george court in melbourne. pell, 0nce george court in melbourne. a time, was one george pell, once upon a time, was one of the most powerful coupling figures in the world. he phase two trials last year. the first jury failed to reach a verdict, there was another trial and in december the jury another trial and in december the jury found george pell guilty of assaulting two choirboys when he was archbishop of melbourne in the late 19905. archbishop of melbourne in the late 1990s. thejudge said in archbishop of melbourne in the late 1990s. the judge said in that case that the offences were a forcible sexual act on two young boys aged 13. so, very shortly cardinal george pell will learn his fate here at the victorian supreme court. the's ride. we know threejudges victorian supreme court. the's ride. we know three judges will be reading out a summary of their decision just a little later today. how common is it for them, for an appeals court to reverse a jury's decision? sansa, it's not very common at all. what we have here is george pell‘s defence tea

will be eligible for parole in october 2022 gloria kalash she was at those court proceedings in melbourne and sent us this report. there was 3 grounds under which george pell was appealing his conviction the main grounds was that the jury could not have come to a reasonable decision beyond reasonable doubt that he was guilty of abusing these 2 choir boys back in the ninety's ninety's in melbourne when he was the archbishop botch 2 of those judges decided that it was raised whilst one of them rice concerns that he thought it would not have been raised to go for the jury to come to the decision that it kind see now they also had 2 other grounds of appeal one of those was that he wasn't a right in front of the jury it was so many potential juries at the time that there was a spill out of the room and some of those potential jurors were watching a fire video late so what happens next well george pell has been taken back to the melbourne assessment prison way he's been serving out the sentence will be $81.00 before he's eligible for parole bites this isn't necessarily the end of the defense te

were watching a fire video late so what happens next well george pell has been taken back to the melbourne assess the prison way he's been setting out the sentence he'll be $81.00 before he's eligible for parole botts this isn't necessarily the end pete defense team for george pell could potentially take this to the high court but it'll be up to the high court to decide whether or not it's it will take on the case whether or not there are enough grounds for the christ to go before the high court so i won't victims and the complaints ins involved in this case and other victims of child sex abuse have welcomes today's decision it may not be either yes politics in italy is facing a leadership crisis after prime minister just quit following cracks in the governing coalition accused his deputy the far right leader motto salvini of being an opportunist italy's presidents will now talk to party leaders to see if a new governments can be formed so a new go has more from rome. as leader of the government. of a scene one of the most challenging coalitions and. sometimes battling one political crisis

we go live now to melbourne.sible to overstate how input and closely watched this case is in australia. and the world. this is a man who once upon a time was the closest advisor to pope francis. he was in charge of the vatican's finances and are certainly this has been one of the most eagerly anticipated legal cases we have seen in australia for many, many years. worth noting george pell‘s demeanour during the hearing at the victorian court of appeal today. he was dressed in a black suit and a white clerical collar and onlookers did say he looked very drawn and gaunt, no doubt as a result of spending more than five months in prison since sentenced in march. we did not show any emotion that we could tell when the chiefjustice was rejecting his appeal. occasionally he would look down to the floor. outside there were cheers from some of the survivors groups who gathered outside the court for the hearing. a lot of emotion outside the court, not a lot inside of it. one woman who represent a group campaigning for victi

were watching a fire video late so what happens next well george pell has been taken back to the melbourne assessment prison way he's been setting out the sentence he'll be $81.00 before he's eligible for parole bites this isn't necessarily the end the defense team for george pell could potentially take this to the high court but it'll be up to the high court to decide whether or not it's it will take on the case whether or not there are enough grounds for the christ to go before the high court so i won't victims and they can find since involved in this case and other victims of child sex abuse have welcomes today's decision it may not be either yes paula takes in italy is facing a leadership crisis off the prime minister decepticon take quit following cracks in the governing coalition called take cues to his deputy far right leader motto salvini of being an opportunist italy's presidents will now talk to party leaders to see if a new government can be formed so new you go has more from rome. as leader of the government to had overseen one of the most challenging coalitions in recent times

