we also have with us nasar mashni, president of the australia, palestine advocacy network from melbourne. thank you very much to both of you for joining us. let's begin with our guest from seattle and who is woman herself. it is mother's day in the arab world. mothers are receiving gifts from uh their children, from loved ones, the're being celebrated for the sacrifices they make. day in and day out, but in the gaza strip, mothers are being killed every single day, 37 per day, according to un women, so what is your take on that? well, i think that uh, what is going on where we see the killing of over 32,00 people, two-thirds of them are women and children, that this is assault on all of the people in gaza, this is not an assault against hamas and uh, you could say that this is uh attempt to really destroy the society, and it goes along with the destruction of the health care system, the universities, the libraries, really hitting at the core of the ability to have a functional society, and so it's particularly cool for the women um who are uh innocent in this particular struggle, many of

thank you very much for that and put uh back to our guest in melbourne just a quick note to wrap this up uh, when do you think this will stop? do you think there will be point where where israelis will stop the bombardment or? uh they are aiming to uh destroy everything that exists. i don't think israel's stopping anytime soon. you know uh, when you look at the beyond the geopolitics, just look at benjamin netanyahu and the makeup of his fascist government. this is the most far right government uh israel's ever had. and that's saying something considering the war criminals that have run that country before. israel's not stopping soon and whilst it receives impunity diplomatically and from the... mainstream media in the west, it's not going to stop, this genocide and as al said again so brilliantly, is aimed at destroying gaza, when you take out every bit of civil infrastructure from churches to schools to hospitals to roads, there is no functioning way that gaza can keep the gazans, now you spoke in your previous story about a pole of palestinians that don't want to leave gaza even if

vern, this was the heritage golf club near melbourne, that's all i know. >> melbourne, australia.'s go to the links and check out the highlights of the marsupials that gathered on this course today. the rules of golf, throw it out the window as the pack of marsupials raced down the fairways to get a look at some of their favorite players as they walked the links in melbourne, australia. look at them. all excited running through the sand traps, over the hills, navigating the fairways to get a feel for what is truly the gentlemen's game of golf. >> that was so good. i appreciate that more than you know. and you even have a green jacket on! >> thank you, thank you very much. it was for the occasion. >> that was everything we hoped it would be. now for the hard news, the golf course actually got in trouble back in 2021. they said they were going to cull the nuisance kangaroos. people were not having that. so they got a ton of pushback. they said they'd change their minds and just build fences instead. but i think it's probably not working out for them. they've got a lot of company. >>

and max verstappen feels the melbourne heat, as carlos sainz leads a ferrari one—two in the australiannd chelsea are back on top of the women's super league after they beat west ham. hello there, and welcome to sportsday. it will take something special to stop england in the women's six nations this year, as the defending champions cruised past italy in their opening match today. the red roses turned on the style in the second half, as they begin their campaign for sixth tournament victory in a row, with 48—0 bonus point win in parma — as jane dougall reports. for the 100th time, marley packer strode out to represent her country. the red roses have blossomed in profile and support since her debut 16 years ago. under blue skies in parma, they were given the best chance of beating england for the first time. sarah beckett's roll onto and italy play are deemed to be dangerous after just ten onto and italy play are deemed to be dangerous afterjust ten minutes, or yellow card updated to read. with just 1a players, england redoubled their efforts hannah bottom, the workhorse of the team, get

and for australia, melbourne and victoria state. you are going to have your driest march on record, so we'll end up the months more sunshine 24 degrees. but by monday what weather is scoots in here. these are going to be some to wrench will downpours, melbourne by monday afternoon, over a 24 hour period. you could see a months worth of rain. so that's certainly going to help considering how parts this area has been. what weather moves away from the east cape? so guess been 17 for you. on sunday, the weather brought to you by visit costume. on counting the costs, the world's population is shrinking rapidly. how will that affect the global economy? regulations on both sides of the land ticket cracking down, take but not least costs the june to gas and take your offices narrowing. but when will it be one doubts? counting the cost on the challenges here the, the, the journalism at its core is the pursuit of truth, the dissemination of information to the public, and holding power to accounts. in wars, those journalists faced immense chal

