he had himself down as the director with an address in western melbourne. nothing to lose, so ijumped in my car and drove over and knocked on his door. australian academics have identified key psychological factors that cause people to fall for scams. emotions can be manipulated to create a sense of urgency, fear or excitement, especially when it comes to money. for almost everyone, financial desire and, uh, in tough economic times, financial vulnerabilities. so it's usually a scam that says, you know, if you don't do something, you will lose your money, or if you do something, you'll gain a lot. scams are costing australians more than $3,500 every minute. older people are most vulnerable, but it can happen to almost everyone. the banking industry says it has some of the strongest anti—scam measures. the government wants australia to become a global leader in stopping this type of financial crime. but legal experts believe that victims need more support. i think it's incredibly- prevalent, the shame that people feel, that they feel like it was their fault.

andrew thomas there in melbourne.on bandmates have reacted to his death, as tributes pour in following the death of the 31—year—old artist. payne fell from a hotel balcony in buenos aires late on wednesday. the singer rose to global stardom as part of the boyband, selling 70 millions records worldwide. azadeh moshiri reports. fans had long called for a one direction reunion, but now liam payne's former band mates are united in grief. in a statement, louis tomlinson, zayn malik, niall horan and harry styles said we will take some time to grieve and process the loss of our brother who we love dearly. that sense they were more than bandmates, more than friends was echoed in separate tributes. louis tomlinson thanked liam for being the kind brother i'd longed all my life for. zayn malik wrote, i lost a brother when you left us and can't explain to you what i'd give to just give you a hug one last time. and harry styles said he was devastated and wrote — the years we spent together will forever remain among the most cheris

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naser mashney, joining us out of uh melbourne, thank you both and do stay safe and viewers that brings us to the end of your press tv news boleton, thank you for joining us and bye-bye for now. operation took israel off guard, playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack. but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason? gaza stripped of life. the netherlands, the hague near the sorflet national park, peace palace. the most important case of the court was dealing with humanitarian disaster between the eastern part of the jordan river and its mediterranean coast. israel has been at war in gaza strip since october 2023, killing civilians, the elderly, women, and children. they all presented the world with dramatic moments that had not been shown in any historical genre movie. it was a massive genocide that israel engaged in. if the legal campaign continues, it can spell the end of israel. this is an opening of justice that can turn the world upside down.

look at thursday afternoon, right there at melbourne, it's just exiting. so, 12 hours of this terrorizing the center part of florida. have to show you the hurricane warnings, all the way from daytona to vero beach. also, the surge. >> you mentioned the 10 to 15, but fort myers, they upped it, i think that was the right thing, 8 to 12 feet. 5 to 8 for naples. 2 to 5 includes jacksonville. we want to show you the timing. we've got this short-term model showing a 115-mile-per-hour wind speed, david, at st. pete beach. we're going to see a lot of wind damage and up to 18 inches of rain could cause flash flooding. >> david: let's hope the wind shear knocks this down, but don't be fooled. category 5, category 3, it still does an enormous amount of damage. ginger zee, i'll see you right there in florida, ginger, tomorrow night. >>> tonight, with hurricane milton fast approaching, just days after hurricane helene slammed into the u.s., former president trump targeting fema again today, just as millions try to recover from this. vice president kamala harris blastin

luego deberÍa salir a travÉs de la ciudad de melbourne. vientos de huracÁn se van a estar sintiendo desde tampa a fort myers, incluso orlando kissimmee, melbourn. aÚn existe la posibilidad de que puedan ver vientos sobre el asiento diez millas por hora y vean la marejada ciclÓnica, la que se teme mÁs de 15 pies de altura. sumamente peligroso. julio. >> bien, carlos, estamos atentos entonces a esa trayectoria y a lo que va diciendo. las autoridades del centro nacional de huracanes. gracias. vemos que de una u otra manera, casi toda la penÍnsula de la florida sentirÁ el golpe de milton en este mapa se puedr marcados en rojo los 12 condados, en donde la orden de evacuaciÓn es obligatoria en amarillo y naranja. las zonas donde las evacuaciones son parciales o voluntarias tierra adentro no impactarÁ de forma directa, pero sÍ existe el riesgo de que haya inundaciones. asÍ que vamos con vanessa y esÁa en orlando, en el centro del estado. vanessa cÓmo estÁn las cosas ahÍ? buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes. julio pues aquÍ los residentes se han prepa