let's head to the bbc‘s phil mercer who is at the court in melbourne.dinal is in his late 70s. his that the end of this case for him? as it stands he has to serve a minimum sentence of three years and eight months, taking him through into his early 80s. the big unknown is whether george pell‘s defence tea m is whether george pell‘s defence team will take the case to the highest court in the land, australia's high court in canberra. whether they will be allowed to, or whether there are grounds for another appeal in this case. the judgement handed down here in the victorian court of appeal was a split decision by the three judges are two of those judges did say they agreed with the prosecution assertion that the vic in this case, the surviving victim, was a very credible witness. he was clearly not a liarora credible witness. he was clearly not a liar or a fantasist and witness of truth. those from the chiefjustice and ferguson, really getting to the heart of why cardinal george pell‘s appeal has been dismissed here in australia this morning. give us more

actively engage in child protection particularly here in melbourne. comensoli was made comments in relation to mandatory reporting in the confessional i think for survivors the next logical step in this process to ensure that this doesn't happen again is that old priests encouraged to. do whatever they can and really report abuse where it is reported to them regardless of whether that is in a confessional or not. we thank you very much for your time on those that is clearly live in melbourne thank you now is only is facing a leadership crisis after prime minister just said they conte quit following divisions in the governing coalition conte accused his deputy that's far right vini of being an opportunist officer asked for a no confidence vote against conti if the president will not talk to party just to see if a new government can be formed some new guy who has more from rome. as leader of the government jews epic contest had overseen one of the most challenging coalitions in recent times battling one political crisis after another gone to aimed at be

watching and try out video late so what happens next well george pell has been taken back to the melbourne assess the prison way he's been setting out the sentence he'll be $81.00 before he's eligible for parole bots this isn't necessarily the end the defense team for george pell could potentially take this to the high court but it'll be up to the high court to decide whether or not it's it will take on the case whether or not there are enough grounds for the christ to go before the high court so i wold victims and the complaints involved 1 in this case and other victims of child sex abuse have welcomes today's decision it may not be either yes at least president has accepted the resignation of prime minister just up the conte but has asked him to stay on as security leader called take used right wing interior minister matteo salvini of putting his party before the country and bringing down the government to force early elections. meanwhile dozens of refugees and migrants and spent their 1st night on dry land for weeks after their rescue boat docked in italy prosecutor ordered to be seized

phil mercer live in melbourne.arper has raised nearly £250,000. pc harper was killed whilst attending reports of a burglary in berkshire on thursday. a man accused of his murder, 20—year—old jed foster, will appear at reading crown court later. he denies any involvement in the officer's death. 9:16am. let's have a look at our headlines. you're watching bbc news. borisjohnson will meet german chancellor angela merkel in berlin later today to repeat his demand for fundamental changes to the brexit withdrawal agreement. thousands of homeless children are growing up in converted shipping containers and office blocks according to a report by the children's commissioner for england, who says the situation is a scandal. and as we have just been hearing... cardinal george pell, the most senior catholic cleric to be found guilty of child sexual abuse, has lost an appeal in australia against his conviction. and in sport, enough is enough. manchester united players urge social media companies to react after paul pogba receive

, in the late 1990s, when george pell was the archbishop of melbourne.e pell was jailed for six years. injune, there was a two—day appeal, and now we find ourselves here today with the court of appeal in victoria dismissing george pell‘s appeal so he will be heading back to continue that prison sentence that was handed down in march. let's get some of the day's other news: president trump has tweeted that he is postponing a meeting with the danish prime minister because she's not interested in discussing the sale of greenland to the united states. she had already described the president's suggestion as absurd, and said she hoped he wasn't being serious. the trump administration has approved a potential $8 billion sale of f—16 fighter aircraft to taiwan. the sale would involve 66 warplanes — the largest such transaction in decades. the proposed deal has been sent to congress for its consideration. manchester united has condemned the racist abuse directed at their midfielder paul pogba after he missed a penalty last night, in their 1—all draw with wolverha

, in the late 1990s, when george pell was the archbishop of melbourne.ll was jailed for six years. injune, there was a two—day appeal. and now we find ourselves here today with the court of appeal in victoria dismissing george pell‘s appeal so he will be heading back to continue that prison sentence that was handed down in march. wildfires raging in the amazon rainforest have hit a record number this year, with over seventy thousand detected so far by brazil's space research centre, as concerns grow over right—wing president jair bolsonaro's environmental policy. the surge marks an 83% increase over the same period last year, and is the highest since records began in 2013. earlier this week president bolsonaro fired the head of the agency monitoring amazon deforestation. ricardo galvao told reporters why he thought he lost his job. translation: there are various reasons and one is the president's own attitude. he has this blundering attitude, he does not like being pestered and does not like being contradicted. anna prusa, an associate of the brazil inst