have gone to the the hello after virtually a month without rein. melbourne, victoria states capital in australia is about to see a deluge. so it's this band of rain that is moving through and actually the last few months have been incredibly dry in melbourne. it's going to provide the soaking free on tuesday. that weather drops down to tasmania. hobart youtube could pick up to a month's worth of rain in the span of 24 hours when the conditions will continue on when senior temperature is below average. now that we're coming in to the month of april, not a lot to report across both islands of new zealand, so we move on to southeast asia. we've had some hot nights in indian usually is capital g. carter august, march night on record 28 degrees for you. things are a bit cooler because we've got rain in this area. so you'll max out on monday at $29.00 degrees for indo. china it is. brea is off. the south china sea is pumping in the humidity to china is find an island in northern vietnam. so it will feel in the forty's or big storms in southern china. this isn't going down problems to get the

got them on asked university joins us live from melbourne in australia called him. good job. you with a so this bridge in baltimore, as we saw, was destroyed extremely quickly, extremely dramatically. why did the bridge full so quickly when only one of its support plants was hit and, and how can i a single point of failure caused an entire bridge to go down? well it, it's a single point of failure. look, it, it shouldn't have happened. there are protection measures in place that are supposed to make this not happens that there is a, what's called a dolphin. it's a concrete element which is about a 100 meters off the pillar. it's the 1st line of defense against the shep collision. after that, there is the sender which is a protections light. the bumper on the car is around the pylons at the ship seem to avoid the to all settings and then the sender just wasn't enough ad for the size of this special. now once i got the hip thought pylons the design of the bridge, the way the structure is if it's simply there was no other way for it to to, to go or they're going to collapse. the

a herd of kingurus suddenly burst into the grounds of a golf club in suburban melbourne. had to stop playing while hundreds of animals crossed the course. this, however, is not uncommon in australia. kangaroos only leave tracks, but do not cause significant damage to fields, the club noted. and in vladivostok, more than 200 people took a ride on an ice floe that broke away from the shore. this is a tradition. the ice theft campaign is held in honor of the opening of a new one. some of the participants came rafting together with children and pets. in an hour they were able to swim several hundred meters on the ice floe. next is sports news, and we will update the information at 3:00 pm. stay on the first button. arina sabalenka started the wta 1000 tournament, which takes place in indian wales, with a strong-willed victory. in the second round match, belarus. in a three-hour match she defeated american peyton stearns, who is ranked sixty-fourth in the world rankings, 67, 6-2, 7-6. sabalenka's next opponent was british representative emma raducano. and here is victoria azar

sinner won the first grand slam title of his career at melbourne park injanuary and has continued histe danielle collins breezed into the semi—finals of the miami open on wednesday. the florida native easing past caroline garcia 6—3, 6—2 to reach the semi finals collins is retiring at the end of the year but the 30—year—old ensured her final appearance in this tournament would be extended by at least another round with an authoritative performance against the frenchwoman. the 2022 aussie open finalist was in control from the start taking the match in one hour and 20 minutes. she will face either fifth seed jessica pegula or world number 16 ekaterina alexandrova in the last four. the world number one, novak djokovic, has split with his long time coach goran ivanisovic. on social media djokovic said "goran "and i decided to stop working together a few days ago. "our on—court chemistry had its ups and downs "but our friendship was always rock solid," ending the post saying "thanks for everything my friend." sunrisers hyderabad re—wrote the indian premier league record books on wednesday

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and very schuman done by a huge mobiles. kangaroos took over a golf course in melbourne, hopping through the fairways and greens, bouncing along the grass. and leaving players quite astonished his words. one gulf of film as he was about to tee off the and that's it from me and the deuce team for now we'll have an update for you, hopefully out, let's say with us a business is up next to looking at your a p, an employer's assets to make working more attractive. god also is the other team the advisors got any issues or thoughts say what the rush hour in amsterdam statistically about one out of every 2 of these workers is a part time employee.

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and melbourne revenge for iga swiatek at indian wells.tralian open. it was a meeting of two rivals, either of which could have ended the day top of the premier league. and having struck a telling blow in the title race. but in the end, neither liverpool, nor manchester city could go above arsenal with their game finishing i—i at anfield in what was the final match between jurgen klopp and pep guardiola in the english league. ben croucher was there. when you look back at the history ofjurgen klopp and liverpool against manchester city, you will find games of my goals and more intensity and more and not —— animosity but this one perfectly sums up their rivalry. two great teams and managers unable to be separated.

