joins me right here in melbourne. a gathering of industry leaders, top miners, including rio tinto, which is the largest miner in the world. we're going to talk about iron or and how this trade war with china is fading into the narrative. great to have you. >> good morning. >> you've just come off the stage from your speech this morning. how did it go? what was the tone of the room? >> i think the room was in good spirits this morning, to be honest. it's a very large conference. but the industry is doing well. that is absolutely clear. however, the -- [inaudible] -- operate will change quickly. i'll give you a few examples. the expectation from society. the importance of digital, of new technologies, the expectation of not only all employees but future employees. so the discussion is going to be in the coming days, what do we need to do as an industry? because we're doing fine. the question here is, are we going to find a way to disrupt ourselves and remain relevant or somebody is going to distract us in the real way.

our royal correspondentjonny dymond reports from melbourne.r a day. for many here, it would be a day to remember. for one young woman, it was all a bit too much. as for that royal no touching rule? forget about it, you could almost feel the love. outside the governor's residence, a scheme to get women into fitness. for meghan, a chance to try aussie rules football. for the women involved, the chance to meet their inspiration. she's definitely a role model, i feel like anybody who has a position of power and uses it for good is considered a role model. her work with women and even coming here and speaking to the people, local melburnians about getting active, shows she is interested and wants to help in anyway that she can. from the green grass to the golden sands. but this was a beach trip with a purpose. championing the clean—up campaign that battles the plastic and needles that sweep up on the coast. watching the couple's every move, more crowds. a beach clean—up may not seem like a very royal concern, but it is a concern for people who live

these are the pictures from melbourne beach, meeting some of the lifeguards, and they‘ re melbourne beachen flip—flops rubbed —— sand in shoes. ash rubbed. —— rubbed... we all need someone to get sand out of our shoes. i'm with you all the way! we're talking about wembley stadium this morning. there it is, as if by magic, that's how good our director is. it's not being sold. it isn't. talks to sell wembley for £600 million have been ongoing for some time now. the idea is the fa would sell wembley stadium, make a huge amount of money and that money would be ploughed into what we call grassroots football. drainage for grassroots football. drainage for grass pitches, artificial pitches, facilities, training rooms, that kind of thing so amateurs who played at the weekend have better facilities during the week. that's what people who watch football would be crying out for because sometimes it can be fairly grim, i can tell you! it's not going to happen... not now, though, remaining in the hands of the football association for now. —— the football association. there was a plan to sell it to thi

royal fever reaches melbourne. we'll be live with the latest.the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20lb bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. and then... bells toll ..bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue, and chile let out an almighty roar. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: the us has asked turkey to hand over a recording, allegedy detailing the final moments of journalist jamal khashoggi. meanwhile, turkish investigators have completed

i'm in melbourne, where executives are around the world. good evening from bloomberg headquarters. >> i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia." >> our top stories, asia-pacific markets show signs of optimism. a tough october draws to an end with the yen trading around 113. strong gains for rebounding in the u.s., down 8% this month, all most flirting with a correction. despite rising costs in slowing too.h, user numbers rose let's get you the latest breaking numbers on the bloomberg right now. ,outh korea september industrial production dropping the most since 2009. industrial production month-to-month down 2.5%. this is after rising 1.4% in the last month in august. we are seeing that the drop in september was bigger than expected, estimate was a drop of 0.5%. year on year, drop of 8.4%. 2.5%,ber, after a rise of a much bigger drop than what was expected, around 5%. ofwas the biggest drop factory output for south korea, the most since 2009. there is distortion in the data we had the autumn holidays in sout

the conference is taking place here in melbourne.opper risesabout which have been making headlines. we're seeing a broad-based rally across the commodities complex. copper has been serving as the barometer or bellwether when comes to the global slowdown in trade tensions and we see continuing to slide. are you pricing in any kind of recovery at this point? >> if you look at what's happening with physical demand of copper, especially in emerging markets, if you look at growth of copper demand in china, it's north of 5%. we believe the market is quite strong and robust, despite the uncertainties around the trade war. some of that is related to the fact that most of the copper that's going into emerging markets stays there. it's not reexported because it's put into properties, infrastructure, extension of the electrical grid. so we have a favorable outlook on copper and therefore believe that was happening in the short term at the price, which came down from june onwards and then is trading sideways, is mostly the result of the uncertai