especially along the southeast coast of florida from miami northward to melbourne but also includinge way down to the 40 keys, it tornado watch in effect for this area through 9:00 p.m. tonight, likely extended into the night hours. in remember you can have multiple potential tornadoes impact you in the same area as these thunderstorms as we see on the radar, just because you had one tornado warning and it moves past you doesn't mean you can't be affected by another potential tornado later on. so as we go through the nighttime hours we want to have multiple ways to receive weather warnings through your phone alerts turned on on your smartphone, noaa weather radio, reach out to your loved ones and friends if you see an issue, you want to be alerted of a tornado warning or flash flood emergency issue especially overnight so you can get to a safe location. let's talk a little bit about post-storm safety. we know the storm is getting started but in the aftermath of significant hurricanes like milton we lose a lot people to post storm accident so widespread power outages, how to keep your

melbourne that is there, ms.en there. >> bill: you have to walk the floor boards and make sure everything is in place. >> dana: moments ago former special prosecutor nathan wade arrived on capitol hill sitting for a closed-door deposition as part of the house judiciary committee's investigation into the georgia election case. chad pergram has the story for us. good morning, chad. >> good morning, dana. nathan wade arrived a little more than an hour ago. this is part of the judiciary committee's investigation into the prosecutions of former president trump and whether or not there was bias in those investigations and prosecutions. nathan wade when he arrived did not have much to say as he entered the room. >> are you going to follow those instructions? do you have a message this morning? what do you think about -- [inaudible] >> are you going to say anything of relevance today? >> fulton county district attorney fani willis told the judiciary committee wade did not need to answer their questions. the committee is

stockholm, amsterdam, rome, jakarta, santiago, new york, washington, chicago , toronto, sydney, melbourne, copenhagen, paris, berlin, belgrade, karachi, istanbul, cape town, and dozens of other cities and countries in the world were the scene where the free people of the world showed the storm of al -aqsa . had in this regard. tomas hofland, a dutch pro-palestine activist, the founder of the amsterdam branch of the students' association for justice in palestine and the coordinator of samdon international group, we are going to amsterdam, mr. hofland, greetings from mr. hofland , you have my voice. we are talking together. you have been following the palestinian issue for years, years before the storm al-aqsa, you played a role in establishing the amsterdam branch of the students' association for justice in palestine, and you were also the coordinator of the samdon group. as a dutchman , what basically made you decide to work for palestine and the palestinians years ago? thank you very much . first of all, i have to say that we did a lot of actions in amsterdam and there was serious suppor

this i am joined by andrew thomas a lecturer in international relations at deakin university in melbournes on gaza but your reaction to what we have seen in lebanon on of late. what is your overriding thought when you see how the conflict is developing there? i think it's clear and emblematic of the connection between both gaza and lebanon on the wider regional conflict that appears to be developing, there does not seem to be a clear strategic objective from the israeli side. it's not entirely clear what they want to achieve or what they wish to achieve in southern lebanon on, it's not even entirely clear what they want to achieve within gaza. this lack of strategic direction is not only contributing to chaos on both fronts, but it is confusing and alarming adverse series in iran, in hezbollah, and other actors in the region. and that is causing tensions, that is causing rising tension and an escalation in the conflict so as you said we are unlikely to see a resolution any time soon. in fact we are probably looking at things ratcheting up even further. , . ., ., further. israel might want

the flash flood risk there today specifically centered from melbourne to orlando and points north of there. we're going to see that wind down for places like tampa and sarasota as we see dryer conditions. still, it's the east coast especially this morning we'll to watch for the potential of flooding. it was incredible flooding from the west coast into the overnight hours. we saw really impressive rainfall amounts happening in places like st. petersburg, where in a 1-hour window we received 5 inches of rain. that is a 1 in 1,000-year event kind of rainfall. and you can see over 18 inches in just a 24-hour period. so a flash flooding emergency was ongoing for folks there. that has since expired, but we still have flash flooding concerns across the region. notice clear water beach 14 inches of rain. the flooding concern the waters are likely still receding as we go through the last couple of hours and get through the morning hours. winds have weakened on the west coast, but on the east coast we've still got daytona beach, 83 miles per hour. notice some of the highest wind gusts that we'