and a women's ashes test will be held at the melbourne cricket ground for the first time the four day nighter injanuary next year and will be the culmination of the multi—format series — they'll play 3 one day internationals and 3 t20s before they head to the 100,000—capacity mcg. and that's all the sport for now. wikileaks founderjulian assange has been told at the high court in london that he faces a further wait to see whether he can appeal against his extradition to the united states. thejudgment said he will be able to appeal, unless assurances are received from the us that the death penalty will not be applied. mr assange faces 18 charges relating to the publication of thousands of sensitive documents, about the wars in afghanistan and iraq. earlier i was joined by the bbc�*s diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley, who explained more. it was a written judgment. it was 66 pages long and people are still trying to digest all the details. but essentially, it was a highly anticipated verdict because it had been thought that this could be the very end of the legal road forjulian a

and of course, winning his first grand slam title of his career at melbourne park injanuary.ine form since. the women's side home favourite danielle collins breezed into the semi—finals of the miami open on wednesday. the florida native easing past caroline garcia 6362 caroline garcia 6—3—6—2 to reach the semi—finals. collins retiring at the end of the year, but the 30 year old ensuring her final appearance in this tournament would be extended by at least another round and an authoritative performance against the french woman at the 2022 aussie open. finalist in control from the start. taking the match in an hour and 20 minutes, she'll face either jessica pegula or ekaterina alexandrova in the last four. now the world number one, novak djokovic has split with his long—time coach, goran ivanisevic. posting on social media, djokovic said... in cricket — sunrisers hyderabad rewrote the indian premier league record books on wednesday when they racked up a mammoth 277 for three in their 20 overs against mumbai indians. the total featured a quickfire 80 from heinrich klaasen and 63

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the next stage of this competition was held on april 5, 1403 in melbourne, australia. but i'm pretty sure a ninth consecutive win. eat, sleep free, to lead home, a red bull one, two, announcement wins the saudi arabian grand prix with another drive of distinction. and the avalanche of women's basketball premier league title. the 21st season of banogan basketball premier league has reached its last stop. 9 teams participating in two up to the group. in terms of quality, this year's league had a very good level, it had its own charms. the presence of younger players who were in this league with more experienced kids. in the final stage of the league and in the fifth meeting between the teams , i think that maybe it was a good place to start, of course, our goal from the beginning was to win the championship, which unfortunately resulted in the end and in the closing ceremony, in addition to introducing the best teams and the best players. they were introduced in different departments , and mohla abedi was introduced as the most effective and valuable. it is not important to be the best

and melbourne revenge for iga swiatek at indian wells.an open. hello again and welcome along to sports day. it was a meeting of two and — either which could have ended the day top of the premier league. and having struck a telling blow in the title race. in the end, neither liverpool nor city could go above arsenal with the final match withjurgen klopp and pep guardiola. when you look back at jurgen klopp and pep guardiola, you'll find games with more intensity and animosity. but perhaps, this one perfectly sums up their rivalry. two great teams and managers unable to be separated. city stunned at liverpool early and john sloanes snuck in at the near post with the corner.

the huge stampede of them took over a golf course in melbourne.errupted for a short while, and then, hopefully they were able to get back to it. you're all caught up now, see you later. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. here's what's coming up... red bull suspend the woman who accused team principle christian horner of inappropriate behaviour, as horner says it's time to draw a line under the controversy. liverpool have one foot in the europa league quarterfinals, after a hefty win over sparta prague in the czech capital. after her drugs ban was reduced, simona halep will return to tennis in miami later this month, as she's given a wild card. and anthonyjoshua weighs in almost a stone—and—a—half lighter than former ufc champion francis ngannou ahead of their bout in riyadh. the red bull racing boss christian horner says it's "time to draw a line" under claims he acted inappropriately towards a female member of staff. he was speaking after it emerged that the woman who made the claims has been suspended from t

that's what bayer leverkusen have with just nine bundesliga games to go and melbourne revenge for igaof the premier league. and having struck a telling blow in the title race. but in the end neither liverpool nor manchester city could go above arsenal. with their game finishign 1—1 at anfield in what was with their game finishing 1—1 at anfield in what was the final match between jurgen klopp and pep guardiola in the english league. ben croucher was there. looking at the history of his liverpool versus pep guardiola's manchester city, you'll find games with locals intensity and animosity but perhaps this one perfectly sums up perhaps this one perfectly sums up his two great teams and managers unable to be separated. cities stunting liverpool earlier

