with sources saying it cash on hand of $12 bill be, discounts up to 50% will offered to riders. drivers this sign up early for incentives. the ride sharing market in australia is getting crowded. uber here, and d. olver will join taxify and on the streets down under. coming up, can chow my's up toon to go public live the contact open. a decision to postpone the china half next. "bloomberg tous on technology." and tick-tock on exiter, this is bloomberg. bloomberg. ♪ emily: chinese smartphone maker is on a way to a $6 lifting. us it may hit a snag in hoping to by h the valuation suspending the asia half. stephen engle reports from beijing. >> the decision to postpone a simultaneous listing in shanghai with a hong kong i.p.o. could t

east of victoria could see a little bit of wet weather but for much of the time toward this good melbourne sixty souses adelaide a six day the nearest sixty maybe seventeen therefore as that cloud right starts to push its way a little further east was hopefully becoming less wet over the next couple of days less wet certainly into where the north island off new zealand thing. is improving now after a recent spell of torrential downpours we've got severe weather weather just making its way out of the way process guys coming in twelve celsius there for christ it make the most is that a taste of winter as we go on into wednesday certainly over the high ground the recent snow around christchurch see temperatures struggling to reach a high of seven. the wells pollinate says are in decline. in this episode of a crisis we need entomologists on opposite sides of the planet protecting insights of all sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u.k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse those who are. fighting insect to get on on al

you've had the furthest journey to get here from the fellow where did you come from i came from melbourne in history and i've been to australia and the jetlag is crippling how do you manage here i came a week earlier as well that's very clever her double bass player martin also had one of the longest journeys to get here he comes from trinidad and tobago what is the musical life like where you live it's different from here with classical music is now coming coming into being but at home because it be seen as more calypso and jazz how did you get interested in classical music in that the first city i phone in my parents' closet was of the bit over the piano concerto and from since then of love classical music. it was. fantastic simon i just listened to a bit of the rehearsal it sounds incredible it sounds even better than i imagined and you look like you're having a fantastic time in some ways it's better and more beautiful of more loving than any professional orchestra of course you know there are there are a few things that i am. perfect but it's full of the music and it's full of the me

away obviously that means temps are fairly low forecast wise you'll see that reflected thirteen in melbourne fourteen in sydney and this is on shore along shore southerly breeze with cloud and right and possibly stereotypes still there this is cheering tuesday all this time the rain that was falling in perth has drifted slowly eastwards having left a rather wet grind it is heading towards our latest proper cold front so you're going to feel the change you lose the sunshine you get a bit of rain and thirty nine re suddenly feels more like eight and that's true for melbourne as well brisbane still around the twenty mark and given that that circulation is bringing on shore breeze you expect that there's a big circulation tasman sea and you're right and of course we see what's been happening in north island in new zealand with rain coming in a relatively warm breeze sixteen degrees for oakland but still in the sunshine in christchurch on tuesday and possibly on wednesday a couple reasonable days for at least south island and just to add to the worries in a saka is rain on the way the picture on

will see the rain just coming through for the size fourteen degrees no sun to see only twelve in melbourne the skies clouding up here as well sixteen in sydney that's in the sunshine to us was it feels rather better about the same in perth also in the sunshine is when we have a little bit in perth start really doing the same at the adelaide oval melbourne as for new zealand it should be a couple of days of bright or even sunny weather is temperatures just struggling above ten. as it takes a tougher line on a migrant. crime it's making vast profits from the misery. people in power investigates the state funded perception centers where the helpless are reduced to commodities right exploitation. margaret. and the you watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories the german chancellor has warned the european union's approach or if the g.'s as a potential to split the e.u. angela merkel has addressed parliament on the issue later she'll head to brussels for a key summit with e.u. leaders hoping to agree to an e.u. wide approach on refugees. and more than two hundred g.'s of reach land after being