brussels, stockholm, amsterdam, jakarta , santiago, new york, washington, chicago, toronto, sydney, melbourne, copenhagen, paris . berlin, belgrade, karachi , istanbul, cape town and dozens of other cities and countries in the world it was a scene where the free people of the world showed the storm of al-aqsa, which was the beginning of the global awakening for the freedom of palestine. in the first case and conversation of tonight's program , we examine what effect the al-akhsa storm has had on global awareness. in this regard , we have tomas hofland, a dutch pro-palestine activist, the founder of the amsterdam branch of the students' association for justice in palestine and the coordinator of the samdon international group. we are going to amsterdam, mr. hello hofland. kurdi, years before al-aqsa storm , you played a role in establishing the amsterdam branch of the student association for justice in palestine, and you were also the coordinator of the samdun group. as a dutchman, what basically happened that you decided years ago to work for palestine and the palestinians? thank you very muc

khatun gave his first game to melbourne city, australia . ali tawfiq was selected as the head coach of the new iran basketball team or the national team of iran. and anthony stokes, the former striker of the press football team police sentenced to 15 months in prison for carrying cocaine and driving at high speed. was convicted this irish player had already been jailed for a month for spreading threatening messages. thank you for your companionship and god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and speedy their fate. greetings, dear viewers, to the news section of saat. welcome lebanon's resistance targeted hayuha area and the leviathan gas platform in the north of occupied palestine with missiles. this operation was carried out in response to the continuous aggressive attacks of the simonist regime on southern lebanon. lebanon's hezbollah too.

ignorance and lack of education, but most people in that australia is still resisting, for example, in melbournere getting a strong fist in their colorful faces at another meeting. it is not surprising that many people are trying to not just lock themselves in an apartment from this whole picture, but to leave the country where perverts are vulgar. people for whom the traditional upbringing of their family, their own children, is more important, well... that is, even those advantages that they have in their countries, are fleeing, well, indeed, many people they are moving, it's not that directly, well, that is, i don't see that these are some hundreds of thousands, what i... two swiss citizens, knowing that the school had established a new rule, during the week the boys had to wear women's dresses out of respect for the girls, actually the family, which then turned to me for help, took the child away in advance for the holidays, well, so that he wouldn't have to go through this, through this holiday of life, the parents were called to the school and... they were given a paper that the child woul

deberÍan estar extendiÉndose tierra adentro sobre localidades como orlando kissimmee y el Área de melbournemÁs te llama la atenciÓn de este huracÁn? milton claro. >> debo decir que su rÁpido proceso de fortalecimiento. pero mÁs allÁ de esto, el que va a estar afectando localidades que desde el 2022 ya han visto cuatro huracanes y este serÍa el quinto huracÁn en hacer entrada por la costa oeste del paÍs. son costas que ya son frÁgiles, dÉbiles, muy endebles y el impacto de un poderoso huracÁn como este va a poner en riesgo un alto nÚmero de personas. ademÁs, el hecho de que el campo de vientos comience a expandirse de forma significativa, esto representa que muchas mÁs personas van a estar viendo daÑos asociados a este ciclÓn. por eso la importancia de la preparaciÓn y tomar medidas que pongan. obviamente nos ayuden a proteger nuestra vida y tambiÉn nuestra propiedad. aranza sin duda. >> pues carlos, muchÍsimas gracias, mucho cuidado y estamos al pendiente contigo maÑana justamente para seguir cubriendo a milton. buenas noches. orlando es una ciudad turÍstica muy importante y hogar de muchos