sentenced to 6 years in prison in march on charges of abusing 2 choir boys when he was archbishop of melbourne 20 years ago his lawyers say the jury's verdict was unreasonable as they were blocked from showing a crucial video he'll be eligible for parole in the toba 2022. for now politics in italy is facing a leadership crisis after prime minister just said they can't take quit following divisions in the governing coalition conte accused his deputy far right leader vinnie of being an opportunist well italy's president want to talk to party leaders to see if a new government can be formed sagna guy go has moved from abroad. as leader of the government had overseen one of the most challenging coalitions in recent times battling one political crisis after another gone to aimed at being a stabilizing force between 2 vastly different political parties the far right league and the anti establishment 5 star movement it proved to be an impossible task and qantas said he would be offering his resignation but there was no question over who he thought was responsible. let me say that interior minister to

george bell was sentenced to 6 years in march for abusing 2 quiet boys when he was archbishop of melbourne 20 years ago. reports. cardinal george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses after the 12 members of the jury in melbourne believe the word of a victim over that of the former archbishop but lewis that the 78 year old said the jury's verdict was unreasonable and the defense was blocked from showing a video in their closing argument louise milligan who has written a book about the cardinal knows one of his victims this is pain and ignore mostly difficult process for all of the people who made complaints to come forward and to to go through you know being cross-examined at trial about something that happened when they were children. it's stressful and no matter what happens in this appeal in this judgement no one's going to be celebrating pal was a priest in rural australia he rose to become bishop of melbourne and then sydney as australia's may senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by othe

phil mercer, bbc news, melbourne.ot for sale. announcing the changes to his plans, mr trump tweeted: "denmark is a very special country with incredible people, but based on prime minister mette frederiksen's comments, that she would have no interest denmark's prime minister said the suggestion that greenland might be up for sale was absurd, and that she hoped the president was not being serious. our north america correspondent, david willis has more details. you probably couldn't make this stuff up, could you? there he was saying at the weekend he was interested in greenland because of its significance geopolitically, and so on, but that the intended visit to denmark in a couple of weeks' time was nothing to do with the acquisition, or potential acquisition of greenland. you mentioned the danish prime minister, denmark's prime minister attempting to scotch the plan, calling it absurd. but president trump retweeted after that a picture of a gold trump tower superimposed on the greenland skyline with the words, "i promi

it's 1:00am in london, 8:00am in singapore and 10:00am in melbourne, where the victorian court of appealng its ruling on the case of cardinal george pell, the most senior catholic found guilty of sexually abusing children. a jury found pell guilty last december of the sexual penetration of a child under 16 and four counts of committing an indecent act with a child. he was sentenced to six years in prison but his lawyers appealed. joining me from melbourne is our correspondent phil mercer. now, feel, you were there at the court. just as this appeal was dismissed and read out. what were some of the ground behind it? this has been described as one of the most important legal decisions australia has seen for quite some time. there were parked court rooms and an overspill room here at the victorian court of appeal for the decision. it began at 9:30am local time and within five minutes we had a decision and the court has dismissed george pell‘s appeal and george pell will be returning to present to continue his six—year sentence for abusing two choirboys ina sentence for abusing two choirboys

no one's going to be celebrating pal was a priest in rural australia he rose to become bishop of melbourne and then sydney as australia's may senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a major inquiry was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a cover up but it didn't slow his career by then powell was a cardinal at the vatican in charge of the church's finances and close to the pope that knife ended the when powell was personally accused of sexual abuse i am innocent of these charges. hell 6 year prison term was the combined sentence to sexually abusing 213 year old choir boys in a melbourne cathedral his conviction send shock waves through the catholic church which was already dealing with a torrent of sex abuse scandals carried out by clerics in positions of power i think they're in denial about everything that's happened to george pell and i think that if the spotlight is ever off them they will continue to deny obfuscate use their power use their money to actually stop individuals. coming added to the public and hold

a lot of that cloud a lot of activity making its way towards the east so temporized going to see melbourne warm up to about 15 degrees and brisbane at about $22.00 there well here towards the west though it is going to be quite ready perth we have another front about it coming through and you are going to be seeing a tempter a 16. and new perspectives can change a wild. the luncheon is in what began as a hobby has grown into a passion a way of life. teaching the next generation to strive for i am loved. and soon instilling in his country and sense of freedom and strength. new heights mine chin is yet on al-jazeera. time for a 2nd look at the top stories here and. there are reports that the british prime minister boris johnson is to try to suspend palme until until the middle of october if indeed that's the case it will be seen as a move to limit debate and any attempt it delays on the brics process to ensure the u.k. leaves the european union by the end of october. brazil says it will now accept international aid to help fight fires ravaging the amazon president jaya balsam allred initiall

