thousands of people pulled onto the streets in new zealand's capital wellington and in melbourne australia there demanding more action on climate change now. we basically waited to answer wanting a more ambitious eric up next year also wanting the government to clarify marriages . in germany there were similar scenes thousands of schoolchildren gathered in front of the plan book 8 and then it as hugh peet elections get on the way the students are demanding that politicians do more to protect the climate. it's up and. i would like to see all political groups of the newly elected european recall a mentor crossed party lines actually put climate policy on the agenda came up with it think of that for a few months ago fridays to future started with one person in sweden. now it's a global movement and governments around the world have free lies to have to take the protest seriously but according to the students' test still room for improvement. as they sing out coal is an extremely important issue and it has to be implemented it's a project we actively have to go through with. a worldwide climat

. >>> other cities participating include are boston, and melbourne, australia and lon p done. i amk pulling up my uber app. there are a half dozen vehicles in the area available. not sure how many drivers will take part in this. we reached out to get their response to this planned one day strike. we're waiting to hear rom them. drivers say that any riders out there who support their cause, they are asking them to avoid taking uber, lyft or any ride- share company today. >>> thank you. >>> time is 6:05. a woman in santa rosa is being treated for smoke in la lation. the firefighters kept the flames from spreading beyond the sixth floor unit but four others had water and smoke damage. the whole buildingway evacuated. the fire was traced to a power strip that had several devices plugged into it. damages estimated at $100,000. >> today while hear from the relatives of an african- american man shot and killed by police. the family of rye nell foster will hold a news conference about the police bol di cage video showing last year's which as that. they stopped him from riding a bike e

exception oberle this surprise result is a victory for right of center politics in australia under thomas al jazeera melbourne. also in australia a far right senator has lost his bid for reelection after blaming the new zealand mosque attacks on muslim immigration fraser anning was widely condemned after the killing of 51 people in christ church 2 months ago he tweeted then there's anyone still dispute the link between muslim immigration and violence. bolivia's president has begun his reelection campaign for a 4th consecutive term eval rollo's has been in power since 2006 and the opposition has called has the session to run for the october vote unconstitutional critics say he's ignoring the results of the referendum 3 years ago when voters clearly expressed their opposition to the reports. after 13 years in office many believe in scotland then brit time this was not that president he's credited with lifting tens of thousands out of poverty but giving a voice to women in the poor is getting a fairer price on the international markets they believe is commodities especially natural gas they don't know the brothe

exception overall this surprise result is a victory for a right of center politics in australia andrew thomas al-jazeera melbourne well staying in australia and the far right senator who made headlines after he blamed immigration for the christchurch mosque attack has lost his bid for reelection fraser and was widely condemned for saying that the massacre of 51 people in new zealand of march was the result of allowing muslims into the country and the previous election he only received 19 votes but was brought into parliament to replace another senator. michael dodd a former political correspondent for the australian broadcasting corporation and he says scott martin's a victory is far from resounding. as a win for scott morrison it's a narrow win and at this stage while counting until news we don't know whether he will actually be able to have a majority between him and his coalition partner and whether they'll either go for a minority government which suggests more instability in the future or be able to get some of the independent voters or minor parties on board to support them in what could be an unstable and

melbourne. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia as election opinion polls consistently had prime minister scott morrison and his rights of sense and liberal party behind the labor party rivals he and they defied expectations side friends. were going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for the a strategist that when i go to work every day. if i started struggles and trials every day they're looking for a fair go and they're having a go and they're going to get a guy from our government was in the sydney hotel hosting young expected that tree party the world's euphoria. good gosh it was the liberal party once again have profiles magnificent body scott morrison i said i'm not going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately about the least i thought was funny mr labor's been taking in people i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a potty labor policy supports as well very subject completely i can't believe that i. should shut up sorry that i got why did. you