to learn more, it raised awareness so you have the points of education, you have the points of uh melbourne actually held really good protests because they had the uh weapons expo and they were protesting outside it and it did get a little bit violent buse they had the right squad but the message was loud and clear that we do not want such weaponry, especially produced in this country, mean talas is involved, f35 parts are made here, and all of those are being used to kill everyone's relatives overseas in in the middle east and around west asia, because we know the crimes don't you know aren't limited to those countries, however in the context of things, yes between palestine and lot of what is being made here is used in conjunction with the us and the uk's weapons manufacturing, whether it's elbit systems or otherwise, so 100% from uh city of sydney has said set of boycots, university of new south wales has decided to cut tires with uh certain manufacturers and certain uh companies tight to israel um and i believe university of western sydney did some too, so it definitely has had a wide s

y melbourne, a todos ustedes que nos ven desde allÁ, busquen refugio, busquen un lugar cÉntrico dentroorque lo que se ha estado viviendo en tampa va camino hacia lo que es el centro de la florida en los prÓximos minutos. milton sigue siendo un huracÁn categorÍa dos con vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 105 millas por hora. y no serÁ hasta maÑana cuando su centro de circulaciÓn salga temprano sobre las aguas del ocÉano atlÁntico. ya degradado como un huracÁn. categorÍa uno. >> aranza carlos. otra de las preocupaciones no nada mÁs es la marejada ciclÓnica, sino tambiÉn la acumulaciÓn de agua en labiÉn superficie. que hay de los rÍos, las lagunas, aquellos cuerpos de agua. >> bueno, el temor con ellos es el siguiente, y es el hecho de que ellos no van a poder desembocar, mÁs bien no van a poder llevar el agua que cae en tierra, tierra adentro, hacia el mar, porque el aumento en el nivel del mar se ha estado dando. pero el aspecto positivo, por lo menos aquÍ en tampa, es el hecho de que nunca se llegÓ a reportar la marejada ciclÓnica que previamente se anticipaba, porque milton entrÓ mucho mÁs

there is is a stone support, there is a st support, as we can see in different parts of australia, melbourne, sydney, et there have been protests and demonstrations, tens of thousands of people joining just to oppose its government. standard just to tell its government that we have chosen you to be the representatives to tell the world that what we are asking, we are asking for seasfire in in gaza, we are asking for seasfire in palestan, we are asking for seasfire in in lebanon, because this is ultimately a genocide where tens of thousands of people, especially young children have been massacred brutally, and this can be nothing less than less than a genocide, but today's visual was... by extreme security measures, it was curtailed to a sit in demonstration and not a demonstration where we where the participants and where the demonstrators were allowed to walk, but security st security measures were in place and the demonstrators and presters were asked to follow the instructions that have been given to the organiz, despite all this people fairlessly took to streets in support of gaza and ar

in thailand, capital will face melbourne, australia in the first step on sunday. in the second semi-final match of the futsal world cup , argentina will play against france in the next few minutes . last night, in the first match of this stage, brazil won three times. he defeated krain and went to the final match . with the announcement of juventus, the brazilian defender gleason bremer will be out of football for 6-7 months due to the injury of the goalkeeper's foot last night against leipzig in the european champions league. will be far in the first night of the matches of the second week of the group stage of the european football league, and in the most important game tonight, manchester united will play against proto and rome will play against afsburg sweden . in the continuation of the group round of the european conference league tonight and in the most important game, chelsea hosted belgian gent last night and on the first day of the games, rapid vienna austria and vitor. the game of portugal and their rivals is overpowered they did and our opportunity has

these people are protesting, i see no difference to how protesters here are treated in the west, in melbourne, the people have protested for one year and they will continue to protest. thank you, firaz ali, welcome to the conversation, firaz, i like to put the same question to you, there are protesters literally risking life and lim in some countries we see today, including bahrain to... their solidarity and support for uh victims in the region of israel's aggression, your initial thoughts? the interesting thing about the protest ongoing now in bahrain is that this is the same regime that back in 2011 and onward tried to silence the protesters in what they in west called the arab spring, they did that by bringing different nationals to work in the air security forces by uh putting people on trial in prison and so on, just for expressing their views, and yet we see that nothing of that have scared the people of bahrain to continue their path and continue supporting the resistance and the right will, the right will decision for the palestinian people to determine their future for themselves and