in melbourne, supporters of palestine pasted pictures of zionist crimes on the windows of one of the starbucks branches. in canada, people went to different zara branches. they shouted their support for palestine and called for a zara boycott, or in australia, people symbolically took the bodies of gazan children and went to zara stores. empty of converted customers until the 24-hour siege of ghaz estabox. two brothers lived here near the rumi sugar factory . they spent their childhood here. after the three-year high school course ended here, one of them, whose name is mahd, went to the city. he became the mayor of urmia after some time, but he was guarded from this room and his foot was opened to the front. of course, the operation is all memory of idi, that is, the type of operation is all memory of idi. martyr mehdi bakri , the commander of the 31st ashura division until march 63, who was martyred in most of the holy defense operations. he gave me a piece of paper and told me to print this give it to all the soldiers of the army to accompany them . it was written that wherever the

the next stage of this competition is the fifth april 1403 will be held in melbourne, australia.bahman team won the title of women's basketball premier league this season. the 21st season of the balanuvan basketball premier league has reached its last stop. 9 teams participating in two groups. in terms of quality, this year's league is level. it was very good and had its own charms, the presence of younger players who were in this league with more experienced kids. in the final stage of the league and in the fifth meeting between the teams of mehrasan and bahman bahmani won with the result of 74:45 and stood on the championship platform. good foreign players came in becoming iran we had a league. thank god everything was fine. mehrsan mehrsan team of tehran, which was experiencing its first appearance in the league, became the runner-up. the team we gathered is a combination of the young players were experienced and we hired an american player. in the end, i think that maybe it was a good place to start. of course, our goal from the beginning was to win the championship. were int

in formula 1, red bulls max verstappen is hoping to make it 3 wins from 3 at the melbourne grand prixted the first two races — although those victories at bahrain and saudi arabia have been overshadowed by allegations of misconduct against red bulls team principle christian horner, by a female employee. despite the controversy, world champion verstappen is feeling positive they'll continue their good form on the track: adding it has been a good start to the fme in the car, a good balance, but also, we operated really well without too many mistakes. so, yes, very happy with that. i have of course we can continue that way. we tried to keep on learning, we can do better, but it has been very positive. meanwhile, susie wolff — the director of the fi academy series for aspiring female drivers — and also the wife of mercedes team principle toto wolff — has taken legal action against the motorsport�*s governing body — the fia — this following their controversial "conflict of interest" inquiry into her last year. seven—time champion lewis hamilton has praised susie wolff for taking legal acti

over all swimmers were treated to this unusual sight down under a man swimming in the ocean off of melbourne with a rabbit on his shoulder. >> you see, like a dog in the water with them. >> you think easter was approaching? this bunny would be very busy, but apparently even rabbits need a little vacation. >> do they like the water? >> i didn't know that rabbits like this one. it looks like they've done this before. >> i don't like it. >> finally, to the most adorable thing you'll see all week. >> yes, a baby elephant out frolicking, exploring the world inside of its enclosure at a park in tucson. this was just one day, though. after being born one day old and already weighing 265 pounds, imagine that that little baby elephant really pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. bother the bugs. not your family. ahh! zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it wipes cleanly, plus is safe for use around people and pets. gotcha!

that's notjust because i'm from melbourne. quite nice about the pace of it and, also, going right through the middle of the city. everyone�*s scarpering out of the way. it's a really nice way to see a new place. thank you. you're welcome. next stop for me, the pera palace hotel, where ataturk often stayed before he took up official residence at the dolmabahce palace. good morning. morning. welcome. my guide, sebnem altin, is going to show me around the hotel. and here is the room, 101, where ataturk used to say. i mean, the man himself. this room became a museum at the 100th anniversary of ataturk's birthday. they bought things that belonged to him from auction, such as his coffee cups, some of his pictures, as you can see here. and he was known to be a very chic man. he cared a lot about what he wears. so here... sharp dresser. oh, he was sharp dresser. mustafa kemal ataturk is the founder of republic of turkey and he is the man who gave independence to turkish people. he managed to not only defeat the occupying powers, but a