>> i am, from melbourne, australia. stuart: what are you doing here?reneurs in frontier technology build their vision and products right here in new york city. stuart: what a guy. now i'm going to tell you, i'm not buying this self-driving car stuff. i'm not going to buy one. i can see one as a taxi, maybe, to take you somewhere. but as for the general population, going out and buying a self-driver, i don't see it. >> yeah, i think you are hitting on key thoughts around the capabilities of the technology and where you will see the first commercial deployment. i think the first one is weather conditions. they don't operate well in snow and ice or urban dense environments like fifth avenue here in new york. the second is they operate off of high density maps, either waymo maps that they create themselves or maps like we develop at one of our companies. stuart: why is all this money going into it? >> there's two reasons. if you look at waymo, the drive there is safety. 40,000 people died last year on the roads due to self-driving car collisions and 94% of

melbourne. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia as election opinion polls consistently had prime minister scott morrison and his rights of sense and liberal policy behind the labor party rivals he and they defied expectations side friends. were going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for the a strategist that when i go to work every day. if i started struggles and trials every day they're looking for a fair go and they're having a go and they're going to get a guy from our government was in the sydney hotel hosting young expected the tree party the was for the good jaunts it was the liberal party once again have profile not mention body scott morrison i said i'm not going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 weeks it's all to believe that the least i thought was it was funny mr labor's been taking these people i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a policy labor policies the polls as well very subdued completely i can't believe that i. shouted i say that straight out

fascinating is that the same thing happened to labor parties in places like london, sydney, melbourne and australia, and in canadian cities rates of these parties have come that have become more diverse as these parties have transformed and now we have a conglomeration economy that has emerged from the knowledge economy. haveese laces have come -- become -- these places have become desirable for knowledge economy employers. a concentration of democrats in those places, a different set of democrats but it is the same phenomenon. what the second part of the book does is try to understand what happens when we draw on these kinds of districts, on top of the geography we have been describing. you and up with a concentration of voters for the party of the left in urban districts. so that creates a situation where these parties are often able to, on the basis of their strength in cities, when the popular vote or do very well in statewide or national elections, but they do much worse in the distribution of seats in the state legislature or the national legislature because of this concentration. it is somet

fascinating is the same thing happens to labor parties in places like london and city and melbourne in australia. the same thing that happens to left voting in canadian cities. these parties have become more diverse as the cities have transformed. and so now we have economies that have emerged in the knowledge economy and it becomes quite desirable for knowledge economy employers to be concentrated in this certain set of cities. and in this case with the knowledge economy. this creates the concentration of democrats in those places. very different kind of set of democrats but the same phenomenon. and with the second part of the book, it tries to understand what happens when we draw these kinds of districts. on top of the geography that had been describing. vendor with a real concentration of orders for the party of the left and the urban districts, and so that creates a situation where these parties are often able to, on the basis of the strength in cities, win the popular vote or do very well in state or national elections. but they do much worse in the distribution of seats in the state legisl

melbourne . he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia as election opinion polls consistently had prime minister scott morrison and his rights of sense and liberal party behind the labor party rivals he and they defied expectations side friends were going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for the a strategist that we not go to work every day. if i started struggles and trials every day they're looking for a fair go and they're having a go and they're going to get a guy from our government the was in the sydney hotel hosting young expected that tree party the world's euphoria. good gosh it was the liberal party once again have profiles like me since adi scott morrison i said i might need this job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately about the least i thought was funny and labor's been taking people i mean that long with text in melbourne where they were expecting a party label politics the polls as well very subject completely i can't believe that i. should shut up i say that straight out why d

melbourne and this is been a tight race. extremely tight yes as you say the polls in most of australia on the eastern side the cities of melbourne brisbane and sydney closed about a minute ago now but the polls who remain open in the western part of this country for a couple of hours get a very tight race opinion polls for the last 2 years have given the left of center party a lead but that lead has been narrowing particularly in the last few weeks and it really could go either way as things stood in the last parliament well labor height 72 of the 150 seats in that pollen as it was then there's one extra state this time around 151 over rule don't need many to go their way so when this election i'm here in the room where bill shorten the opposition leader as he is at the moment will be lights are there to celebrate all commiserate but it will come ultimately down to a few marginal constituencies on the outskirts of some of australia's biggest cities and i've spent most of saturday in one of those constituencies to the west of melbourne. giving people a sausage sandwich when they arrive to vote is an australian tradition. almost e

melbourne, australia. it took me 30 hours to get you, but you can‘t miss days like this.of tottenham fans are already in madrid. from a north—west point of view, i have to say that it would be great for liverpool to win. having said that, aficionados will know that this studio is also the bbc brea kfast this studio is also the bbc breakfast studio, and on sunday i will be sitting here completely impartial, no matter who has one. thank you, roger. if you‘d like to see more on any of those stories you can access them via the bbc iplayer. a reminder we go nationwide every weekday afternoon at a:30pm on afternoon life. now, have you struggled to get an appointment with your doctor? gps surgery closures across the uk have reached an all time high, according to research carried out by the medical website pulse. it says nearly 1a0 surgeries shut last year — up from just 18 in 2013 — affecting an estimated half a million people. nhs england says this is often because of practices merging. leigh milner reports. say ah. excellent. every year, millions of people are treated by their