lucie up through melbourne, orlando, almost a gainesville, st. augustine everywhere in here is at risk of seeing those hurricane conditions widespread power for outages, structural damage, tree damage, with the expect specter of a major hurricane landfall somewhere here on the west central florida coast, bringing devastating impacts from when to that region. >> this looks as though it will be the worst storm to hit tampa in a century, just how catastrophic might this hurricane be well, it certainly has that potential it's all going to come down to exactly where the center crosses the coast. >> if we have the center across the coast near or just north of the tampa bay region. that's where we're going to see that ten to 15 feet of storm surge pushing all the way up into tampa bay. they haven't experienced anything like that and anyone living memory if the track is a little farther south, that a higher storm surge maybe shifted south down to places like manatee county or sarasota or even closer to port charlotte. so we don't know and we're not gonna

parts of new south wales and we'll see something of a cool down behind that system for cities like melbourne and who bought any 14 degrees celsius here on tuesday. and a drop of about 10 degrees in sydney with some wet weather nipping out the edges. but else wherever it is to a story of heat, certainly across the northern areas, with temperatures picking lights up into the high thirty's for northern pots of w, a central areas as well. seeing that heat. honestly the story of heat, east areas of the south island, the temperatures in places like christ church went above the average for this time if you had that one last the we all seen some where to weather starting to creep its way in. that'll push its way up the south island on choose a, bring a bit of a wintery mix to the very south as well. of the unique perspective. liberties have largely let go of their belief in a government of 11, not on heard voices. we have the perfect recipe for infectious disease outbreak. it is a catastrophe. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere you address my phase of the

increase in uh numbers by the time tomorrow uh arrives, the way we locate is entire australia, sydney, melbourne, adelante. these protests have been witnessed and observed, the the authorities have always stood for the people of australia, because australian people believe that they have right to express, and and in this way people of australia have expressed their solidarity with the palestinian people, solidarity with the lebanese people, and at the same time they have denounced that the actions that their government has failed, their government has failed to take for humanity. uh they they feel for it, but at the same time and not to forget that australia has champions every week these protests to support the cause of palestine, tomorrow again australia will hold visual because as it marks one year of devastating war in gaza, devastating war in palestine and now in lebanon, so people in australia have decided that they will again join hands and come to a place to protest and demand. immediate fire, so the cease fire demands is drawing higher and higher, but at the same time the government in

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que es la madrugada del dÍa jueves como un huracÁn categorÍa tres ahora y luego sale a travÉs de melbourneque va a estar teniendo particularmente en el centro de la florida y vean esa imagen muestra el campo de vientos amplio que deberÍa estar afectando prÁcticamente todo el estado de la florida con vientos de tormenta. pero los mÁs intensos van a estar ocurriendo en lo que es el Área de tampa, sarasota y fort myers, mientras que en orlando y kissimmee se van a estar reportando vientos de huracÁn de hasta 110 millas por hora. asÍ que compaÑeros, ya la situaciÓn. yo creo que ya la suerte estÁ echada y es el centro de la florida, la localidad que va a estar recibiendo tanto el centro como el oeste, la peor parte de esta perturbaciÓn. >> carlos tenemos el tiempo contado, pero rÁpidamente aÚn hay tiempo para evacuar. sÍ o no? >> bueno, realmente ya no ya las primeras bandas de lluvia comienzan a afectar y yo creo que el mensaje para nuestra gente es permanecer en casa y sobre todo en caso de que se emitan avisos de tornado, buscar un lugar cÉntrico dentro de su residencia, un lugar que estÉ ro

to the commonwealth heads of government meeting in samoa. 0ur news reporter emer mccarthy is in melbournefor the royal couple. of course, many viewers will be well aware of the very active discussions in australia about the future of the monarchy there. tell us how this visit is being greeted overall? ~ , ,., , this visit is being greeted overall? ~ , ~ , overall? absolutely. as you said, overall? absolutely. as you said. wet — overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and _ overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and windy - overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and windy start i overall? absolutely. as you j said, wet and windy start to the visit, probably something that charles and camilla are quite used to. this debate over the republic in australia, this isn't something new. australians went to the polls in 1999 for a referendum on coming a republic, which was narrowly defeated. anthony albanese c has set in the past he said he would be interested in having the republic debate again, but it has gone very quiet over the past few years and months. the australian republican movement, the larg