and appearances —— they are in melbourne —— botanical gardens.hey are, making their way through the huge crowds that have gathered to see them. so far, their trip going incredibly well with the crowds in their throngs catching a glimpse of them with their phones. the news still dominating the tour, the couple are expecting a baby in spring next year. you're watching bbc news. our coverage of their tour continues. stay with us. hello there. the last couple of days, we've had quite a lot of cloud across england and wales, with some clearer skies further north. the cloud has been down to this weather front that's increasingly been trying to move away, replaced by this build of pressure coming in from the atlantic, and that's what's been clearing the skies. and yesterday, we had a fine and clear end to the day across the northern half of the uk. and that's led to temperatures dropping like a stone. it's certainly going to be a cold start to the morning, particularly in the countryside, across the northern half of the uk. temperatures down to just bel

jonny dymond, bbc news, melbourne.ransition period could be lengthened sparking anger among some conservative mps. the us asks turkey to produce a surveillance recording — said to showjournalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul. the number of murders in england and wales reaches a ten—year peak. hindu hardliners in southern india, angry at a supreme court ruling allowing all women to visit a famous temple in the state of kerala, have clashed with police in a second day of violence. a female journalist from the new york times abandoned her attempt to reach the temple following threats and abuses. the hardliners also prevented women from reaching the hilltop site on wednesday. james clayton reports from kerala. well, this road is a lot quieter than it would be usually because protesters here have essentially tried to shut down this part of kerala. what they have basically said to some of the drivers is, if you bring journalists into the temple complex then we will attack those cars. a lot o

let's go back to haidi in melbourne. haidi? haidi: i am here in melbourne. australia's largest gathering with most of the top miners in the world attending. one of the groups represented is the international council on mining and metals. of theler is the ceo company. he joins us now on daybreak asia. you have been getting started this morning. what is the main thing? what are the most pressing concerns from the people you have spoken to? tom: as i was saying, it is about changing the way we tell our story. there is still a big gap in how people perceive the mining sector and how we would like to be. it is about articulating our society withgning us. we need to deliver a lot of metals for the modern way of life. in order to do that, we need support from financiers. i don't think we are yet fully aligned. >> is there a misconception when it comes to the technology side of things? >> not so much on the technology. -- we aree perception a very -- there is perception that we aren't an innovative industry. we are a very innovative industry. there are all sorts of

then after a tram ride down here to south melbourne beach, they got active themselves on the beach.tting rid of some of the plastic waste. obviously, the environment another concern, but really the message today was about engagement. another interesting development today, although we've seen crowds in hundreds, if not thousands, every day so far, one of the republican movements in australia suggested they too are also seeing their numbers going up. for every australian who maybe wants to come and wave a flag or wear a crown, another one is signing up to support a republic eventually if the question of australian sovereignty ever comes to a public vote. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. thank you very much. a couple of comments on the latest brexit twists and turns. theresa may needs to go, wea k and turns. theresa may needs to go, weak woman. get us out, we voted, respect the vote. another says, one thing protracted brexit talks highlight, the difficulty of an eu decision—making process involving 27 member states. in a crisis, it could not lead to a speedy resp

after the tram ride to south melbourne beach they got active themselves on the beach.n. the message today was about engagement. when other interesting development today, although we have seen crowds in hundreds of thousands every day so far one of the republican movement in australia suggested they too are also seeing their numbers going up and that for every australian that wants to come and wave the flag where crown another one is signing up to support a republic eventually if the question of australia's sovereignty ever comes to weight public vote. in a moment we will have the business news but let's take a look at the headlines. the prime minister admits she'd consider extending the brexit transition period —— to ensure no hard border in northern ireland. murders in england and wales are at their highest level for ten years — according to new figures. the us asks turkey to hand over a surveillance recording — said to provide strong evidence that the journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul. i'm victoria fritz. in the business news:

melbourne. know you specialise in chinese ethnic policies and conflicts. what does all this saved to your? what does all this saved to your7m tells us that china is continuing to expand these camps. it gives us a sense of the scale of the programmes. what we do not know is what is happening inside these camps. the chinese are denying. a p pa re ntly camps. the chinese are denying. apparently they learn to speak mandarin and pick up a trade. the views of relatives and those who have escaped these facilities paint a different picture. a prisonlike institution where people are subjected to mental and physical torture and forced to deny the religion, culture and language. what does the fact they seem to be growing say to you? will they be kept there for a long time? there is an indication that china wants to normalise this process. some people may indeed graduate and return to their communities but also new detainees will enter these facilities in the coming out and yea rs. facilities in the coming