melbourne. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia as election opinion polls consistently had prime ministerscott morrison and his rights of sense and liberal party behind the labor party rivals he and they defied expectations side friends were going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for the a strategist that when i go to work every day. if i started struggles and trials every day they're looking for a fair go and they're having a go and they're going to get a guy from our government was in a sydney hotel hosting young expected the tree party the was for the good gosh it was the liberal party wants you can have profile like me and the student body scott morrison i said i'm not going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately about the least i thought was funny mr labor's been taking people i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a party label politics the polls as well very subject and i can't believe that i can't believe that i. should shut up i say that s

not expected of them i mean that a party loses the polls on the eastern side of australia that includes the cities of melbourne where i am said the forest been for example and tasmania likewise just about an hour ago now and already the votes in those places all being counted now the way the preferential voting system works it's a very slow process of formally coming up with results already done that is as the votes all. so far about 2 percent of votes being counted so far they all tally by the television networks here and i try and count from initially very small numbers of votes which way this one is going and i can tell you that in the last call parul side that we've had the reason a swing on towards the light column studies that prove that much more likely the labor party will win this election very very early in the testing like caution with that because there's an up to 5 times that we don't but that's how things look at them i mean it will come down to do marginal st in a few cities around the country i've spent most of saturday in one just to the west of melbourne which you sold day and that records an

exception overall the surprise result is a victory for rights of sense of politics in australia under thomas al-jazeera melbourne well the united nations as warning of a major humanitarian crisis in somalia which is again in the grip of drought 2000000 somalis are at risk of starvation unless they get imagine see aid and reports. hungry somalis arrive daily at this makeshift camp on the outskirts of the capital mogadishu their farms have failed and the animals have died sheltering here is now their best chance of surviving the drought the house the house are better than me i was a roof i left our home and farms because of drug related conditions and conflict our farms were hit badly by the drought thankfully now we live here somalis are leaving rural areas in the 10s of thousands to get food aid in the capital the failure of so-called long rains which usually sweep east africa between march and may has caused crop failures across the region aid agencies have scaled up efforts but say more support is needed the situation in somalia is very worrying we are just 2 years on from the 27000 drought which had a famine

. ♪ winter blastof a across southeast australia, the coldest may day in melbourne since 2012.he australian ups, only a levy in celsius for melbourne, not much better in hobart. warmer temperatures in the west, 24 in perth thursday, more clouds coming in friday to tamp down temperatures a little. temperatures will edge up to victoria, 13 degrees by friday, and 18 in cindy, 19 brisbane. the wet weather is running toward new zealand, increasingly cloudy skies coming through, wet and windy weather piling onto south island initially and gradually making its way across north island friday. temperatures around 17 in auckland, a high of 14 a little further south. rain on the eastern side of japan recently, clearer skies now, 25 celsius tokyo. clouds make their way in from the west. ♪ ♪ our top stories on al jazeera. israeli politicians have voted to dissolve parliament, paving the way for a second election after benjamin netanyahu failed to form a government in time. special counsel robert mueller has made his first public hisents since investigation into russian meddling in the 2016

drunks among other centers it means australia will be without their best player at the world cup in japan for 72 hours to appeal a correspondent. the latest from melbourne. this was the harshest punishment the rugby australia could hand out they could have gone for a suspension instead the time the nation of israel fell out of contract what they have said is that as a very well paid employee israel folau duty not just to play rugby but to represent the values of rugby australia those inclusiveness of welcoming people into the game by sending out what he knew would be a very controversial tweet with broad implications israel folau was breaching his contract so that he could rip it off the case that has been hugely controversial here in australia many people saying this not as an employment to speech but as a matter of freedom of speech and israel folau himself a suggested he may take this much higher possibly all the way to this country's supreme court qatar has unveiled a newly built world cup stadium the 2nd of 8 planned venues for football showpiece events in 2022 joining us roscoe was there. if this is a taste of what fans can expect at the world cup

melbourne. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia's election opinion polls consistently had prime minister scott morrison and his right of center liberal party behind their labor party rivals he and they defied expectations so friends we're going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for this.

