.- cities in melbourne.ies in melbourne. phil, thank you very much. - the european union is bringing in more sanctions against the russian mercenary group wagnerfor human rights abuses in three african countries. i've been speaking to drjonathan shroden, a military analyst from washington, about the group's global activities. wagner's what is known as a private military corporation, a pmc. it operates outside of the law inside of russia, in so much as pmcs are technically outlawed there, so it is mostly unacknowledged by the russian government and various individuals believed to be in control of the wagner group. globally it operates in a lot of locations, it has been active in syria, very active in ukraine as part of the russian invasion, and increasingly active across africa. so it's mostly active in the central african republic and sudan, but also present in mali, libya and half a dozen other countries in africa as well. on that note, why does the wagner group operate in africa? for a couple of reasons. i

them home in ah hell i received some scorching weatherman to the southeast of australia recently melbourne touched 40 celsius for the 1st time in 3 years that has been reduced because of the presence of anemia. of course, as this system made its way through that we saw that temperature falling away to by around 13 degrees in the space of only 20 minutes to melbourne. so quite a change has come on the way. now winds gone about background to the southwest. we are going to see somewhat cooler or agreeable weather as we go on through the next couple days, feather north, not too agreeable. he has some heavy showers, round northern parts of queensland, sinking a little farther south was into the outback. that western parts of the region, showers that down to will sidney dryer or the more comfortable $23.00 celsius from melbourne. as you go through sat steam, warming up a touch as we go on into sunday, will st. lucie dry across much of these here, but a little bit of sherry range is pushing into the south on it as we go on 3, monday. i'll to back here, i am pleased to say things quietly down nice

he spent 13 months injail for abusing two boys while archbishop of melbourne in the 1990s — before theund that he knew of child sexual abuse by priests in australia as early as the 1970s but failed to take action. hundreds of ribbons to represent victims of sexual abuse in the catholic church and elsewhere have been hung outside st mary's cathedral where pell will be buried. one of the abuse survivors told us why they are so important. we have come to toss ribbons on the fence and to open this dialogue. the whole point for us is to offer support to other survivors and to keep the dialogue open. to try and open a dialogue with the catholic church which unfortunately is a difficultjourney. but it is mainly about having hope a giving voice to those who don't have one. for more on this i am joined now by our correspondent phil mercer. great tojoin the great to join the programme. just to say at the funeral is under way as we understand it. george pell, hugely controversial in life and in death. at controversial in life and in death. �* , ., , death. a hugely polarising fi . ure death. a hu

what it, what do you think actually what, what's, what's melbourne's goal? that m m g, g, g, think he is in ukraine for perhaps personal purposes. i mean, can you believe him when he says that he wants to protect ukraine? you got to remember that in the united states, but much more arguably in europe and britain where there is no free speech. there is no free press. the entire publics are arguably being brainwashed about what the ukraine conflict is actually above. they don't even know, and if you watch the going underground interview on rumble, you'll see the surprise of ceo and he milburn arguably when i mentioned the qu, in kiev, in 2014 the famous phone call a victorian mueller. now serving in the biden administration, i'm not sure many people say in britain where this interview would have been banned from broadcast with andy milburn even know of the background that the war did not start with february 24th, 2022. as for melbourne, i suppose less, we can give him less, you know, leeway, given that he fought in afghanistan and iraq to wars in which nature

alice it 36 celsius but getting up to a similar temperature their former melbourne as well on friday afternoon, cools off a touch of melbourne by the time we come to sass day further north is generally dry . was much of new south wales, still very wet across that western side of queensland in similar picture really as we go on in to sunday and just notice temperatures in the southeast, starting to pick up melbourne around 26 celsius. at that stage. not a walk through over towards where some very hot weather, pushing into southern parts of australia over the next couple of days. looked down to new zealand. not too bad here. last you dry over the next few days. little bit of wet weather. wanted to shout for the south island midway weather pushing into western parts of japan to as we go on through the next day or so, much of japan is fine and dry. 11 or 12 celsius there in tokyo will see some wet weather come into the south korea for saturday. ah. the scores of afghans had fled their homeland since the taliban takeover. in a special 2 part report, one on one east follows to women. deter