100 times the shy was making the wife of the race was sort something to come for that se encoder melbourne. $25.00 celsius, i believe not doing too badly at $28.00 degrees, but this will flush that heat out of the way of calls me back into the low twenty's . by the time we come to fraud, i some went to where the coming unit cost has made any of that time all the time. we are looking at some pretty unsettled weather. good spring showers sunshine to show us that for new zealand day will be blustery. at times, add a symbol of pictures to go on through the weekend, but dry weather starts to push, backing behind. so hang on in the slow as usual. i mean lot across much of china, but we have got some very heavy rate for taiwan. this is a cause where we have our tie food and it's kind of stuck in a similar area. so vast amounts of frightful floods must slides storm, such a big problem here. over the next couple of days, actually it sits, there was a go one through friday. meanwhile, turning west. so once again, put japan the, the, the latest news as it breaks. we just heard the strikes very close

first visit here since 2018, when as prince of wales, he came to open the commonwealth games in melbourney in that welcoming party, the king is being greeted by the australian prime minister, anthony albanese. he is of course a republican, someone who has said that he would politically like australia to become a republic. he believes australia should have an australian head of state. but the mood in the room for this visit is that that won't be a live political issue during the trip. in fact, the australian prime minister, the man who would like this country to be a republic, is going to be one of the hosts of the king and queen while they are here and there are a lot of other domestic political pressures on the australian prime minister, which mean the idea of this becoming a republic, of there being a referendum of the australian people around a republic, is off the table for now because there are more pressing issues. we can see the welcoming party continuing on the tarmac of sydney's international airport is the king and queen are greeted on theirfirst visit to king and queen are gree

the temperature in melbourne at 25 on sunday. how could over 2000 be cmt just peter. the babies were taken in the middle of the night without the parent's consent. it's a 17 year old mister, this to hans some human night jewish families in israel. this wasn't an accident. he's one of the states. it was a system of just the or world here's disturbing allegations of deep sense and irregular adoption israel. the, i mean, i chosen if there are no, just the around the north, georgia 0 reminder, what's on the songs. this is what the forces of killed at least associates kind of savings and con unice. since the early hours of friday morning, civil defense doings of recovering those killed from under the roof. is there any forces of also stuck residential buildings in jamalia with dozens of people killed and injured hundreds of thousands of palestinians of trucks in the north of gaza as the siege enters its 21st day. and at least 3 journalists have been killed and is really striking the cost be a in southern level. israel targeted a building where journalists were staying evid

melbourne, sydney, canberra, brisbane — they were just choked in smoke for a lot of days. which was really distressing. i suppose i kind of realised that climate change isn't going to solve itself. i can't just wait for someone else to do it. i need to get out there and help. how does climate change affect athletes like yourself? as an endurance athlete in an outdoor event, i'm particularly susceptible to heatwaves and air pollution in general. in 2023, in budapest, at that world championships, i actually had some heat stroke, was unable to finish the race. i suppose, as an athlete, your brain isjust so busy concentrating on trying to reach the goal of getting to the end as quickly as possible that sometimes you're casting your own safety aside. this year, i've come out and won an olympic bronze medal, but i do know athletes that haven't been so lucky when they've experienced heat stroke. climate change affects athletes in different ways depending on what sport or event they do. we saw the triathlon in paris. the conditions in the seine river with the pollution were a chal

as soon as she said royal ballet, i thought it was in melbourne or something.n you came here and you went through the ballet school, and then you got a job at 18 with the royal ballet, that kind of pressure on a young person, what was it like? when ijoined the school — this is well over 20 years ago now — the safeguarding rules and things were a very different world then. so, the school had no room in the accommodation, so i was put in a hostel. i didn't know a soul. i didn't have any guardian here in the uk. there was there was no family to go to on a sunday to have a roast. but i was on this mission. i was on an absolute mission to fulfil this passion of mine. i had no idea what world i was entering, ijust loved it. so, at the age of 18, joining the company, i'd been in london forjust over a year, and if i'm really truthfully honest, i was riddled with homesickness. it was quite crippling at times. i would break out into rashes and of course, with my colouring, it was just assumed. it was just assumed, "oh, you've got sensitive skin" and you know, "here are s