phil mercer, bbc news, melbourne.t alone. it's estimated that up to 40 million unused gadgets are languishing in uk homes — and scientists believe they all contain valuable elements which the earth could run out of in future. our science correspondent victoria gill reports. most of us upgrade and replace our smartphone about every two years. but as we embrace all that new technology, our old gadgets are piling up. 0h, 0k! wow. and like many of us, louise has a hidden stash of different devices. there's all these phones here... there could now be as many as 40 million pieces of old technology languishing in drawers and cupboards around the country. that's according to a new study that investigated how many of our old gadgets we all have just stored away. oh, there's another one. recycling is part of our lives now and if you're doing that with all the products you're using on a day—to—day basis, you use these on a day—to—day basis. when you see it all together like this, what does it make you think? well, as i said befo

adelaide and melbourne, 15 celsius friday.uple of days ahead. 19 celsius in perth with cloud and rain showers. it is a little bit cooler, but it will be a dry start to your weekend. a little bit warmer into melbourne. 18 degrees celsius is your high. quite warm into new zealand. rather unsettled for both days. particularly into auckland. you will see rain both days. christchurch, likely on friday. it might cool on saturday. 10 degrees celsius. we could see snow. meanwhile into japan, here we are still talking very much about the situation.. it is still a tropical storm. wind gusting at 100 kilometers per hour. it does nott h have quite as log to deposit the amount t of rainfall as it is moving quicker. we could stitill pick up 300 millimeters in some areas. of 35.ith a high ♪ >> top stories on al jazeera. an iranian oil tanker seized that the coast of gibraltar has been given the all clear to set sail despite the u.s. state department asking for detention to be extended. -- two democratic congresswomen hit back at being banned

the judge melbourne was a very credible witness.k you very much. a fundraising page set up for the family of pc andrew harper has raised nearly £250,000. pc harper was killed whilst attending reports of a burglary in berkshire on thursday. a man accused of his murder, 20—year—old jed foster, will appear at reading crown court later. he denies any involvement in the officer's death. president trump has cancelled an official state visit to denmark after the nation's prime minister confirmed greenland was not for sale. announcing the cancellation, mr trump tweeted: "denmark is a very special country with incredible people, but based on prime minister mette frederiksen's comments, that she would have no interest in discussing the purchase of greenland, i will be postponing our meeting scheduled in two weeks for another time." denmark's prime minister described the suggestion greenland would be for sale as absurd, and hoped the president was not being serious. greenland is a danish territory. beautiful it is. looks nice, doesn't it? it's

the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses after the 12 members of the jury in melbourne believe the word of a victim over that of the former archbishop that you know is that the 78 year old said the jury's verdict was unreasonable and argued the defense was blocked from showing a video in their closing argument louise milligan who has written a book about the cardinal knows one of his victims this is pain and ignore mostly difficult process for all of the people he made complaints to come forward and to to go through you know being cross-examined at trial about something that happened when they were children. it's stressful and no matter what happens in this appeal. in this judgment no one's going to be celebrating. pal was a priest in rural australia he rose to become archbishop of melbourne and then sydney as australia's may senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a major inquiry was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a cover up but it didn't slow his career by then powell was a cardinal at the

and nbc news correspondent cathy park in melbourne. we're expecting a new advisory, what is the late snes. >> ---est? >> we just saw this pop in, too, but we have some changes as of the 2:00 advisory, just looking at this enhanced satellite image, you see it is growing stronger and bigger from that first rain to the last rain. there is that yoeye, an indicatn that it is getting stronger. 620 miles east of west palm beach. 150 miles per hour, that was as opposed to 110 as of the 11:00 advisory. it is slowing down, and we had speeds of 14 miles per hour, 13 miles per hour, but we're starting to see that slow down. we could see a slow down as 4 1/2 hours near the coast. let's take a look at this track together. a category two storm together. bump up to a category three storm by sunday, a category four storm, this will blossom as we go over the bahamas, we're going to see changing weather on saturday. the winds picking up, and also the sea is picking up and really on sunday we'll have the brunt of the storm for the northwestern baa ham ham