ah, how i received some scorching weather into the southeast of australia recently melbourne touched 40 celsius for the 1st time in 3 years that has been reduced because of the presence of anemia. of course, as this system made its way through there, we saw that temperature falling away to by around 13 degrees in the space of only 20 minutes from melbourne. so quite a change has come on the way. now winds the con route background to the southwest. we are going to see somewhat cooler war, agreeable weather, as we go on through the next couple of days, farther north, not too agreeable. here some heavy showers ran northern parts of queensland, sinking a little further southwards into the outback. their western parts of the region, showers there down toward sidney drive while the more comfortable $23.00 celsius from melbourne. as you go through sad stay and warming up a touch. as we go on into sunday, we'll see it largely dry across much of these here. but a little bit of sherry range is pushing into the south holland as we go 13, monday or 2 back here, i am pleased to say things quietly

he spent 13 months injail for abusing two boys while archbishop of melbourne in the 1990s before thequiry found that he knew of child sexual abuse by priests in australia as early as the 1970s but failed to take action. well, some protesters have gathered outside sydney's st mary's cathedral where the cardinal will be laid to rest in a crypt. we can speak to our correspondent phil mercer. highly controversial character as we said, what have crowds been saying stop?— as we said, what have crowds been saying stop? tyre nichols was an extremely _ been saying stop? tyre nichols was an extremely polarising i was an extremely polarising figure, australia's most senior catholic, archbishop of melbourne and archbishop of sydney, to his detractors a man who ignored child sexual abuse in the church and did nothing about it. cardinal pell always denied those allegations, in 2018, he was convicted of abusing those two boys in melbourne in the mid—19 90s. he spent more than 400 days in prison before his convictions were quashed by the australian high court in 2020. speaking to people at st mary �

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in 2018 cardinal pell was convicted of abusing two boys in a cathedral in melbourne in the 1990s.hose convictions were overturned by australia's high courts in 2020. thousands of mourners have gathered here at st. mary's cathedral in sydney for cardinal george pell funeral. you may be able to see many hundreds of people queuing up to get into the funeral service. we understand that many of these people will not get in, such is the demand for seats inside the cathedral. there will be a sombre and poignant day for thousands of people here as they remember a man they consider to be a champion of conservative catholic values. i champion of conservative catholic values. ~ . champion of conservative catholic values. ~' ., ., champion of conservative catholic values. ~ . ., . , values. i think he had an incredible abili to values. i think he had an incredible ability to formally _ values. i think he had an incredible ability to formally the _ values. i think he had an incredible ability to formally the truth - values. i think he had an incredible ability to formally the truth in - values

that regs of light is rain heavy stuff, of course in the north where seasonally it should be melbourne, rural cover to 30 mike up to 33. so we dodging around the average by quite a few degrees and have been all summer. this is the picture on wednesday, the shall go through sidney on the way. eventually up to brisbin maybe. but it's the bottom end about lime. she's through safa museum, which will make a big difference. christ church is dropped 10 degrees between tuesday and wednesday, intense rain and even snow on the tops of the mountains in south east asia. the southern philippines might in a few heavy showers on tuesday. i suspect they don't be too great because the bulk of the rain is gone over the sea. this is what was a fan originally a tropical depression. but it went to comes across with snow showers for han shoe in china encroaching cloud. a light rain goes into the western yank. see awe inspiring stories from around the world. i got the human life capture. it's a fast one. this feel like the presentation of what i want people to remember me by groundbreaking food, from award w

the change on mondays, the shower of it for the south attempts does not rise very much in melbourne, but go across the tasman to new zealand. you're all right in north island, but in size island, this is a huge man to read. this is maybe one or $200.00 millimeters, even on the lowland coast in the west, but it is south of less populated ah, [000:00:00;00] with oh, a hello. you're watching out here. i'm emily angry. when he's a reminder about top stories, this, our, the russian defense ministry says 63 of our service men have been released by ukraine. moscow says some of those free, they're going to sensitive category, united arab emirates and mediated the deals. at least 13 palestinians have been injured and the light is drained and occupied. westbank israeli forces targeted the java refugee camp. at least 8 people have been arrested and the head of the roman catholic church has met with religious leaders in south sudan. later on. saturday po, process is to speak to people displaced by conflict. he's called on latest to recommend to pay people are protesting in the straits of shower