in melbourne, supporters of palestine stuck images of zionist crimes to the windows of one of the starbucks branches. in canada, people went to different zara branches and shouted their support for palestine and called for a zara boycott . the next part of the news is at 5 o'clock. in the operational areas, look for a headscarf plate or a sign of martyrs in the area of ​​beshwara alireza the form of a soldier entered the investigation. on the same side and in the same field, with the same gear and with the same hand, he went forward until he was 25 years old, the shepherd of the east and the west, worked for god, every time we came to a martyr, he took out the pure body of the martyr with all his heart and soul. he brought and from the beginning he was looking for the identity of the martyr, it was the martyr's license plate, and he was usually the first among the first people to see the license plate. then he would raise his voice and the dhikr or husayn that he was saying, the rest of the children would announce the holy dhikr or husayn behind him. this he devoted his heart to serving the

and for australia, melbourne and victoria state. you are going to have your driest march on record so well end of the month, more sunshine. 24 degrees, but by monday what weather is scoots in here. these are going to be center ranch will downpours, melbourne by monday afternoon, over a 24 hour period. you could see a month's worth of rain. so that's certainly going to help considering how parts this area has been. what whether moves away from the east cape? so guess been 17 for you on sunday. the as the well plunged into a climate disaster. we are in planetary flat. it's here, a new a pub series exposes the reality of the global emergency. there will come a time where no amount of dollars will be able to make up for what is broken and needs to people trying to make a difference. it was endless economic growth, a growth because rising for as nothing unite to growth. dying. coming soon, the latest news as it breaks. during her remarks, the us ambassador made a curious and surprising comment, saying that the resolution would be non bin

the changed world in melbourne, supporters of palestine have pasted images of zionist crimes on the windowsone of the starbucks branches. in canada, people went to different branches of zara and shouted their support for palestine and demanded a boycott of zara . or in australia people symbolically corpse some of the children of gaza took over and went to zara stores. now the branches of various brands that support the zionists have turned into buildings empty of customers . before the siege of gaza, starbucks was busy 24 hours a day, but now you see that nobody not here. sarai khorod has an exceptional offer for the purchase of a limited number of trucks and tractors. buying at the factory price without interest and with installments of 36 months is one of the special conditions of this offer. hit the road without worry and enjoy your travels. car dealership in a large iranian garage. how lovely are the solitudes can with a fresh taste. invitations how are they remembered? with a fresh fragrance. how are meetings remembered? with a fresh tea. family tea. communication is your distinction.

and a women's ashes test will be held at melbourne's famous mcg ground for the first time since i949.injanuary next year. it'll be the culmination of the multi—format series. and that's all the sport for now. let's bring now on our major breaking story out of the united states, the collapse of a bridge in baltimore. these are live pictures from the scene. in the early hours of a ship collided with the francis scott key bridge, bringing the structure down. rescuers have already taken two people from the water, one of whom is described as in a very serious condition. it is believed at least seven others have been unaccounted for. a witness close to the bridge gave me his reaction to the emergency. rating tina what reaction to the emergency. rating ting what mayor — reaction to the emergency. rating ting what mayor scott _ reaction to the emergency. rating ting what mayor scott said, - reaction to the emergency. rating ting what mayor scott said, it - reaction to the emergency. rating ting what mayor scott said, it is i ting what mayor scott said, it is absolutely terrifying. add 1:48am,

paul: let's bring in chris weston, head of research from our melbourne studio.icking up on those remarks if we look at stocks, we've had the s&p trimming gains. can we break the new highs or are we range bound? chris: the market told us a loose message that they expect the dots to upgrade gdp. forecasting 1.4%. a small increase in today's fed meeting. if we were to see dots being taken, you could see a spike in yields. volumes were ok, the market is telling you they are comfortable that the dots remain where they are and we might see upturns. paul: there seems to be a consensus around june as the start date for easing. historic tightening, back at the end of negative rates. the forecast is for a weaker yen. how do you get there? chris: the market went into the bank of japan with news priced in and a lot of measures. 10 year jgb's closed down a three basis points. we saw sellers playing through in the yen and dynamics took over. it feels like the market is happy with the way things are going. communication has been spot on. looser financial conditions. they are b

in melbourne, supporters of palestine have pasted pictures of zionist crimes on the windows of one of starbucks branches. people in canada too. or in australia, people symbolically took the bodies of gazan children and went to zara stores. now the branches of various brands that support the zionists have turned into empty buildings. before us starbucks was busy 24 hours a day, but now you can see that no one is here. president in a message to the commemoration conference seyyed jamaluddin asadabadi called this great figure of the islamic world one of the founders of jihad tabayin. mr. raisi also shares the awakening and unifying thoughts of seyyed. he considered jamaluddin asadabadi to be a unique model for fighting against tyranny, colonialism and arrogance in the islamic world. the president stated that even today the axis of resistance has become a symbol of faith, hope, will and self-sacrifice in the eyes of the world by grasping the idea of ​​islamic awakening and said: the brave men and women of the axis of resistance are shining models for all ages and generations have become t