sentenced to 6 years and president on charges of abusing 2 quiet boys when he was archbishop of melbourne 20 years ago. in court. now there were 3 judges on that court of appeal who were making the decision in the end to climb down to its or so what some of the judges decided that the conviction against george pell was reasonable and that he's appealed would be dismissed that would straight grounds under which george pell was appealing his conviction the main grounds was that the jury could not have come to a reasonable decision beyond reasonable doubt that he was guilty of abusing these 2 choir boys back in the i'd say ninety's in melbourne when he was the archbishop but those 2 of those judges decided that it was reasonable whilst one of them writes concerns that he thought it would not have been raised to go for the jury to come to the decision that it kind see. so don his family disbanded the military council that took power off to deposing longtime president all about al bashir the military and protest leaders have announced an 11 member solvent council to run the country for 3 years

shower along the coast but it should stay dry across into path and about today as well she is to melbourne a 14 degrees celsius now it's a slightly improving picture into orbit and which is a good thing we've seen nothing but rain for you for the last couple of days still some rain in the forecast on monday and then you'll see here in christchurch 10 celsius but not a bad day but the rain pushes in that on tuesday but that's when you will see an improvement in or clint 14 degrees celsius is your high temperature very warm indeed across much of japan in particular cross into soccer 37 celsius on monday even hotter on shoes day and then we've got this band of rain here now this is all still the remnants of what was tropical storm kima so still produces a heavy rain areas beginning to ease off by choosing to still some rain into federal stock 22 year high and there's a $38.00 in a soccer. perception is validation we believe want to receive cut and run like we can't see everything but we will lie on the experiences of. the legacy of previous generations. of that testimony we've got you know th

but right now it's projected to hit near melbourne, florida. that's on tuesday. and then go up the coastline. here is a look at the storm from a hurricane hunter aircraft. a hurricane warning is already in effect for the northwestern bahamas. the prime minister there has issued evacuation orders for some locations ahead of the storm. >> meantime, evacuations in two florida counties take effect sunday. the governor is warning people to prepare now. >> we anticipate a lot of rain, losing power is a big probability. you're also in an area prone to flooding, you're likely to see that with this storm. it's really, really significant, and you need to take precautions. >> the u.s. president is monitoring everything from camp david. here's what he had to say earlier as he left the white house. >> the hurricane is roaring and it could be a big one. we're hoping it maybe makes a right and goes up north, but that's about a 5% chance. it's not looking good. and it's one of the biggest hurricanes we've seen in a long time, a long time. so it could be very devastating. >> let'

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westerly fade on our way and so certainly cold enough and sunny cool by night 13 celsius the for melbourne not even getting into double figures there for hobart on sunday afternoon but some 10 degrees warmer there in perth again cool enough even in perth for the overnight temperatures for the back to well well down into single figures 8900 and perth over the next couple of days see temperatures just edging up to melbourne as we go on through monday edging up a touch too for hobart i am pleased to say where that cold air going with that cooler weather guy gets rolling over towards new zealand we're going to see some very blustery weather feeding in here over the next a day or says the south are certainly feeling rather cool and damp snow over the high ground 9 celsius in christchurch on sunday similar conditions as we go on into monday some of that wetter weather starting to fade as went to central and northern parts of the country but sort of any significant right for the time being into japan the heat wave in tokyo continues on sunday and going on in some monday ahead of a typhoon next we

all that not particularly cold time which is not too bad for the next couple of days adelaide in melbourne 15 celsius on friday it could ruin her boss of the team but a warm couple of days ahead into sydney and brisbane 19 celsius fearon up on friday that does come with some cloud and some rain showers and i was up front passes through is actually a little bit cooler but it will be a dry start your weekend and it a bit warmer to into melbourne 18 degrees celsius is your high that across into new zealand and rather unsubtle 2 for both days and also both is that particularly in talk and you'll generally see rain on both days christ some showers likely on friday and then actually quite cool on saturday 10 celsius and again we could well see some snow to the the line of the outside i mean into japan now here we're still talking very much about tropical storm krosa this is the situation on friday it is still a tropical storm at the moment winds at about 80 kilometers an hour gusting to 100 it is moving quite rapidly to the north that is some good news because it doesn't have quite so long to de