lots to look forward to in melbourne. lots to look forward to in melbourne. 3,000 miles away from boston the la dodgers will be pleased to be home, and a little bit hotter. the red sox have dominated so far and have a 2—nil lead. but the conditions have drastically changed... which will please the dodgers. and our reporter chris mitchell as well. that right chris? yes, the heat is good. the sun is shining in la. we are on sunset boulevard. we are at a rodeo diner having a world series branch with some dodgers fans. debbie and dan, ken and nancy, thank you for coming along. first of all, dan, can be dodgers who are too nothing down really co m e dodgers who are too nothing down really come back as macro yes, they are coming back huge. this is going to be a great game and i'm looking forward to it. do you think they can comeback? absolutely. they are a spun he team. look at the line—up than they can play multiple positions. they will do a great job. debbie, does america cared about the world series like it used to? is everybody watching or are we getting too fo

south so for adelaide you can be going down about ten to eleven degrees there over here towards melbourne some showers in your forecast at sixteen but really not looking too bad for brisbane about twenty seven and partly cloudy there well knowledge about across much of new zealand are going to see one system pushing out so the forecast is getting better there where we are going to be seeing some clouds down here towards the south island with christchurch at fifteen degrees but then as we go towards tuesday we do expect to see some clearing in your forecast and then very quickly up towards parts of northern asia we're going to be seeing some better weather course we were dealing with congress over the last few days across parts of a kind o. that has moved out and dissipated so no problems there winds have died down but down towards tokyo temperature and partly cloudy conditions few of twenty three degrees there then over toward seoul partly cloudy a twenty in pyongyang about twenty degrees for you. demond has outstrips supply and inference of a commodity. adoption is a compassionate act fo

wales as well bright skies come back in behind in some warm sunshine twenty eight celsius there for melbourne getting up thirty degrees in adelaide make the most of it is going to cool off we'll see temperatures around nineteen celsius on monday go on into tuesday similar values on those temperatures in the similar values to by this stage for adelaide and melbourne so it's going to be fine and dry lots of clear weather and some sunshine but set a little fresher than a monday afternoon twenty seven twenty eight there for sydney and brisbane more sunshine coming through here in the sunshine coming across a good part of new zealand too over the mist sorry a cloud moving out into the tasman that will continue to just drift its way over towards new zealand towards south island nineteen or twenty celsius here it's not too bad come tuesday could be even warmer for christ yes temperatures at twenty three degrees more settled and sunny weather coming through there is looking settled and sunny to across japan at the moment the temperature actually twenty two twenty three degrees but a little more cloud

as we go through sunday evening down through that eastern side of victoria eighteen celsius for melbourne twenty three for adelaide so that's not too bad we're going to nineteen in perth cloud and right just not doing its way in only seventeen as we go through monday but bright skies do come back in march skies to melbourne twenty six celsius that warms up nicely in sydney seeing those temperatures pick up as well with a temperature of around twenty three degrees know about embarrassment. of around twenty celsius not so bad across new zealand actually the truth behind that track is making its way towards new zealand but for the time being it's going to be fine and dry temperatures in christchurch twenty celsius nineteen in all can light winds really will feel lovely not just were a little further east which is because through monday bits and pieces of drizzly right perhaps on that but for the most part still not looking too bad and not looking too bad for japan over the korean peninsula also settled and sunny going up to twenty two celsius there for tokyo a little more cloud just sliding

. >> melbourne going absolutely crazy for meghan and harry. >> i had butterflies. >> i gave her flowers. >> it was an emotional day for many people there. >> oh, gosh, that girl is completely overcome. she's shaking. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we're going to begin with new information on the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi. turkish officials say he was murdered in the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul. today, president trump said it looks like khashoggi is dead. the u.s. pulled out of an upcoming saudi investment conference as the search for evidence widened today. weijia jiang has the latest. >> reporter: in his strongest remarks to date, president trump said it appears missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi is dead. >> it certainly looks that way to me. it's very sad. >> reporter: on his way to montana, the president said the saudis will face serious consequences if implicated. >> it will have to be very severe. i mean, it's bad, bad stuff. >> reporter: u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin, scheduled to attend a financial s