this time and plenty of wet and windy weather around as well the southeastern parts of australia will cool in melbourne with a top temperature just of 17 degrees every towards new zealand we've had some very active weather recently but it's all beginning to come down wednesday and thursday should see a little bit of an improvement. in 20080 documented a groundbreaking scheme. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ready 10 years on we return to see how the students and the scheme a helping change the face of india. super 30 on al-jazeera. ok let's recap all of your top stories so far this half developing story out of sudan protesters in khartoum say shots have been fired me one of the roads leading to the city and outside of the army headquarters in the city demonstrators are reinforcing barricades on the roads despite a warning not to do from the military council. iran's accusing the u.s. of escalating tensions in the gulf region foreign minister brief says tehran predicted what he called a sabotage operation to escalate tensions on monday for cargo ships

melbourne. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia as election opinion polls consistently had prime ministerscott morrison and his rights of sense and liberal party behind the labor party rivals he and they defied expectations side friends were going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for the a strategist that we not go to work every day. if i started struggles and trials every day they're looking for a fair go and they're having a go and they're going to get a guy from our government the was in the sydney hotel hosting young expected that tree party the world's euphoria. good gosh it was the liberal party once again have revived like me since adi scott morrison i said i'm not going to see job how do the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately about the least i thought was funny mr labor's been talking to people i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a party label politics the polls as well very subject completely i can't believe that i. should shut up i sat straight up why d

overruled this surprise result is a victory for a right of center of politics in australia under thomas al-jazeera melbourne. the us president has said he's against abortions except in cases of rape incest or when the mother's life is in danger donald trump broke his silence days after the state of alabama outlawed nearly all abortions the votes in favor came from mostly male republicans hundreds of protesters are expected to march against the measure in several towns across the state in the coming hours. boeing has admitted flaws in its 737 max flight simulator software that's used to train pilots after 2 crashes killed 346 people the company says it simulators couldn't replicate conditions that contributed to the a field paean airlines crash in march and the lion air accident off indonesia's coast last december last october rather boeing says it's fixed the problem it's also working on software updates for the planes themselves which are grounded worldwide alec's much harris is an aviation analyst he says boeing still has a long way to go before it can restore confidence with airlines and the public. it h

the cloud in writing that will continue through south australia heading towards victoria ahead of that generally find a dry 2021 celsius melbourne and also for save me a lot of dry weather too into new zealand police for a time the cloud will build western parts of the south island will see some right as we go on through saturday but i think come sunday but he possibly could deal dry and project a little of the cool side only 12 degrees celsius there for christ. across the northern parts of japan southern parts on the other hand will be see 6 very heavy rain over the next couple of days south korea also seeing some lively showers possibility of some localized flooding and the showers remain into something. on counting the cost as the u.s. right. the pressure on iran we look at the straits of hormuz the most valuable waterway in the world sri lanka's tourism industry takes a hit off to the east the sunday attacks and flying cars as the future just to run . the cost on a duty to. tell me. what it. was. welcome back a quick look at adeline is now in the united nations is warning of a wasn't a humanitarian crisis. in syria is it liv

australia's ruling conservative coalition has clinched a surprise election victory prime minister scott morrison says it's a miracle although it's not yet clear i feel secure a palm tree majority andrew thomas reports from melbourne. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia as election opinion polls consistently had prime minister scott morrison and his rights of sense and liberal party behind the labor party rivals he and they defied expectations side friends we're going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for the a strategist that we now go to work every day. if i started struggles and trials every day they're looking for a fair go and they're having a go and they're going to get a guy from our government. in the sydney hotel hosting young expected that tree party the world's euphoria. gone she won the liberal party once again have profiles not membership adi scott morrison i said i'm not maybe this job how does the liberal body and let's enjoy the next 3 you think it's ultimately the least it's almost funny for later in taking the leap to that moment. in melbourne where they were expecting a policy labor policy supports as well very subje

exception overall this surprise result is a victory for a right of center politics in australia andrew thomas al-jazeera melbourne sudan's transitional military council says it's preparing for another round of talks with protest leaders later on sunday as follows pressure from world bodies like the un the e.u. and the african union and demonstrators hit the streets of hard to make it on saturday continuing their demand for a civilian government. to determine a new governing body were suspended for 72 hours on wednesday after protesters extended their roadblocks across the capital khartoum but morgan is joining us from there now that the talks are meant to go ahead in a few hours time is a coalition for freedom and change going into them with a position of strength. well they're in the opposition coalition and their declaration of freedom and change have always been saying that their pressure their support to base is has been the protesters who have been in front of the army headquarters for the past 6 weeks they're saying that these people their presence in for in front of the military headquarters is what is goi