. >> i'm going to call the member from melbourne. >> my question is to the prime minister and it's about his statement of ministerial standards. yesterday, despite reports your ministers lobbied home affairs on behalf of crown, you said there was nothing before you to warrant taking action. today, you and labor opposed a parliamentary inquiry into ministers and former ministers. the attorney general has referred some of the allegations to the law enforcement integrity commissioner. this will not look into whether your ministers have acted improperly and breached ministerial standards. given the stench from the allegations regarding these matters, can you assure the house that you have fully investigated, and that none of your ministers have lobbied home affairs on behalf of crown? or is it a case of don't ask, don't tell, with the government running a protection racket for ministers who have ties to crown casino? >> just going to hear from members on my right. >> with respect to standing order 19, reflections on members, that is a reflection on all ministers here without identifying whic

is a generally drive day but still a few showers into adelaide and certainly a cooling off into melbourne just 11 celsius but a warm day in prison and 26 and very nice sunshine good news as well into new zealand i think it will be good news or clint you have seen nothing but rain relief at all several days of cloud on its way but for the next couple of days you will actually see some drier brighter weather not to be the tall celsius there in oakland not in christchurch. in the next couple of days but as i say the sunny skies they are staying in place for you in the sunshine has reappeared again across much of japan because. that is out of the picture so it's a good day on sunday simply skies very warm of course that he sticks there on a soccer still we've got this rain into thought it will start really for the next couple of days keep in touch as the usual levels but to 21 celsius on monday maybe just some showers into tokyo as we head into monday to. rewind returns. i'm playing with updates on the best of bounties in this documentary. rewind continues we land back by will come early. on

hands of pale had failed and a 6 year jail term for abuse and to quiet boys when he was a ship of melbourne in the ninety's would stand justice maxwell and i accepted the prosecution submission but the compliant was a very compelling witness was clearly not a lawyer was not a french assist and was a witness of truth palace the highest ranking catholic worldwide to be convicted of child sex offenses he was once the vatican's treasurer and one of the pope's closest advisers probably that. his lawyers had argued that the jury's verdict was unreasonable based on the evidence and that the jury relied too much on the account of the only surviving victim through his lawyer that victim said he was relieved by the court's decision it is 4 years since i reported to the police the criminal process has been stressful the journey has taken me to places that in my darkest moments i feed i would not return from 5 we're now removed. and we have now. the glory for us to survive as advocates say the catholic church still needs to prove its taking clergy abuse seriously. who are abused. crimes committed on th

sentenced to 6 years in prison in march on charges of abusing 2 choir boys when he was archbishop of melbourne 20 years ago has issued a statement saying it's committed to pursuing clergy who carried out abuse clearly me work for a charity that supports abuse survivors she told us about the impact this ruling. this has shown a lot of survivors that justice is a possibility. unfortunately for some survivors who we work with. to try to has now passed away you have to want to take that crisis but we're encouraging people to reach out to support services anyway. and as much of a recovery pathway as is available to them. in the us are criticizing donald trump after he said any jewish person who votes for the democratic party shows either a total lack of knowledge or great soil to show that a majority of american jews identify as democrat. at least president has accepted the resignation of prime minister. but has asked him to stay on as caretaker leader accused right wing interior minister salvini of putting his party before the country and bringing down the government to force early elections meanw

westerly fade on our way and so certainly cold enough and sunday cool by night 13 celsius the for melbourne not even getting into double figures the hobart on sunday off neighbor some 10 degrees warmer there in perth again cold enough even in perth for the overnight temperatures 40 back to well well down into single figures 8900 and perth over the next couple of days see temperatures just edging up to melbourne as we go on through monday edging up a touch too for hobart i am pleased to side with that cold air guy was that cool about the goddess rolling over towards new zealand we're going to see some very blustery weather fading in here over the next dial says the south island certainly feeling rather cool and damp snow over the high ground 9 celsius in christchurch on sunday similar conditions as we go on into monday some of that wetter weather starting to fade as went to central and northern parts of the country by sort of any significant right for the time being into japan the heat wave in tokyo continues on sunday and going on in some monday ahead of a typhoon next week. by millions for

moves in somewhere between palm beach and melbourne as a category 4. winds of 140 miles an hour and likely moving north ward up the state. there's a scenario that keeps this just offshore as well. we still have more to learn about this but right now it's looking like a strong storm headed to florida some time monday into tuesday. we'll have more updates in about ta 25 minutes. >>> take a look at this. nasa video taken from the space station. this is the storm east of the bahamas. we'll continue to monitor dorian throughout the weekend on all of our newscast including our social media team will be on it too. you can follow us if you aren't already. >>> trade war hitting home. this sunday is the next round on tariffs on chinese imports. we'll see higher prices on every day items. it will impact more than $100 billion worth of chinese imports ranging from everything from clothing to diapers, even contact lenses. 150 business associations are urging president trump to delay the tariffs saying that act as a tax on u.s., on u.s. manufacturers and farmers. th