temperatures up by day we're getting up to around sixteen celsius in sydney thirteen degrees there in melbourne who are struggling to get in double figures so that's something of an improvement thirteen degrees there in adelaide as well just some rain that's just sliding out of victoria into our new south wales and up towards queensland just isn't right so into the southwest just pushing across southern parts of. perth forty back to around sixteen a brighter day as we go on into thursday or twelve degrees there for adelaide and noticed the same for melbourne ship a little dry down towards a southeastern corner of the shower was still in the forecast as shallow as the heading towards new zealand but for the time being a looks fine and dry for a little on the cold side just twelve celsius there in crotched cloud never too far away going into with tasco was still fourteen degrees in the sunshine therefore all claim as i said it will cloud over but a cloud meanwhile for japan over the next cloud and right here it comes on where to stay and it's the thing soaking wet for thursday. it was a war that

the way back towards the southeast and cold air that will help to just lift the temperatures in melbourne have a cold stakeholder june day eisley for twenty five years not much warmer to go on through sad state of thursday temperatures struggle to get to nine point eight celsius didn't even get into double figures so twelve degrees positively balmy fun to try for most of secrecy a few showers there into southern parts of a queensland fun to drive down to the southwest and kona temperatures picking up to around twenty two for the temperatures still rising in melbourne with a high of thirty the sunday. every year in pakistan hundreds of women are victims of so-called honor killings when he searches for the truth in a case that exposes the growing clash between old beliefs and modern life on al-jazeera. the i.m.f. said riyadh's breakeven although price twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. for help now we bring you the stories the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. are you watching al-jazeera

into the eastern side of australia recently thursday august today for around twenty five years in melbourne it will be a little milder to go on through the next few days with a little more cloud just spilling in here despite the fact that this cold front will make its way through temperatures should add up at least into double figures thursday the struggle to get to nine point eight celsius to even get into double figures further north a little bit of cloud there up towards brisbane possibly some showers into southern parts of queensland elsewhere much of a stretch it does look fine and dry and that's the case across the western side of the country warming up in perth northerly winds coming in twenty two celsius here then on sunday afternoon and warming up into that southeastern corner could touch fourteen celsius in adelaide and also in melbourne getting into or double figures into new zealand by and large it does look blas leach rob a little more cloud just sliding through the tasman that will eventually make its way in across the western side of the country over the next couple days but

temperatures up by day we getting up to around sixteen celsius in sydney thirteen degrees there in melbourne who are struggling to get it double figures so that's something of an improvement thirteen degrees that in adelaide as well as also some rain that is sliding out to victorians who are new south wales and up towards queensland just isn't right so into the southwest just pushing across southern parts of. the forty back to around sixteen a brighter day as we go on into thursday or twelve degrees there for adelaide and noticed the same for melbourne ship a little dry down towards the southeast and cold of a shower was still in the full cost as shallow as the heading towards new zealand but for the time being a looks fine and strife a little on the cold side just twelve celsius there in crotched as cloud never too far away go on into with tasco was still fourteen degrees in the sunshine therefore all claim as i said it will cloud over but a cloud meanwhile for japan over the next ass clown and right here it comes on way to stay and it's the thing soaking wet for thursday. we will maintain

just the occasional shower here but the southeast a little bit milder than it has been because at melbourne we'll get up to the dizzy heights of seventy. in this case. the story. seems. to be. the. kind of are you watching top stories this hour at least seven people have been killed in a serious side attack outside a university in afghanistan's capital more than two thousand religious scholars were meeting in kabul and had announced a fatwa against the ongoing war in afghanistan. these twenty five people have been killed in guatemala in one of the most violent volcanic eruptions and decades thousands more being forced to leave their homes as spears rocks parts ash and smoke several kilometers into the sky lava flows have buried at least one village. jordan's prime minister may be forced out after days of. protests in the capital amman sources have told al-jazeera that king abdullah is expected to. resign in a meeting at the royal palace. anti immigrant sentiment seems to be rising across europe slovenia.

dane, currently ranked number two in the world, who won the first grand slam title of her career in melbournening the next two sets. wozniacki will play the australian ashleigh barty in the last eight. that's about all we've got time for. to reiterate, germany are out of the world cup after losing 2—0 to south korea, finishing bottom of their group. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. it's a bit of a case of deja vu with the weather forecast at the moment. day—on—day we're seeing those temperatures building, lots of sunny and dry weather during wednesday. top temperatures reached 32 at porthmadog in north wales. we could see a similar story i think during the day on thursday. so high pressure well and truly driving the weather, keeping things dry and settled, with generally gentle breezes around. this was the picture in workington, cumbria during the day on wednesday, not a cloud in the sky there. i think we'll have one or two areas of cloud around through thursday, especially in t