in 2018, he was convicted of abusing those two boys in melbourne in the mid—1990s.efore his convictions were quashed by the australia's high courts in 2020. and speaking to people at st mary's cathedral here in sydney on a very warm, humid day in australia's biggest city, they believe that the cardinal was unfairly pilloried and persecuted, which led to those initial convictions that were ultimately overturned. and to many people gathered today, thousands inside the cathedral and many hundreds more watching on big screens outside, this was a man who was a champion of conservative catholic values. we can see now some live pictures from inside the cathedral as the service is under way. as we touched on there, highly controversial figure, many survivors angry at the way the church treated the cardinal. do they see this as the end of the road in their quest forjustice? no, i think it, for them will be a very long struggle to get what they consider to bejustice. what we've seen in recent days, many survivors of abuse and their supporters placing ribbons on the metal rail

now laundry melbourne also said the group is at least the name dawn with on we'll re brand with the same people still involved today was the last day for the mortar group, the motor group. and today the name and entity had become the subject of litigation . and distraction from our core mission, training, ukrainian soldiers and briskly and civilians. but the mission and the people continue. well, it's not the 1st time that mister milburn, how spar controversy. previously he gained attention by revealing he's not a fan of ukraine's government. they'd say corrupt society, the let you know, so i'm not, i'm not a big fan of ukraine. it's not about ukraine. we're not like, i have to have, you know, you ukraine flank tied to my bag, but i'm not, oh my god, ukraine. so awesome. no, because it's i understand that plenty of people running ukraine need cranium in violation of the hey convention. they're filming of a number of things that they're doing with p o. w 's is fine. i think laura don laura vom conflict what earlier we spoke to independent journalists option, return to you who interviewed

their former melbourne as well on friday afternoon, cools off a touch. melbourne, by the time we come to sat day for the north is generally dry. was much of new south wales, still very wet across that western side of queensland and similar pitch to really as we go on in to sunday and just noticed temperature in the southeast. starting to pick up melbourne at around 26 celsius at that state. lot of want the rabbits was west some very hot weather, pushing into southern parts of austria over the next couple of days. looked out as a new zealand. not too bad here. loss you dry over the next few days. little bit of wet weather. wanted to shaft for the south island minimum to white weather, pushing into western parts of japan to as we go on through the next dial. so much of japan is fine and dry $11.00 to $12.00 celsius. the in tokyo will see some wet weather coming to the south korea for saturday. ah, where clouds with what freedom is always worth fighting for? rolled and untold stories from across asia and the pacific one or one east. on al jazeera watches and war in ukraine has dominated

and 30 in melbourne. you've recovered australia to zealand, cross the test, and see that active interest. and we follow that what christ church temperature got 30 on tuesday. this is a cold front bringing significant rain to that western side of south island. cold fronts tend to bring temperature down. yep. the case you down to 20 and christ church is the right intensifies with some snow on the tops of the mountains. part time you get to thursday 10 to 15. ah, with, from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation. the story of the world is that the global site develop the global gulf and continues to do that with no host and no limitations. the corporation, if it were he, a man would act like a psychopath. part one of as your baba. and i said, raymond, we have to reduce our consumption here, but we also need economic justice for workers. studio, p unscripted on al jazeera. ah ah, he watching out a reminder of our main store is this a you foreign ministers are meeting in br

the heat still there in melbourne still live more or less in hobart, but evening hobo you'll see a drop of 10 degrees that the average is about $22.00. so you've been warm anyway like everybody else. although it's been a topsy turvy summer. it newsy didn't, this increase in rain is not going to be welcome with a strong wind coming to washington rather than the whole roll down towards christ church in indonesia, the rain is concentrating, i think in southern sumatra and probably long through java. but soon away she looks quite wet and this rain on its way into the south. the japan contrasting with coltish weather will bring a few showers of so on to some of the central matches upon shoot increased avalanche risk. and then further west tips isn't extraordinary, nor is the wind, but that's quite a cold wind coming down into ty, pay type a should be around about 25 or 20 degrees by day. and 15 by night we are by day as cold. we should be by night and not slow to change. ah, it introduces fun phase war more women before we stop the tool by crowds and criticism. one on 18th, meet the rebel bl