charset want to see showers the fourth day fun and dry for much of victoria twenty one celsius in melbourne twenty one celsius there for adelaide a little cooler on the other side of the country from perth around ninety degrees a little wet so that rain will make its way through as a go through friday bright skies come back in behind temperatures around seventeen degrees but the temperatures only up over towards the east i'm getting up to twenty six celsius in melbourne and also in sydney temps only up to into new zealand over the next day losey fought into a little bit a fair weather cloud across the country but bright skies to come in as we head towards the weekend fifteen sixteen celsius there for thursday fought in dry light winds lovely weather coming through but twenty two in christchurch for friday but it's eighteen in altered and more that glorious sunshine the amount of sunshine seventy japan over the next dial say beginning to twenty degrees celsius there for . laci try to across the korean peninsula they sweater weather was slide its way further east where it's as we go through f

then to melbourne and then back to syd ney then to melbourne and then back to sydney for the invictusw zealand. day one drawing to a close. they are back at admiralty house, where they meet dignitaries and at the end of that they will get to put their feet up. thanks, hywel. the king at pictures of prince harry, who isjust broken ata of prince harry, who isjust broken at a reception held by the australia governor general, sir peter cosg rove, for governor general, sir peter cosgrove, for the duke and duchess of sussex —— looking at pictures. plenty more on that tour of australia. the royal couple will be continuing their australia trip later — here are a few other key events happening over the next 2a hours. former un secretary general ban ki—moon will launch a new climate commission in the hague today, which will examine how the world might cope with the damaging effects of climate change. later, bill gates — who is of course mourning his co founder at microsoft, paul allen — will give the closing keynote speech at the world health summit in berlin. and at a ceremony in london, the w

degrees but the temperatures only up over towards the east i'm getting up to twenty six celsius in melbourne and also in sydney temps only up to into new zealand over the next day also largely fought into a little bit a fair weather cloud across the country brought skies to come in as we head towards the weekend fifteen sixteen celsius there for thursday fodder dry light winds lovely weather coming through but twenty two in christchurch for friday but it's eighteen in altered and more of that glorious sunshine the amount of sunshine seventy to pan over the next style say beginning to twenty degrees celsius there for tokyo watch you try to across the korean peninsula they sweater weather was slaughtered its way further eastwards as we go through friday. you don't know where public service stops and private interest begins what's at stake is the very essence of democracy we have never had a president so brazenly treating the oval office as an opportunity to. follow the money investigating with the donald trump is profiting from the presidency and asking what the cost would be for democracy you

you are the melbourne mums who love meghan. is that right?tter, doesn't it? >> i was very excited for her. >> best thing you can ever do. >> what would be your advice to new mum meghan? >> get lots of sleep now while she can. >> reporter: one question on everyone's mind, the baby's name. on their royal tram ride the kids weren't holding back. well, those kids then told the reporters the duchess said she'd been given a long list of names and that she and harry would sit down and definitely take a look at them. tomorrow it's world famous bondi beach and maybe we'll see a bit of surfing. george. >> now over to robin. >> now to our "gma" health alert. "parade" magazine is out with a new survey taking a look at what america thinks it means to be healthy and i am so honored to be on the cover of this week's magazine, and to get more on this topic that affects all of us, joining us now are lisa delaney, the editorial director of "parade" magazine and parade.com and dr. mark hyman, director of the center for functional medicine at cleveland clinic. w

shery: thank you for your time. 2 milk company ceo joining us from melbourne.he -- thanksy -- a painting that sold for $1 million. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ shery: welcome back. i am shery ahn. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts. kkr has offered to buy an australian business management software company for $1.6 billion u.s. it offers $.70 a share. it was 24% premium in the closing price friday. they previously bought 18% of the company from baincapital. shery: the airbus ordered will meet to name a new ceo. the head of commercial aircraft is to succeed the outgoing person, having long been seen as the heir apparent. the man will leave in december and step down next april. he held the position at the airbus helicopters division before joining preshow. -- peugeot. haidi: daimler leaving -- they told the board they are not looking to extend their current appointment but it is not clear why he is leaving. thateparture follows news the veteran is stepping down in the biggest corporate overhaul in a decade. another story we are following, the most well-known prankster