daytona beach, orlando, melbourne, tampa, sarasota. watch for twists, big-time tornados. the surge is happening now. 9 to 13 feet just to our north. 8 to 12 around here. 6 to 9 feet, david, around you. the surge is going to last the next four or five hours, and high tide is early tomorrow morning. so it's only going to grow. >> david: ginger, just extraordinary wind gusts right here with this hurricane making landfall as we're on the air. excellent reporting from you and the team. please stay safe. the stunning power of this hurricane was already clear even before landfall tonight. those tornados ripping through neighborhoods. at least 30 reported tornados already. and of course the real concern is this potentially historic storm surge that ginger said is now following this hurricane making landfall. victor oquendo is in sarasota where they're obviously feeling this at this hour. >> reporter: tonight, monster hurricane milton unleashing a tornado outbreak across florida. at least 30 twisters reported already. terrifying home surveillance video capturing the moment this to

now we had a cold front pole through behind it. temperature has dropped the cities like melbourne and her bob. but we will see some recovery here on wednesday. it will be much cooler and went to, however, it was thunder. we down paused for brisbin. now christ church has managed to hold onto a lot of that one. despite some severe weather, sweeping its way up the south side, and they'll bring a bit of a wintery field to southern areas and snow on the higher ground, and some very what, whether it's most central areas on choose day. it's will be much most excelled but breezy across the nor filing, but they come those showers on wednesday. a cooler drop coming into christ church as well by the mid week. and things are looking a lot cooler across some of the northern cities in china. thanks to the north east mon soon. sorry. hot and dry in hong kong was the temperature has come down in japan. thanks to where to where the or the latest news as it breaks. so it's kind of, it's being unable to rule out a pre emptive strike on their own. on the health of israel appears to a policy without contr

so there there is is a st support, there is a st as we can see in different parts of australia, melbourne, sydney, at burt, there have been protests and demonstrations, tens of thousands of people joining, just to oppose its government's double standard, just to tell its government that... "we have chosen you to be the representatives to tell the world that what we are asking, we are asking for seefire in in gaza, we are asking for see's fire in palestan, we are asking for seas fire in in lebanon, because this is ultimately a genocide where tens of thousands of people, especially young children have been massacred brutally, and this can be nothing less than uh less than genocide, but today's visual was..."

northeast of new south wales plus the showers will continue the dust around tasmania, but not bad in melbourne, and also in adelaide and more of the same as we go through friday. low temperature desponding to drop off a little bow. shala's little bit of weight by the creeping tools. these even a bit for the most part. and they say that is lossy, dry pleasant. it's a little fresher, as we make our way through the week from the present to us a good part of china want to to show us to the south. i had to was a north korean peninsula is lossy dry, which was clearing away from east in japan. the i have the right to boycott, anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do you want to state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights. i regret not no more about the issue whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to him, quote on which is 0 the the, again, you're watching out, is there

let's speak to dr simon frankel pratt — a senior lecturer in political science at the university of melbourne morning. thank you forjoining us. if you could talk us through your assessment of israel's current strategy around that border area. , . , , ., strategy around that border area. , , , area. israel seems to be trying to escalate _ area. israel seems to be trying to escalate things _ area. israel seems to be trying to escalate things in _ area. israel seems to be trying to escalate things in order - area. israel seems to be trying to escalate things in order to l to escalate things in order to conclude the matter since the other possible conclusion, a hostage deal and these buy in gazais hostage deal and these buy in gaza is clearly not forthcoming. israel has in the past few weeks effectively deleted hezbollah pols make strategic and single either ship. since hezbollah is now in a weak position, looks as though israel is try to impress the matter by invading underground and attacking and destroying the physical infrastructure the rugby border area that has been phoning israel. ~ , ., .