i'm joined from melbourne by the adam pascale. the seismology research centre which is an earthquake 0bservatory. thank you for being on the programme. we are seeing the scale of this, the aftermath of these huge earthquakes, talk house how this disaster happened, the magnitude of it? it's a very unusually large and impactful series of events. the main earthquake, 7.8 occurred at the intersection of three tectonic plates,. and the east anatolian fault that has slept, in this case has triggered so many after—shocks, very soon after the first, one of the contributing factors to the impact of this event. there is also the fact _ impact of this event. there is also the fact it _ impact of this event. there is also the fact it is _ impact of this event. there is also the fact it is shallow - also the fact it is shallow thatis also the fact it is shallow that is a huge factor isn't it? absolutely, it was only 17 kilometres deep, relative the shallow for an event of the size globally, it means that energy is much closer to the surface an

that impertinent, quite so warm here but at wolf does squeeze its way down towards a se, melbourne getting up to route 30 celsius. by the time he come to sash, i lots of hot sunshine and notice how gabrielle started to make his way towards the far north of news in some uncertainty as to the exact track of the storm. but it will still bring some very heavy rain and some very a very, a windy weather and as we go our way through sunday on into monday, certainly want to watch cool weather coming back behind that for melbourne. say some cool weather to into work japan. temperatures at about 4 celsius here for friday, snow and re miss through. and it says a good to mother. ah. the stores of afghans let their homeland since the taliban takeover in especially to part her port one on one east of 2 women. determined to build lies far from home on al jazeera ah al jazeera, with lou . ah, welcome back. a reminder, the top stories here when al jazeera, the death toll for mondays outs breaks into kia and syria, has no reason to more than 21000 rescue operations continue. but hopes of finding survivors i

yeah, it led to st. protest. melbourne was the bill bull gone. i raised my future in the hands of the nation and the people, let them be the judges. and ultimately, the man who survived multiple assassination attempts was forced to resign. a year later, he lived in exile for a while, but the law of power was too attractive. he tried to stage a political come back in 2013. the i was thinking the government would call me back and say, said pakistan. but that did not happen today. my nation ordered me to come back. i came back, put in my life in danger to safe pakistan. instead, he was arrested and charged with murdering ben as a bhutto. the 1st woman democrats equally elected in a muslim majority country. the government allowed sharp to leave in 2016 to seek medical treatment for a serious illness. general was sure of though, had always denied wrong doing and maintained the case against him was politically motivated. life took him out, hyder in islam about 40, so come out of what are the reactions in pakistan to use us prevents michelle stephan. an

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great australians sing an actor, levy newton john has been honored at a state memorial service in melbourne. ah, australian sing a delta go drum, performed a string of newton john's most popular, he'd set the service on sunday. members of newton, john's family also paid tribute, including her daughter, chloe. let tansy who described how loving her mother was as well as husband john easterling. he described every day spent with his late wife as a bit of magic. olivia newton, john died last year at the age of $73.00. she was known around the world for her role in the 1978 musical mega hit greece alongside john travolta eden. john was also a 4 time grammy award winner. you're up to date here on d. w coming up next is doc film. there's more on d, w dot com and on social media at dw news, i'm jarrett rate. thanks so much. we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship, a man we're all in as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter.

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but that wolf does squeeze its way down towards a se, melbourne, getting up to about 30 celsius. by the time we come to sassed, i lots of hot sunshine. and notice how gabrielle started to make his way towards the far north of news in some uncertainty as to the exact track of the storm. but it will still bring some very heavy right. and some very a very, a windy weather and as you go our way through sunday on into monday, certainly want to watch cold weather coming back behind that full melbourne. say some cold weather to him to where japan attempt is about for celsius here, for friday, snow and by most through. and it says a good to mother ah. beneath the waters off the guy in east coast lies a newly discovered bounty of oil, enough to transform a country with the poverty rate near 40 percent. according to the world bank to an oil rich republic. now the nations newfound oil wealth is funding an energy project that is electrifying the rural landscape. while guyana is just beginning to export boil to the world, president here fun only wants to replace carbon based fuels at home wit

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cynthia melbourne, florida, you oppose, let's hear from you.r: yes, i reposed the republicans and what they have done with omar. the gop has led and she spoke the truth about the middle east. israel is committing suicide on the palestinians. the politics have seeped into american law and politics. [indiscernible] just stop it. host: cynthia is in florida. we have a color from st. petersburg, florida. you have a problem with this resolution. caller: yes, i do, it is a common sense -- in the business world. sometimes i think c-span, you brought this issue up and it is dividing the country. what we should do is just unify our country, so, i wish c-span would not have this type of format. in the real world, this is what happens, even with our budget, it happens and to center this on national media, i don't know, i have high standards and listen to you guys every day. like the last caller said everybody produces hate and division. host: this was on the house floor for a good chunk of time yesterday. it was a lively debate between the two parties. an