the world. '5 chelsea sits between liverpool and manchester city on goal difference after their 3— melbournein the same week he earned a re—call to the england squad. alvaro morata got a late third for maurizio sarri's side, who remain unbeaten so far this season. for a while today, arsenal were the closest team to liverpool and manchester city after recording another victory in a winning run that's their best for three and a half years. got there first and second and then arsenal pulled away with aaron ramsey's clever flick the pick of the goals. he had just come on 38 seconds previously. pierre also made an impact from the bench, getting goals for mac and five, who went for a maintain in all competitions. —— in ninth game. rangers have ended hearts‘ unbeaten start to the scottish premiership season. steven gerrard's side beat the league leaders 3—1 at ibrox. celtic, meanwhile, were 6—0 winners at stjohnstone. despite their worst start to a season in 20 years, they took a 5—0 lead by half time. four of their goals coming from winger james forrest in just 30 first half minutes. 0dsonne edoua

the school and this story is trending on bbc.com: the duke and duchess of sussex have arrived in melbourne the third day of the trip to australia, fiji, tonga and new zealand. large crowds greeted the couple as they held a public walk—about in the city's royal botantic gardens. stay with us. more on that to come. and the top story in the uk: theresa may has asked eu leaders in brussels for more flexibility over brexit and the irish border. she'd been urged to come up with new proposals to break the deadlock, but the president of the european parliament said he'd heard nothing new. more on that to come. first, here is sharanjit. america first — president trump pulls out of a global postal treaty he says gives chinese companies an unfair advantage, but stops short of calling beijing a currency manipulator. and the me too movement gains traction in india — we have a special report. hello and welcome to asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl. now, we start with trade — donald trump is turning up the heat on beijing, withdrawing from a iaa—year—old u

. >> the two paid a visit to melbourne beach today.dd a trench coat as they visited life guards today and a comfy pair of flats as she played in the sand. we got our best look at baby bump as she was in a navy dress. one woman who waited hours to visit harry broke into a flod of tears. they're spending lots of time with young kids. harry was especially charmed by a koung baby and played with her feet. one young lad presented meghan with a homemade pasta necklace he painted gold. when the two were asked about baby names, meghan said, quote, we have been given a long list of names. we are going sit down and take a look at them. harry was the official royal taste tester. >> harry might not want to eat before his next official stop, because he is climbing the famous harbor bridge in sidney. 440 feet above water. and get this -- kevin frazier is going to be in australia to see it all happen when he joins the royal tour. >> yes, he i would leak to see kevin do that as well. >>> nomeanwhile i was with hollywood royalty last night with jamie l

. >> they will get to meet more of those people on their next walk about in melbourne. >> now to michaelle. he's all about love family. when a report claimed he was retiring from the music business, many thought it was true. i had to hear it from him. there was a piece saying you retired from music. i know you want to set the record straight. >> you realize with all the beautiful things that come from being in the public eye, some of the things that come along are those stories aren't true. also, i am not an alien. i know it's been said. i am not. >> that's the michael we missed. he took some time off to be with his family after oldest son noah's cancer diagnosis in 2016. noah is now in remission. his come back album is a reflection of that time. >> let's talk about love. how did you decide on the title? >> i don't think i could think express as many things as that one word could. >> it's true. >> what i was feeling, what i've been through, what the music is about. ♪ i fall in love >> was the biggest reason what you've been through? >> i think with a my family and i have been through it

melbourne hill was battle that should not have happened. one at the division commanders says it wasn't war, it was murder, sending them to attack the position and had no chance of success. who was robert toombs? are you the only member here? a light crowd. robert toombs, during the battle you were roaring drunk and hill will approach you and chew you out in front of everybody. you will think of challenging him to a duel but you don't. after the battle, mcclellan has had an unambiguous victory. there is no two ways around this. there is no dark lining, he is completely turned back, the army is beaten, broken, you can see lee has suffered enormous casualties and if you add these up it's more than 20,000 casualties. mcclellan suffers 16-17,000. several subordinate officers say now let's launch the attack, he has blood himself dry attacking us. we just beat them in this battle, now let's launch a counter thrust. mcclellan has lots of troops who haven't seen fighting. he orders the retreat to continue to harrison's landing. one of his fiery divi