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it came to my mind with the melbourne trams. it says give way to trams. those go back when they were formed in 1883. they included a fine. if you obstruct the tram you might get fined. when you see the melbourne tram, if people are in front they scurry across. what happens we all know it. pedestrians just saunter and stop a bus. i have seen the l wait for me. i get off in one direction and the other is coming down. he waits. hopefully this sign will be there loan enough and the pair -- long enough and say we are going to wave muni on. when they learn how to drive it is transit first. before that we have to program the taxis and we will say transit first. there is a few in view of the taxi and the taxi will wait. that will be part of that. i hope we can get there. we have one in memphis. there is a trolley. pedestrians yield to trolleys. you can do signs like this. you can't tell cars. you can tell pedestrians and drivers will see the signs wherever they are driving around. they will say it is good if i wait and let transit go by. thank you very much. >> t

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let's go back out to rob marciano on the ground in melbourne beach, florida.and now it's strengthened again, tom. we have an update from the national hurricane center. winds to 110 miles an hour. hasn't dealt with perfect conditions so slow to go but we are getting into that zone where we're expecting more in the way of strengthening. cat 3 today, cat 4 late tomorrow. here's the forecast slowing down a little for the timing looking at monday night, tuesday morning at this point. somewhere from miami up towards cape canaveral as a damaging category 4 storm and the setup remains the same, high pressure nudging it to the south and keeping it -- kicking it towards the west, and the models are a little more in agreement. there will be wind and rainfall impact, and it's going to be storm surge as well. let's talk about the water here. we're coming up on a new moon which means high tides will be a couple of feet higher than normal so that's not good timing for this weekend. you see the drone. we're looking at hotels and condos that line almost the entire coastline of

actually a little bit cooler but it will be a dry start your weekend and it a bit warmer too into melbourne 18 degrees celsius is your high that across into new zealand and rather unsubtle 2 for both days and also both islands that particularly untalked and you'll generally see rain on both days christ shows some showers likely on friday and then actually quite cool on saturday 10 celsius and again we could well see some snow to the the line of the outside i mean into japan now here we're still talking very much about tropical storm krosa this is the situation on friday it is still a tropical storm at the moment winds at about 80 kilometers an hour gusting to 100 it is moving quite rapidly to the north that is some good news because it doesn't have quite so long to pose that the amount of rainfall but we could still pick up about 300 millimeters to some areas but it should be dry by soft edged ok with a high the of 35. rewind returns with a new series. and claim updates on the past about his anus documentaries this is one bad. rewind continues with holy land grab by with compelling onion an

girls college in melbourne australia, the students decided that the students will learn a lesson aboutthey are simply throwing away at the end of the day that they attend by making sure that the students take the waste home so they can learn how to use and recycle. >> what's extraordinary, australia has more land per resident than 250 other countries in the world. there are plenty of places to put the waste. good to see you miranda. i appreciate you being here. you can catch me every week night at 5:00 p.m. eastern time hosting my own show "bulls & bears" right here on fox business. i'll be back tomorrow, tom is in for kennedy tonight. >> thank you, james comey is a liar and a leaker. that is according to the white house after new report details his mishandling of sensitive documents related to president trump. but the former fbi director claims the top of ministration should be apologizing to him. i am in for kennedy. earlier today video date inspector general that comey broke agency rules when he gave a friend a copy. he instructed the friend to share the information with the new yor

hands of pale had failed and a 6 year jail term for abuse and 2 choir boys when he was a ship of melbourne in the ninety's would stand justice maxwell and i accepted the prosecution submission but the compliant was a very compelling witness was clearly not a lawyer was not a fair interest and was a witness of truth pal is the highest ranking catholic worldwide to be convicted of child sex offenses he was once the vatican's treasurer and one of the pope's closest advisers probably that. his lawyers had argued that the jury's verdict was unreasonable based on the evidence and that the jury relied too much on the account of the only surviving victim through his lawyer that victim said he was relieved by the court's decision it is 4 years since i reported to the police the criminal process has been stressful. the journey has taken me to places that in my darkest moments i feed i would not return from action 5 we are now also where you heard elaine and we have now decided the glorious time for us to call it. the vatican has acknowledged the decision and says it's committed to pursuing those who