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been typical in this summer in australia, terms has been up and down all over the particularly in melbourne and in adelaide. less safe for sydney brisbin when i recovered to where they should be more or less . we seen cherry re recently on tuesday. it's about to hit sidney, i suspect funds told the longer than to was new zealand melvin's left at $22.00. but adelaide is surprisingly high. $36.00 at which beats per se. if at west australia does look rather cloudy, that regs of lightest, rain, the heavy stuff, of course in the north west seasonally, it should be melbourne. rural, coveted, 30 or mike, up to 33. so we dodging around the average by quite a few degrees and have been all summer this the picture on wednesday. the shall go through sidney on the way events. yep. to brisbin maybe. but it's the bottom end about lime, she's through saffo news even which will make a big difference. christ church is dropped 10 degrees between tuesday and wednesday, intense rain and even snow on the tops of the mountains in south east asia. the southern philippines might, in a few heavy showers on tuesday.

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therefore alice will be a 30 in person, will be a 30 in melbourne as well. make the most of it. it doesn't last down to route 20 here as we go on into sunday, still a shout across. know the most parson. you start see their showers from the year out of bands of what will be x tropical cyclone gabrielle. by the time we come to sunday, still some uncertainty as to the exact location of the storm by this stage. but you can see, we do expect to see further heavy rain coming into northern parts of new zealand, say the flood risk does remain a concern here. possibly seen some fighting to enter japan over the next 24 hours also has some very heavy snow. recently, have you snowfall in tokyo for around a year that pulls out of the way, try a bright at warmer weather, coming through tokyo with temperatures at around 13 south or so rapid snow mel here with a possibility that flooding by sunday. ah, errors from al jazeera on the go and me to night out is there is only a mobile app. is that the you, this is where we dissect online to find what thing and i guess going from algae. there is a mo

played the first match after a failed performance at the australian open, let me remind you that in melbourne medvedev flew out already in the third round at the atp 500 series tournament in rotterdam . yesterday, medvedev defeated an opponent from spain, alejandro davidovich , in three sets . the bears. heard in the 1/8 finals. and another russian. aslan karatsev flew out in rotterdam to the 2016 stage, and andrey rublev, the fifth racket of the world , will play his match at the same stage tonight. the football scandal of the fans of the serbian partisan was not allowed to go to chisinau for match 1 and 16 of the finals of the league of the conference with the tiraspol sheriff, the game will be held on thursday with empty stands , the partisan's official statement says that the initiative is not to let the fans down. the stadium belongs to the moldavian security service from those fans from belgrade. those who managed to fly to chisinau were confiscated their passports, they were forced to sign a document stating that they did not mind being deported back to serbia earlier in the moldovan,

a 22 from melbourne to the thirty's, therefore, sydney and for brisbin met about a wet weather clearing away from tasmania as he go on through our monday. heading off to war. sneeze hill, about the wet weather. already in place. cross northern parts of new zealand. if some heavy rank coming back in here, place to say it does gradually clear through. as we go one into what she used, i said it will be an improving picture for you. just wait and see and improve your picture to gradually coming into japan sunday. does bring more snow showers in the western parts of han she into hawkeye. does he go on into monday that will make his way out of the way. brightest guys come back? 3 pleasant sunshine temperatures. 13 celsius in tokyo, while she try to for the korean peninsula, and for much of china, ah, near to moment. if they treat like a fame and a multi $1000000.00 a did you need to put her ambition? with haitian culture edition hollywood fema on i just even one year up to russians. invasion of ukraine. what are the lessons learned? what i've learned is that in europe we are a small continent

ready for places like melbourne. we look at the 3 day here, touching up high end of thirty's, coming down slightly. we will still see that warm to through to saturday when we do see a dramatic dip of about 10 degrees celsius, but still largely settled here. now that's not the case with new zealand. things have improved the remnants of that psych current remaining further east of both the islands, but some heavier rain pulling into the north island by thursday friday though it is an improving picture certainly in the south. now as we move to south east asia, we still have the flood advise result for some of the islands in the philippines. but most of the rain is offshore. that sure weather update. ah, oil companies, the biggest companies in the world had a very deep under standing of the climate crisis for the rest of us. and yet they did not tell anyone else. that's where the crime 40 years of denying their own scientific evidence. i thought that i could influence them to change their business plan. this was very nai