well, let's speak to mix stock lower, bought the she joins is from melbourne in australia. she's the ceo of ground truth solutions. they help people affected by crisis shape how humanitarian aid is implemented. thank you so much. makes of being with us on algae 0. so what are your thoughts for us about this temporary p a that the americans want to set up? is this an efficient, effective way of bringing in a to gaza? i mean the short answer to that is no, but i think the 1st question we have to ask ourselves is how have we gotten to this point? you know, humanitarian agencies has been warning for months that all signs were pointing to an absolutely critical humanitarian situation. in gaza, if a lasting say is why it didn't come, if you monetary and low wasn't respect to inside garza and if landlord is weren't opened up for unrestricted access. so of course none of that has happened. we did some research with people living in gaza or is it 2 months ago now that showed a population in absolutely desperate need of food and water? i think at that time 90 percent of those we spok

call of science the chance to win in front of a rec, hold melbourne crowd, and the which it's in the 4th the fire fire for the 1st time into use mux, the stipends written call. it failed him. is on fire. it's completely melted the car after winning the open sea races the season will tackle hold of a stop and was out to the australia in chrome pre online full. that when the lights went off the right rear brakes stuck on. and um yeah, it didn't cool. so i just kept them being warm or warmer, giving me really weird. instability is and then of course it called fire 7 time world champion louis hamilton's right school. so i finished early is mercedes, came to it on the schedule, hold on, left 16. hamilton post to watch on this for rory's call a science put on a driving master class. meanwhile, the gas out in front about 447 seconds selling system on hamilton is set to replace out the autonomy and say next season. it is this funny, missed the last girl and pretty in saudi arabia because he was having surgery for a pen besides this, this was quite the come back to a regular melvin proud of m

so that's going to knock back those temperatures in melbourne to 25 degrees can easily go not much to report on sundays. so put this day forward. we've got this patch of what weather coming in to the southern lp's here. so rain and wind warnings to be expected. we do talk often about the day and copious amounts of rain here over the last 24 hours. you saw months worth of rain, so raging rivers to be expected here over the next little bit. got this disturbance in the indian ocean that's feeding a lot of showers and storms around bali, a non bulk islands, also east of these islands as well. copious amounts of rain falling north of this, not much to reports, few showers, wet weather around, southern china, pushing into high end providence. and we see that rain, but look at this by monday. it starts to move out. so with the sun out, great lane gets up to 24 degrees c a brought to you by visit cuts on president biden says one to 2 states solution for palestinians and israelis . but does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what

kingdom taking over a very schumann domain, who is mob of kangaroos, took over a golf course in a melbourne, australia, helping fairways greens and sun bun, cuz bouncing along the grass. living players still here as well. one goal fulfilled as he was about to hit his shots the and that's it from me and the news team feel good will have a world news that i paid for you at the top of the i don't go way. conflict zone is up. next was an interview with the full me addiction minister of foreign affairs. lakeside gab offers for me and then you see the to the conflict. so with sarah kelly, 5 months into the war and gaza and sadly chaos around and aid con boy has glaringly highlighted the desperation and climbed the desk for a month civilians. my guess the police on complex on is not responding form, egyptian foreign minister and long time diplomat at what point is needed to have no choice but to consider opening a supporter to thousands onto monetary and ground conflict. next on dw, thank you so much. the new will tell you, we are happy that we are back to the story. we have a getting a visa is mo

stole the show at the australian grand prix, capping off a remarkable return to form and fitness in melbourneappen who was on pole. but the dutchman handed him the lead, after having to retire his red bull with brake problems. the race finished under safety car conditions after britain's george russell crashed his mercedes at the end. he was unhurt — and sainz claimed victory, two weeks after having his appendix out. ahead of ferrari team mate charles leclerc, with the mclaren of britain's lando norris completing the podium. you start the year with the bad news of the nonrenewal, and i've been thinking, what is next in my life? then you prepare yourself, you go to training, you do your winter testing, and then a good start to the season, and then we alone will i be back? we'll be back in good form and how long will it take to get up to speed and be confident. and suddenly you come back and win, and itjust shows how beautiful is life in that sense, life is good sometimes. drama in the moto gp in portugal too — asjorge martin won for his first victory of the season, following a bizarre incident