overnight lows from melbourne, maybe also into adelaide. getting toperatures around 16.his cold front making its way around will get up to 16. 10 celsius for hobart. not too bad the moment. rain will make its way through over the next day or so. wednesday, the clouds will push through and allow temperatures to nudge up. cloud and rain making its way across in the form of tropical storm francisco. really wet through wednesday. we will see that weather pushing further north across south korea. ♪ barbara: welcome back. lookedian government has -- has revoked article 370, which granted special status to indian administered kashmir. there have been protests across pakistan which have strongly condemned the decision. the cease-fire in syria's last rebel held area has collapsed. the syrian army has resumed its offensive. 3%cks have dropped nearly after china let its currency sink to an 11 year low. the u.s. has accused beijing of being a currency manipulator. the puerto rico supreme court has agreed to fast-track the hearing of a lawsuit which challenges the ways which the new

right now it is projected to hit melbourne, florida on tuesday and then go up the coastline, but that could change and it is a large slow storm. so we shouldn't concentrate on just one point. here is a look at the storm from the international space station. before florida, dorian will hit many parts of the bahamas. hurricane warnings are already in effect for the northwestern about a ham ma bahamas. the prime minister has issued evacuation orders for some locations and they are preparing for heavy rain and a lot of flooding. the deputy director of the bahamas director of meteorology talked about conditions earlier. listen. >> the good news for us is that looking at our satellite imagery, the eye is just slightly to the north of the province. but certainly it will continue to take aim for the extreme northwest province in particularly grand bahama. and looking at the forecast wind fields, seems as though that they will start to experience the tropical storm-force winds as early as 4:00, 5:00 a.m. sunday morning and from there things will go downhill and hurricane-force winds are expect

cloudy skies and showers into melbourne.sbane.24 in we have mostly clear skies for the next couple of days. we have sunshine with clouds. it should not be wet. showers on tuesday, but it is a clearing picture into wednesday. plenty of rain pushing through much of central and western japan. it is the season already for this time of year. they are quite heavy and becoming widespread. some locations into western areas could see as much as 200 millimeters of rain. cloudy skies in seoul. osaka, 28 degrees. ♪ anchor: top stories here on al jazeera -- donald trump says he is willing to consider meeting his iranian counterpart, making the statement as the g-7 summit wrapped up in france. a judge in the u.s. state of oklahoma found johnson & johnson liable for the opioid epidemic in the state, which has killed thousands. g7 offers accepted the of $20 million to help tackle ongoing fires in the amazon. ansident bolsonaro said alliance to save the rainforest would be a form of cologne -- colonization. bolivia is also under threat of fi

vatican treasurer was jailed for six years in march for abusing two choir boys in a cathedral in melbourne in the 1990s. a record number of wildfires have raged across the amazon this year, 70,000 have already been detected and concern is growing over the environment policies of brazil's president jair bolsonaro. the surge is an 83% increase on last year's figures. farmers‘ unions in the uk are warning that a no—deal brexit will cause severe disruption. the minister for environment, food and rural affairs has said the government will support the farming sector through what he calls "short term turbulence". the mayor of london says the best time to tackle violent crime is before it starts. on tuesday, sadiq khan announced extra funding for community groups that work with young people. a0 organisations in high crime areas will benefit, but some say it's nowhere near enough. caroline davies reports. a rts arts and craft class with a visitor. he chose this visit to announce that he plans to invest 1.4 million into community groups to help stop knife crime. there is a link between young people

and a 6 year jail term for abuse and to quiet boys when he was a ship of melbourne in the ninety's would stand justice maxwell and except at the prosecution's submission that the complainant was a very compelling witness was clearly not a lawyer was not a fair interest and was a witness of truth. pal is the highest ranking catholic worldwide to be convicted of child sex offenses he was once the vatican's treasurer and one of the pope's closest advisers. his lawyers said that the jury's verdict was unreasonable based on the evidence that the jury relied too much on the account of the only surviving victim. victim said he was relieved by the court's decision it is 4 years since i reported to the police. the criminal process has been stressful. the journey has taken me to places that in my darkest moments i feed i would not return from 5. now. and we have now. survivors advocates say the catholic church still needs to prove its taking clergy abuse seriously. crimes committed. in children's homes and. pal maintains his innocence and can still appeal to the high court he is going to. rot in h