wales as well roscoe's come back in behind in some warm sunshine twenty eight celsius there for melbourne getting up thirty degrees in adelaide make the most of it is going to cool off we'll see temperatures around nineteen celsius on monday go on into tuesday similar values on those temperatures in the similar values to by this stage for adelaide and melbourne so it's going to be fine and dry lots of clear weather and some sunshine but set a little fresher than a monday afternoon twenty seven twenty eight there for sydney and brisbane more sunshine coming through here in the sunshine coming across a good part of new zealand too over the next cloud moving out into the tasman that will continue to just drift its way over towards new zealand towards south island nineteen or twenty celsius is not too bad come tuesday could be even warmer for christ as temperatures the twenty three degrees more settled and sunny weather coming through there is looking settled and sunny to across japan at the moment cecille the temperature actually twenty two twenty three degrees but a little more cloud that's

have gold coming up the next twenty four hours first of all twenty four degrees to twenty seven melbourne back to adelaide this is the the breeze out of the land a few showers coming through on that developing frontal system at twenty two behind it let me take you should choose to perth is doing fine there's a huge drop in temperature in both adelaide and melbourne we've done seven or eight degrees and that's a frontal system producing rain or showers in victoria a city and if you're lucky in new south wales but in sydney it's still quite warm at twenty three degrees i'm probably sunny. she's seven years old she's a hog. she's cool and i dad is the best friend. to get mad they were at cod to make their dreams come true. viewfinder kicks off its asia series with china's little rock star. at this time on al-jazeera. visit take a look at the top stories here it out turkish authorities believe a saudi journalist missing since tuesday was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul jamal khashoggi disappeared four days ago after entering the building to pick up marriage paperwork turkish off

just one am in the three pm in melbourne in the morning right here in moscow welcome to our to international i mean you know neal our top story donald trump fulfilled one of his campaign promises a new trade deal between america canada and mexico but the announcement of the landmark agreement was overshadowed by sexual misconduct allegations against a u.s. president's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and it also added fuel to trump standoff with the media truly historic news this will be a new dawn this landmark secretary galvin williams has unveiled a new strategy for the arctic. calling russia the biggest threat to the region eight hundred u.k. through due to be deployed to norway next year there have been disputes for decades over territorial claims on the planet's most northern point over on top natural resources on the sea bed the british defense ministry ses the arctic and high north are now crucial to the country's security envy antic and high north is increasing their military presence to deal with this we will be launching our new defense arctic strategy beyond the high nor fin

amy: that protest was in melbourne, florida. cesar sayoc was among the protesters chanting "cnn sucks!" in brazil, far-right candidate jair bolsonaro won a sweeping victory in a presidential runoff election on sunday, marking the most radical political shift in the country since military rule ended more than 30 years ago. bolsonaro dedefeated rival fernando haddad of the leftist workers' party by a margin of 55% to 45%. 55% to 45%. bolsonaro is a former army officer with a history of making racist, misogynistic, and homophobic comments. he has praised b brazil's former ship, spokenet or in favor of torture and threatened to destroy, imprison or banish his political opponents. bolsonaro has also encouraged the police to kill suspected drug dealers and once told a female lawmaker she was too ugly to rape. environmentalists warn bolsonaro will speed catastrophic climate change by opening up vast swaths of the amazon to agribusiness giants who will replace rainforest with fields of soybeans, corn, and sugar cane. bolsonaro's electio

ahead of the front temperatures are going to be quite warm with adelaide seeing thirty degrees there melbourne at twenty eight but once that front slides through then that means we're going to see a big drop in temperatures as we go towards tuesday so adelaide you are thirty dropping down to eight hundred here in melbourne one thousand but still quite nice out here towards the east with brás been seeing about twenty seven degrees and then for the north and south island of new zealand well things are looking quite nice high pressure is dominating lots of sun in the forecast twenty degrees across much of the area here on monday and then as we go towards tuesday we are looking at things getting a little bit warmer for christ church. when the going gets tough many bangkok slum dwellers are forced to borrow. she may be kinder than your average money lend. she may have more patience. but make no mistake. she means business. granny loan shop because of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now a saudi official has reportedly provided a new ac