charge frost temperatures struggling to get to around sixty eight celsius in sydney fourteen that melbourne out all safe dry there you tonight is where that little area called that cold air making its way across the southeast and cold a. similar values we go on into friday cold enough analysis around seventeen celsius some of the value that the sydney is and coated meldon. a history of guerrilla warfare. a place to stay to. be gaining strength there revolutionaries no. spider splinter groups dead the palestinian cause all insurances. chronicling the turbulence the struggle for palestinian. p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you the government troops in yemen what the backing of the saudi i'm right a coalition have taken control of parts of potatoes airport and they say they are cutting off the supply lines to the east of the city this is part of an attempt to retake the strategically important seaport. israeli military says it has hit at least twenty five targets in gaza linked to hamas the strikes are reportedly in response to

. >> she was a melbourne comedian walking home after a show. she was brutally rate and murdered. ever since her death, there have been candlelit vigils and silent vigils across the country. flashpoint for an angry conversation around the violence against women, in particular, a message that men, need to change. australian women say their security should not be their problem. it is up to society to change the way men view women. this was echoed by the prime minister, who said change begins with educating young generations of men. you might remember we talked about brazilian football. they are being mocked on media -- on social media for his hair. since --mpare he and we saw comparisons to a bowl of spaghetti and a cockatoo. that -- perhaps paying attention to that mockery, he has cut his hair in what looks a little more acceptable. zñvpx] narrator: yet another hurricane pounds c cuba. waves as tall as five story buildings. streets flooded. many forced from their homes. in an era of climate change, ather around the world is becoming more extreme. hurricanes are getting worse. if t

and warming up into the southeast and kona could touch fourteen celsius in adelaide i've also in a melbourne getting into a double figures there into new zealand by a large it does look blas leitch drive a little more cloud just sliding through the tasman that will eventually make its way in across the western side of the country over the next couple days but ten celsius there for christ church on saturday go on sunday and getting up to thirteen degrees is that wall right gradually makes its way through said turning increasingly wet and study increasingly wet to across southern parts of japan big downpours coming here and also for south korea. on counting the cost the european union is trying to change we'll look at the reasons why the economic cost of violence in mexico plus the timber companies accused of endangered the world's second largest rainforest. counting the cost on. the afghan national army. guardians of a country ravaged by decades of war and occupation abandoned by its liberate his. young men who know that each day could be the last it to continue to fight for a future free fro

bbq says it will rollout a service in melbourne. this is the latest bid by china's ridesharing company to take on uber. already started working in mexico and britain. and maybe there will be cars in paris soon. molly: you never know. thank you for that update. it is time now for our press review. i am joined here in the city by allison charlotte looking at headlines in the written press. hi. reporter: hi, molly. a victory today, but not on the football field. tell us more? this is allegedly on the battlefield of yemen. they have liberated a town where they launched an offensive against rebels on wednesday. yemen comesood in through this area and the ambassadors is this offensive is it necessary humanitarian effort to control the port and make sure that food and supplies in yemen.people it's a very different story in the international and pro-iranian press. i have a article from a pro-iranian site. saudiwrite that pro- groups already control the port and are the reason humanitarian aid is not getting in as it is now. and will it furt

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melbourne when i got out there was one chance some tough. stuff. that i'm talking. today to figure out how to do the speaking not know how to hold on to the point of this move a little bit going at it with a bit of the world have little to do with who notices to go to hell something i ordered from the b.c.p.l. i know you're. going to die and we will begin to look a little on the dark blue moon joked you know. i'm down with all the people down south the fair just told but this is on one of those fans who are. uncertain. sometimes celt. tell us tell you something as you go. this is i will discuss this. to. cut. join me every first week on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. let me look you up. a little bit of the coverage just. think if you talk. a little bit of. course don't know all the euro although. that's not so good our government all colors that. you believe. canada can do it on their own no cars hang up on that of course and pull him out i was so similar. because it isn't. g