played the first match after a failed performance at the australian open, let me remind you that in melbourne in the third round at the tp-500 series tournament in rotor dame medvedev beat an opponent from spain in three sets on alejandro davidovich fakino 4-6262, russian victory in 1 hour and 55 minutes. medvedev came out in one-eighth and another russian. aslan korantsev flew to rotterdam at the 1/16 stage, and the fifth racket of the world andrei rublev will play his match at the same stage only tonight. and at the end of the issue, around the football scandal , the fans of the serbian partisan were not allowed to go to chisinau for the match of the 1/16 finals of the champions league of the conference league. ask the sheriff from tiraspol , the game will be held on thursday in empty stands , the partisan's official statement says that the initiative is not to let the fans in. the stadium belongs to the moldavian security service from those fans from belgrade. who managed passports were confiscated to chisinau and they were forced to sign documents stating that they do not mind being depor

well the situation in melbourne say is pretty similar to the one in turkey last yesterday was very difficult for everybody communications. we have a spotty so we, we had a hard time reaching out stuff. most of them had the house damaged. and of course, this is happening to a population that he's a displaced and has been, as he said, and are very difficult situations for the past 10 years. have you even been able to get into some of the west affected areas to get information out of the with affected areas to, to i guess get as much information as you can to know. we have people and rescue teams need to go. yes. so. busy we immediately started 2 areas where we already overreaching was that $98.00 champs. but we also very aware that the champs on the city the most affected because the people who are living in houses are extremely touch spidey stuff quick. so we all know, i said, you know, the 136 communities in the same areas of people who unfortunately had to spend the last night outside with the windows. absolutely horrible, with the rain and the snow. and obviously the 1011 years of civil wa

you might think of your melbourne at 21 degrees in purse. we're still looking at about $37.00. that's pretty hot. and universities this spinning is tropical cyclic running through the islands. it's on its way slowly south. it's not particularly big, but it will cause cause some flooding. a quick look at new zealand, while the rain isn't particularly heavy nor harvest light on the coast. church shores relief. that is not a tropical site or just a standard low and temperatures below the low side. but except for las vegas in christchurch. awe inspiring stories from around the world, a human life capture. and it's a vast one. the deal like that with groundbreaking, from award winning filmmakers in with, on a just lou . oh oh, you're watching out, is there a reminder on top stories, the falla, the ukrainian president has warned the situation is getting worse in the east and frontline city of route regional separatist latest. they navy all the roads into the city and now under russian control. and israeli american has been shot dead on a highway near the city of jericho, new york poi

not in melbourne. 38 in at lave as i 24 in the thunder in sydney. much of western australia, increasing the cloud in the north is getting increasingly wet. that suggests flooding is quite likely. seasonal brazil the same is melvin before you get off of your 30, once again, the average is 27. you're up towards $35.00 that presents the interior of our time . we get to friday so that the front concert just gets warmer and warmer. and sidney will join him. that wants us. the shouts bank there wept was brisbin. it's already cold and considerably in southfield and cross church drop about 15 degrees and it still a cold wind from the south with yet more right. over fright, significant rain, full north ireland in indonesia, showers anywhere could be pretty big in malaysia, pretty small. and in the philippines that optically widespread, either we've had snow more recently in northern parts, japan, so a few shouts come from home. shoot basically the ricardo for coal supply. there's not that cold in china, but there is cloud and rain creeping along the yank. see valley, so that will be a little bit

but melbourne is an exception. still a poor. 90 degrees in the onshore breeze means cloudy. slightly, sharon new south wales in western australia and purse for example, we're up to $36.00 once again and the rain is off shore. northwest hasn't formed into a cycle just yet, but the last cycle to start in the coal see you can see now over new zealand wants to get sweater in brisbin. the real wet weather is to be found in new zealand, a particularly in nor highland that a red warnings out from sunday until tuesday. by this i mean heavy rain. and this time strong winds, remember 2 weeks ago, oakland was flooded when it's still that northern part nor followed by the risk extends beyond monday into tuesday with wind and rain this time. and the words used by the official met office unprecedented. ah. the karone of virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a just proportionally high percentage of