people say we have waiters races in our city like melbourne, london, they do happen in other cities butwas the original which started in 1914 and was run every year for the next 100 years more or less until as you said some years ago when the sponsors pulled out. it was set up by a newspaper, and people who come from the overrun region of central france, they traditionally and still supply waiters and waitresses and a lot of them are employed running the bars and restaurants in paris and this paper set up the race back in 1914 to show off the trade and to attract people into the business of being waiters and if you look at the old footage you will see regular footage from the 30s and 40s of the race taking place with only men in those days running around the city wearing formal attire of an apron and black trousers and so on. at run out because the paper ran out of money some years ago and now it's being revived by the city, this time. and the idea is i guess to make it an annual event again but of course the link to the olympics is there in a kind of way because everything happens in p

gulf of mine, mr. passed on a smartphone, as a huge mob of kangaroos took over a golf course in melbourne in very athletic fashion. i might enjoy and thanks for watching the or even that is india and it's a very viable davis, tennessee. they're getting a lot of valuable boss on the fraction of them to find a waste of them. okay, so what happens to that? they thrown away to change this people in this eco india on d. w. big hot dogs make a strong case against smoking in frames because health is needed. the constant harassment can even lead today. and when the little ones have i learned to defend themselves, focus on here in 60 minutes on dw, the loading away when it's 40 degrees celsius in the shade can be deadly during times of climate change. i asked where hers, what was the most difficult part of their job? uniformly, they spoke about heat being the most difficult part of their jobs. how do rising temperatures change the central heat stocks, march 15th on d. w. the dates around to fish and they might just mtv ocean. hello and welcome. i'm so i think everybody's and you all are watching e

quite boston is chat in global is i'm at politics at deacon the university and joins us out from melbourne. so ice ok, great. what is this particular branch of ice so about? so what could the motive of being to target a concept hole just outside my skin, who is the tech to certainly seems to be honest as improperly as, as k, as in carson products are close to us. it's not kind of sun, it has uh fi has an old list of people problems of, of cost on the $1000.00 people. but uh, they launched items and dozens of attacks inside comes on, including it in the direction embassy and against chinese and other types. russia beaches probably in isis and lost this type propaganda. and there are many russian nationals associated with a i suicide also rises in carson products. so this attack is probably the type of convenience, but we must the 6th day of tax. it is, let me explain his claim, but last night use him. russia pro, outside the cool is, is a cause a base site that russia has. well, that's hands, it isn't. what's happened not got us done, but also in the syria or in the rock. and you can sort o

a business, well, because she is alone, she is capable of to transport something from toronto to melbourne the world needs maybe two dreams or three, well, you simply don’t need more for business, but then you need to either cooperate or negotiate something with someone, independently create dozens of boards per year, i think, just impossible that will you say well, here you can look at this whole problem from many different angles, you can say that kyiv and bohuslaviv destroyed the ukrainian aviation industry, because we had a rather powerful potential that was used in the wrong direction, it was used in the direction of joining the aviation industry russia, to be their vassals , and this was the main problem, and this is the main thing that... all this led to the destruction of our aircraft industry, let's call things by their names, despite all that, we had a very powerful motor industry, but when in we, ivchenko, kb ivchenko were separated from such a serious joint work with motor sich, motor sich actually started from the beginning when boguslayiv headed it, it stopped developing from

on terror. 54 in melbourne on inside the bay.e bit warmer 50's and 60's there working away down the peninsula. nice numbers out there. some mild warm temperatures in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. 60's another round, some low 70's there in san jose about 70 degrees in pleasanton. 69 in dublin, 60 degrees. moraga 67 in orinda. so we've got some nice weather setting itself up or least one more day and then things begin to change. the clouds are going to gather. and then as we get to friday, we're talking about a return to some rain, more cold showers. look at the temperatures are dropping. go from 70's to numbers hovering in the 50's for highs. a big change in the weather coming our way for the next couple days. nichols already give me that. that's think i'm getting used because some of that from all the way across the 2 issues like what you're bringing packing all. so that's all more one or give you this. the guy, again, i have a question really whether and errors. >> you know, that receiver on the detroit lions is saint bro

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