some rather heavy sallis blustery sallis as we go on through the next comes ice twelve celsius in melbourne and on the strength of the way and wedding feel as warm as that elsewhere we just see about it so just a twenty friday said by ninety's warm twenty celsius the on friday touch will miss the go on into saturday generally try to see across that west assaad of australia down to the southeast well melbourne struggling to get into double figures by sas they often further north about twenty two for brisbane fair amount of clout there across the plains and you notice for the south tasmania looking rather unsettling that cloud of rain that's going to just drift its way across the tasman it's heading towards new zealand thing for good parts of the weekend it should stay dry but western pastas new zealand see some heavy rain they go for friday go on into sas day thirteen thousand crushes by the way never really see far away from the south on the north island on the other hand should be dry at least the sasa day dry the moment for chip pattern unitas a little bit about whether it's the southern

away obviously that means temps are fairly low forecast wise you'll see that reflected thirteen in melbournefourteen in sydney and this is on shore along shore southerly breeze with cloud and right and possibly stomatitis still there this is cheering tuesday all this time the rain that was falling in perth has drifted slowly eastwards having left a rather wet grind is heading towards adelaide's proper cold front so you're going to feel the change you lose the sunshine you get a bit of rain and thirty nine re suddenly feels more like eight and that's true for melbourne as well brisbane still around the twenty mark and given that that circulation is bring it on shore breeze you expect that there's a big circulation tasman sea and you're right and of course we see what's been happening in north island in new zealand with rain coming in a relatively warm breeze sixteen degrees for oakland but still in the sunshine trust church on tuesday and possibly on wednesday couple reasonable days for at least south island and just to add to the worries in a saka is right on the why the picture home tuesday

particular but temperature is getting up to around twenty one there in brisbane and thirteen in melbourne so sent me on the cool side table touching nineteen in path gently stein's rise you can see cold enough in alice temperatures here in the high that around seventeen says it but again it is going to be a try little bit of cloud that is pushing into queensland flipping old pos of new south wales but look last he said he much just can't want to see shadows dislodging outs of south australia pushing down towards port fairy thames in melbourne around twelve degrees celsius the clout than to tasmanian on the other side of the tasman clouds sliding its way towards new zealand hayward thousand look lousy dry having said that little more clout than at present across north island to me of the fair weather for us in oakland just to graze and crossed the on the cold side not a great change as we go on into sas they might get up to forty in all to middle east it is lousy try lousy dry two across northern pos all of japan and we have got cloud and rain pushing into the fosse out for the weekend. ch

degrees celsius come a little further race was sixty celsius don't have fifteen celsius the full melbourne a few coastal showers this hugging the the fringes there of new south wales as we go through tuesday and only into wednesday perhaps i shall just thinking a little further south was even that east of victoria could see a little bit of wet weather before much of the time towards good melbourne sixty souses adelaide a six day the nearest sixty maybe seventeen the full path as that cloud of rice starts to push its way a little further east was hopefully becoming less wet over the next couple of days less wet certainly into a north island all of new zealand things improving now after a recent spell of torrential downpour we've got so wessel weather just making its way out of the way process guys coming in twelve celsius there for christ it make the most of that a taste of winter as we go on into wednesday set me up at the high ground will be some snow around christchurch see temperatures struggling to reach a high of seven. singapore is being accused of expanding its coast and illegally d

sunday talk to me then of around sixty degrees which of course makes that southeast and going to melbourne struggling to get into double figures that what's the weather just making its way a little further races with some snow with the high ground tonight this was see some west of weather some wintry weather also pushing its way towards new zealand over the next day south out of the particular seeing some rather lively showers sixteen in all clint matches up with a temperature that will see an alice springs some of that as we go on into the next couple of days christ just gets up to twelve celsius. but that west inside and they seal it always into some what's a weather what's weather now in the process of moving away from japan mcbride's us guys coming in for sas day by sunday it warms up in tokyo where the top temperature twenty three. new yorkers are very receptive to al to see because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. on october the sixth one thousand nine hundred seventy three when muslims were observing ramad

ones i think so it's sort of settled weather now temperature wise around about the fourteen mark in melbourne adelaide quiet days frosty nights twenty one up in brisbane and in perth not much different to be honest again it's fairly quiet weather the rain has not stopped there twenty one but i'm a good saturday rather cool picture of course in new zealand but the contrast remains the discoloring christchurch's that in oakland which is the case more or less as to what's happening weather wise don't very much cold even frosty nights of course but by day it's generally bright possibly even sunny point actually. amanda really funny tim did you notice people. its resources. now long held resentment it's a turn in violent with deadly consequences and you cannot use that as an excuse to go over human rights the people in power travels to south america to discover the finds of the milky cheek and. you're watching al-jazeera and these are the top stories right now after mounting pressure from both republicans and democrats u.s. president has signed an executive order to end his controversial policy of