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from melbourne twenty three satellites that don't see babbie going to nineteen in perth cloud and right just not doing its way in on the seventeen as we go through monday but bright skies do come back in march skies to melbourne twenty six celsius that warms up nicely in sydney saying those temperatures pick up as well with a temperature of around twenty three degrees not impressed been. around twenty celsius not so bad across new zealand that is the truth benign that track is making its way towards new zealand but for the time being it's going to be fine and dry temperatures across twenty celsius nineteen in all can light winds really will feel a lovely back not just for a little further east which is because it's very monday bits and pieces of drizzly right perhaps on that but for the most part still not looking too bad and not looking too bad for japan the korean peninsula also settled and sunny getting up to twenty two celsius there for a little cloud just sliding its way to south korea by monday but all in all the fine and dry. morales was just ten years old when a devastating eart

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brisbane and to the north but we are going to seeing some very nice conditions down here towards melbourne at twenty two alice springs a warm day for you at thirty three degrees and then we have some messy weather to talk about here across new zealand auckland sixteen and some snow in the higher elevations down towards the south island with christ church at about ten degrees there but much better conditions on saturday with auckland seeing about thirteen degrees as your forecast high. he's outstrips supply and influence of the commodity. is a compassionate for children. against the women. from uganda to be united states investigates. between biological. parents. good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories about a partisan group of u.s. senators has triggered an official investigation into the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi it was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul over a week ago this comes as the washington post reports saudi crown prince mohammed bin ordered an operation to detain. and take him to riyadh. people in florida are asses

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hejoins me live from melbourne.were your thoughts as you listen to what was going on in parliament? i was actually quite moved. i did not think i would be when i first heard the apology was being given by the prime minister. i was quite cynical, you know, a politician giving an apology might bea politician giving an apology might be a little bit hollow but i have to say listening to the words of the prime minister and also the leader of the opposition, it was a very, very moving for me and it gave me a lot of comfort. i said to a couple of victims here, at least we lived long enough to hear it. maybe a little late in coming but we did hear it. the other thing that was very important for myself and other victims was the acknowledgement of the role victims played in bringing this terrible situation to the public‘s attention because it is not just going to the court, going to the police, telling a story — which is very difficult, going through the court process is a very harrowing experience — are also working with dif

on the way how a massacre and they sinister melbourne campaign has got americans increasingly worriedof a politically motivated hate speach. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. welcome back to the program in the u.s. the man accused of gunning down eleven jewish worshipers in a synagogue last weekend and a separate suspect accused of sending mail bobbins have appeared in court after donald trump announced his plan to visit the scene of the synagogue massacre backlash was sparked across u.s. media outlets the coverage focused on whether the crimes were politically motivated and the result of a spike in hate speech and whether the president has contribution to that and it wasn't only the media against his visit. personally i would like him to stay away if he could come and not make it about himself and not make it political so and certainly why not he is fueling

was drowning when sergeants christopher russo and kirby tonkin ran into the sea off the coast of melbournempressions and managed to save its life. now it's time for a look at the weather. it is now the cold day. there will be sharers in eastern scotland.

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a middle east reporter for le figaro out of paris he joins us now from the studio the shores of melbourne oh what do you make of say it took until this time yesterday for the u.k. foreign secretary to say something about this. i think that the the european reaction that i've been very limited there was the u.k. reaction from paris there was a very very limited reactions to sentence is saying that we hold france hold that the situation of damage will be clarified very soon it's not very surprising that the europeans which are the trade partners of saudi arabia didn't react the more understood the new a new lesson the the saudi arabia gave to canada when there was when the their ambassador was expelled from from rehab after a criticizing the the human rights violations in then french authorities at all thought the problem with the bahrain our ambassador in bahrain criticised or saw on tweeter the violations of human rights in the in the kingdom and. the king of bahrain was upset that he sent an image serene and boy to perry's to tell the friends of the situation gumby like that soul there i

perth as we go on into sunday temperatures around nineteen celsius similar temperatures there for melbourne and for sydney bits and pieces of cloud and rain there on sunday as you can see going into monday it starts to dry up a stance a broad not looking good across much of australia by this state melbourne then with a high of twenty five. if inscribed to the wild west previously where the average person couldn't touch and tell if a post had been said on height or in thought why does this updated nafta have the kind of support that it needs we bring you the stories of the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. again this is al-jazeera the main news this hour more than two weeks after he went missing saudi arabia has admitted that the journalist jamal khashoggi was killed inside its consulate in istanbul it says his death happened during a fight and that eighteen saudi nationals been arrested five top saudi officials have been dismissed among them a senior intelligence officer a close adviser to crown prince ahmed and so on the u.s. president says the get the