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is the spot, landfall now, it will continue to make its way across the state between orlando and melbourne as a category 1 storm eventually and then out. now, as far as the winds are concerned, we are talking right now observable wind gusts, 59 in tampa. 47 miles per hour in sarasota. gainesville, 31. we're expecting upwards of 129-mile-per-hour wind gusts in sarasota, lakeland, orlando, 61 miles, captiva, 63, and then the storm surge, anywhere from 6 to 9 feet around tampa, sarasota, 9 to 13 feet, fort myers beach, 8 to 12 feet and on the other side, look right now, fort myers, 34.4-foot storm surge. naples bay, 4 1/2 feet, so it's start of 18 in before this is all over, so flooding beginning. the storm surge just starting and, again, with the heavy rain, we are going to be talking about upwards of 18 inches of rain before this is all over, so flooding is going to be a major problem. lester. >> all right, al, thanks very much. they are bracing for a major storm surge in fort myers. that's also south of where i am, and sam brock is there. sam, it's already been a very dangerous day there.

of new south wales, plus pre showers will continue the just around tasmania is either not bad in melbourne. and also in adelaide and more of the same as we go through friday, low temperature desponding to drop off a little bow. shala's little bit of weight by the creeping tools. these even but for the most part. and they say that as long as you try pleasant, it's a little fresher, as we make our way through the we want to present to us a good part of china want to, to show us to the south. i had to was a north korean peninsula is lossy drive, which was carrying away from east in japan. the typical movement seems us your nominate. decisions made from the white house, the sick millions around the world. stay without dra 0 for life, coverage of every wisdom to special programming and correspondence across the country. both parties are looking for any small group they can get to put them over the top. god bless the united states of america are great. the us elections on it. which is here does design isn't necessarily lead to anti semitic israel's war on down to as often lead to a completion of

so down towards the south east, the case not been too great here. 15 sell so from melbourne on friday afternoon. but time to just say will gradually pick up as we go on through the next couple of days. but the weather will scrape its way across south australia to saturday. about 2 balls looking fine and true. i mean, well, much of these even looking wet and so great and turning cold to christ church. around 13 degrees top temperature, hair full sized. i was that a little as we got one into sunday. blustery showers rattling that way through. what say some showers long spells afraid to just creeping away from that east. the side of japan, much of japan is looking fine. i drive it for eastern areas of china. we have got some what to weather on, the concerts, we go on through the next, outside, this area, very heavy, right? pushing its way through. tied up with a rad tropical storm further. so. so i'll put you on a shout as a cross match of china. the last you try and find the career. the unique perspective we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incid

now by vedi hadiz, director and professor of asian studies at the asia institute, university of melbourneh some signature, populist policies just to brand some signature, populist policiesjust to brand himself as a pro—people president and to shore up his popularity, independent of his support. these will include policies such as providing free lunches and free milk to schoolchildren and free milk to schoolchildren and raising the salaries of the civil service. what he's really interested in is a few interrelated things and she mentioned the enhancement of the indonesia milk capacity and because the fact he comes from the military and has support base in the military and would benefit from support of some businesses that would be controlled by military interest. and i think you would also have an interest in pushing forward the fortunes of his own patron edge and that has meant the use of institutes and resources or the accumulation of private capital and this will be centred amongst the alliance of politicians, bureaucrats and big business that are behind him and thirdly i think you will

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it's at a zoo in australia, melbourne. isn't it weird they have zoos there?or not. think about it. there are animals everywhere. >> judge jeanine: so sweet. >> greg: very lovable meerkat pups. they haven't been named yet, jesse. let's mo on to dana. >> dana: well, remember when president trump went to mcdonald's. he might have started a thing because people have been complaining about these mcflurry ice cream machines. they always get broken and can't get them fixed. might have done something the u.s. copyright office says mcdonald's owners can repair the machines on their own. all the franchises will be able to breakthrough the digital locks and diagnose the issues. the mcflurry is it is coming to you and it going to be great again. perino on politics i had joshua kraushaar for a little preview. >> greg: exciting. jessica. >> jessica: check this out. so cool my mom caught a ride in a self-driving car in san francisco. >> judge jeanine: oooh. >> jessica: coming home from dinner. >> it's haunted. no physical driver. >> jessica: she is in san francisco. jean ex