across the southeast of australia through vic joy to spilling out of south australia. 18 celsius in melbourne. wet and windy weather coming through here, eating across the bite is making its way towards new zealand. walter had a bit in christchurch at 32 degrees and wetter by the weekend. ah. ah lou ah ah. are they watching al jazeera on the start of your day here in doha? let's remind you about top stories. $100000000000.00 have now been wiped off the value of one of india's biggest conglomerates. a meltdown. and gout, madonna's business empire began when an american trader accused the group of fraud stocks and his company plunged a russian rocket as there's an apartment complex and ukraine's eastern city of come a tourist killing at least 3 people and injuring 7 others. rescue as have been coming through the rubble and such of surviving new s is expanding its military footprint in the philippines and a move that could give it a strategic advantage against china. the deal follows talks between defense secretary lloyd austin and president ferdinand, macos junior. in manila, israel has conduct

it led to street, protests, melbourne, was that bill? go gone. i rest my future in the hands of the nation and the people let them be the judges. ultimately, the man who survived multiple assassination attempts was forced to resign. a year later, sheriff lived in exile for a while, but the law of power was too attractive. he tried to stage a political comeback and 2013. 0, i was thinking the governor would call me back and was say, safe pakistan. but that did not happen today. my nation order me to come back. i came back, put in my life in danger to save pakistan. instead, he was arrested and charged with murdering been as he a bhutto, the 1st woman to be democratically elected and a muslim majority country. the government allowed machine to leave and 2016 to seek medical treatment for serious illness. he had always denied wrongdoing and maintained the cases against him were politically motivated. still ahead on al jazeera, i call for justice cindy iraq, after a young youtube longer is killed by her father. i said, i'm 50 and keep to ecuador, whe

former us national security advisor, john bolton, in a phone call with famous russian pranksters, melbourne, and lexus, who pretended to speak on behalf of a former ukrainian president. to me the, the important thing is to continue to push the russians militarily. i think, i think this is a winnable war and to, to stop efforts by whether it's the french or the germans or whatever it might be to try and negotiate with the russian crawl has said publicly, several times since february the 24th. we have to find a deal, it's acceptable to the russians. and that's, that's why i worry the truth and thanks he can break western resolve. the us as long sought control over the narrative and ukraine from its elections to its foreign and domestic policy. a recently resurfaced liter recording shows then vice president joe biden pressuring a former ukrainian president to nationalize a bank, hinting that there could be financial consequences if his advice wasn't followed. ortiz kellum up and has the story. investigative journalist who goes by clan das di has shaken up social media once again. this time rem

we go one through the next few days, 25 celsius in adelaide, a 22 from melbourne to the thirty's, therefore sydney and for brisbin, little to where to where the clearing away from tasmania. as we go on through our monday, heading off to war, snooze hill, about the wet weather, already in place across northern parts of new zealand. if some heavy rain coming back in here, place to say it does gradually clear through as we go one into where tuesday. so it will be an improving picture for you. just wait and see and improve your picture to gradually coming into japan. sunday does bring more snow showers into western parts of honshu into ha condos. he go on into monday that will make its way out of the way. brightest guys come back through pleasant sunshine temperatures. 13 celsius in tokyo, while she try to for the korean peninsula. and for much of china, ah, the 2 moments big trees, life of fame and success, and a multi 1000000000 dollar for the did you need to put her ambition? is challenge by sunny's occasion and cultural tradition. hollywood fema on. i just even lou ah, look at main stories

so still a few showers there until the society victoria, just around melbourne as we go on through sas. david brought us guys coming back in here for sunday, sunday turns increasingly where to cross western parts of new zealand, particularly across the south ireland noticed the north islet somewhat. dr. still a few showers here that will caused by the problems of course, through the weekend. because it is falling on to saturated ground, but the north into japan where we got some blustery showers still in play for all the parts of japan. so when she weather still coming through here, little more widespread as we go on through the weekend. so the passage path generally fine and dry starting to warm up, warming up into the korean peninsula. go to parts of china too, but rather wet and cool to the south. ah. but every year in china, an estimated $80000.00 children are abducted by one of their perils. one. 0, one east follow some mothers desperately trying to re unite with their children on al jazeera, tough tars, the man tough questions. what exactly are you asking for you on that round th