now story that's generating reaction worldwide the murder of a woman in the australian city of melbourne it's prompted an outpouring of public grief and anger and also renewed debate about violence against women and victim blaming cyrus back with us to explain why so funny this is the scene dixon a twenty two year old comedian a photo of a guy who was found dead a couple of days ago on a football pitch now nineteen year old man handed himself in and has been charged with her rape. but much of the outpouring of grief has turned to anger pretty soon the public response and they voted to women to have in their words situational awareness that it's their responsibility to be safe but of course social media users have shed disbelief at the statement with some lightning the language to. victim blaming and women especially pointed out the era of d.c. did everything she could to stay safe including contacting a friend who time now karen shirley amongst many hope the police will take note and reconsider their next public statement in fact others have even asked for an apology but it's also reigni

that it's probably dry southern hemisphere change of fortunes down the coast from sydney towards melbourne at least it's on the sea white cloud here and that's been disappointing if you've been in sydney itself a picture of the last day or so that's probably on its way out now the forecast the sydney to eighteen degrees brightish weather not particularly showery bit cooler than that in melbourne also in the sunshine and person a lot cooler recently but that line of grain that goes out through the west that's been persistent that's given eighty ninety minute meters and it's still going so the picture for australia depending on when you are where you are is completely contrast to if you had laid these disappointing. a year is paul since the start of the block a. conscious foreign minister told about the impact of the crisis on regional politics. and how his country is coping with. again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour the self declared libyan national army has entered the city of a weeks of heavy fighting. by renegade general who he hopped on is said to

fighting these battles a funded encounter magazine with stephen spade and melbourne less capable. radio free europe which there are a lot of good and they funded these student scholarships from australia they say they figured out that i was a potential prime minister so probably it offered me probably not a good idea for a one sporting year is a future. where they made lots and stakes in the sixty's no because later on the cia backed pinochet you ended up or yes going to see justice. trying to bring pinochet to justice and bringing him to a sort of justice but this scholarship which we now know was part of the cia's large yes to liberals in the sixty's brought me to america and i i met gerald ford i met timothy leary i met blackpool i met all sorts it was an amazing three month trip and it ended up in the place that the cia record because there were ten other student leaders from asia and the cia record that this place called sarasota in florida would stay for a month would persuade us that the american way of life is the best is a very nice place and i was billeted with the propr

first human contact i had after 147 days actually apart from the radio was the pilot vessel off melbournei sailed up to him and it was quite a reasonably calm day and so the smoke comes up and its signalflag is up, british flag and he looked down and said yeah and i said hello, he said clear off. i said look i am 147 days out from the uk to wonder if you could report me and take some mail and stuff. wellthey did actually report me because of pain came over a couple of days later. it was a sunny, calm day. and i got everything out and i was lying out there naked enjoying the sun after being white from being covered and i got the generator running and everything is fine and all well and i'm cruising along there i am andi became aware of another noise. i looked up and there was this aircraft and a photographer taking pictures, i put a towel on quickly so. what do you want to do when the voyage is over? hot baths. anything else? steak, egg and chips with potatoes and peas and a beautiful juicy sirloin steak, medium rare, two eggs and lemon meringue pie and the first thing, a pint of english b

sunshine and there's something going on the bite full cost wise i've got nine hundred laid in six in melbourne there's been a slow increase in temperature but the same in sydney although it is circulation the bite by through a shower or two in but we've got the sun actually in perth and probably returning to places like port hedland now in new zealand the picture has been modified weather but in the last twenty four hours or so the circulation is coated in cloud and so wet and windy with two words that work best and i think you see a slightly improvement but it will be that you know condoled monday rather better in christchurch for the still small cloud in the wrist sunshine ten to thirty degrees the range and a little change really on tuesday if you ignore fallen out on the east side you're going to get wet and running up the side of home shoot in this mass here you see a circulation it's a tropical storm so although it is the wet season officially it will be in holland strain running through tokyo on monday through northern home shooter hawk on tuesday leaving behind a brighter warmer and dr

they won in melbourne 26—21 to level their three—game series with one to play. tries. they win the series 2—0. andy murray will make his competitive return to tennis for the first time in almost a year next week and says that he can still win grand slam titles. he hasn't played since wimbledon last year — and needed hip surgery in januray. he came through practise today and will return to the court in the 1st round at queen's on tuesday. it's not a gamble in terms of me going on the court, that i'm going to injure my hip again or hurt myself by playing, but you never know exactly when you are ready. especially after this amount of time. i'm sure if i'd tried to play in five or six weeks, the same doubts would still be there. england's cricketers have taken a 2—0 lead in their one day series against australia as they won by by 38 runs in cardiff. jason roy was the pick of the england batsmen hitting 120. the tourists fell short of their target of 342 with liam plunkett taking four wickets. elsewhere, ireland beat scotland by 46 runs in a t20 match. there's more o

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phillip you had the furthest journey to get here from the fellow where did you come from i came from melbourne in history and i've been to australia and the jetlag is crippling how do you manage here i came a week earlier as well so that's very clever the things player my wife he also had one of the longest journeys to get here he comes. from trinidad and tobago what is the musical life like where you live it's different from here with classical music is now coming coming into its being but. because it be seen as more calypso and jazz how did you get interested in classical music from the first city i phone and my parents cause it was of the. the piano concerto from says then of love classical music. fans and simon i just listen to a bit of the rehearsal it sounds incredible it sounds even better than i imagined and you look like you're having a fantastic time in some ways it's better and more beautiful of more loving than any professional orchestra out of course you go there and there are a few things that i'm perfect but it's full of the music and it's full of the meaning of the music of cou

on a flight to melbourne, australia, last sunday. passengers say they were suddenly lifted right out of their seats. that's usually the nose going down. then the a380 super jumbo rolled and plunged in a 10 second nose dive. aviation experts suspect the jet got caught in the wingtip vortex, basically hit by the wake of another jet that was just ahead of it, jet wash. nobody got hurt. d made an emerge >>> two pilots escaped after their small plane caught fire in midair and made an emergency landing in sacramento. the private jet came in without any landing gear just before noon. firefighters managed to extinguish the flames quickly. the pilots were the only people on board and they were not hurt. >>> a much more peaceful attraction is reopening to the public tomorrow. yosemite's mariposa grove of giant sequoias have been closed for restoration the past three years. it is one of the largest and oldest of its kind in the world. some 4 million people a year were visiting to experience the spectacle of trees that grow 250 feet tall. >> the

and rugby league cricket and australian rules football which is hugely popular in the cities of melbourne and adelaide. the round ball game is sometimes to ride it as a migrant sport. but in participation terms football is number one and this diversity is reflected in the australian national team players who fled wars in the balkans have been at the heart of previous world cup campaigns this world cup in russia a representatives with lebanese samoan iranian and croatian heritage more than half the scored have non english speaking backgrounds reflecting modern australia we're all australians but we have different heritage is and football's been a great bonding tool for that for the country but despite more people playing the game australia's top domestic league has seen poor attendance figures this past season putting the sport's governing body under pressure our challenge is to turn those grassroots participants people who play the game love the guy and turn them into fans of the professional future is very broad but at the moment it's still in a very much a converted the barman tim cahil

their 26—21 victory in melbourne was their first test win in the country for 39 years.mpions in brisbane last week, and were leading injust the second minute today. but ireland fought back with 16 points from jonny sexton, and prop tai furlong touching down to score the crucial try. the decider is next week in sydney. so confirmation of ireland's win and england's defeat. while later wales play argentina in santa fe. and overnight, it's the usa against scotland. it's been a busy sporting day for australia. as we've heard they lost their rugby union and football matches, and it's not looking promising for them in the cricket. england scored 3112 for eight in the second one day international, a record one day score against the aussies. and australia are struggling on 209 for five in their chase. -- 214-5. patrick gearey has been watching. at about the same time in cardiff as kazan, 11 australians took the field. not when you're facing jason roy upfront, or capable of long grain spectacularfirms roy upfront, or capable of long grain spectacular firms ——. controlled acceler