melbourne. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia as election opinion polls consistently had prime minister scott morrison and his rights of sense and liberal policy behind the labor party rivals he and they defied expectations side friends were going to work to do. we all work to do and we're going to get back to work we're going to get back to work for the a strategist that when i go to work every day. if i started struggles and trials every day they're looking for a fair go and they're having a go and they're going to get a guy from our government was i in the sydney hotel hosting young expected the party the was for you. good gosh it was a little pot of wax you can have revised out like instant coffee scott morrison i sounded like maybe this job how does the liberal party and let's enjoy the next 3 think it's ultimately the least i thought was funny mr labor's been taking the leap i mean that long what's next in melbourne where they were expecting a policy labor policies the polls as well very subdued i believe that i can't believe it i. shouted i i sat straight up i. was. just to say t

you might see gray skies and wet weather across southern australia pushing to victoria, port fairy, pushing towards melbourne in melbourne. 23, 24 on the east coast the next couple of days. 19 celsius by saturday, more clouds coming in. clouds still clinging to coastal fringes of victoria saturday. clouds rolling into tasmania that will gradually move toward new zealand, expect what weather by the weekend. not bad at the moment, largely clear skies, north island best for sunshine, temperatures up to 18. clouds will roll across south island going on through saturday, wet weather coming in, auckland 16 celsius. temperatures rising across japan, lots of sunshine, tokyo with a top temperature of 31. ♪ ♪ host: welcome back. a quick look at headlines. the indian prime minister has claimed a landslide win in the general election and is set for another five-year term. his ruling party increased its majority in parliament. the u.s. is considering sending more troops to the middle east as tensions escalate with iran. washington has already explored -- has already deployed extra forces, saying it is facing unspecified

drury is a political strategist and adviser to deron hench as justice party in australia and he joins us now live from melbournevia skype len this is the hard fought election but also for independents and populist parties too. yes it has and and as you are it's now been a couple of. taxation being run on the environment being mean either and ironically it looks like the man who are prime minister tony abbott is about to lose his seat a man who got rid of a carbon tax cross on carbon just a couple years ago and he's probably going to lose a seat to an independent that is for on environmental issues. and glenn some i believe call you the preference whisperer can you give our viewers a brief and simple explanation of how this very complex system works to put the whole parliament together. we have a system of optional and compulsory prevention system the voting in australia and if we compare that to something like say the usa for example where it's a big leap 1st past the post you know strongly you can vote for multiple candidates for example if i wish to vote greens are i could put a one in the box next to the gre

saturday slightly dribbling out now we're now in the last hour of voting in melbourne and sydney and brisbane the eastern states of australia because of this huge country saw us and the time difference that means that in the western part of australia in perth for example they'll be voting another 2 hours beyond the east and state side i've got another 2 and a half hours of voting to go shortly after that we should get some initial indications mostly from exit polls of how some of these key marginal constituencies all going and they're all really only a handful right across this vast country that will matter in this election perhaps 1214 seats a genuinely in play it depending on how they pan out will that really will decide which of the 2 main parties labor on the left or the currently governing right of center coalition the liberal party mostly which of those becomes the next government of australia and whether indeed we see bill shorten as the 6th australian prime minister in 6 years or whether scott morrison has only been prime minister for 9 months where the his policy can hang on ok andrew thomas will speak to later on

australia next sunday. that is after they accounted for current champions melbourne victory 6—1, which was sydney fc‘s biggestdjokovic won another title, to draw level with rafael nadal‘s record number of 33 victories in masters events. the world number one beat stefanos tsitsipas in the madrid open final, where he never dropped a set all week. richard mcelvanney reports. he hasjust he has just celebrated 250 weeks as well number one, and know shock of it looks like he has many more at the top in him. twice a champion in madrid already, he was quickly into his stride against the kings layer. stefa nos his stride against the kings layer. stefanos tsitsipas had taken rafi on the dial out in their semi—final, and at times looked like he might add another big scalp to his growing collection. the 20—year—old greek already has wins against the big three to his name, but a repeat wasn't going to happen here. jock vic took control and took the first set 6—3. tsitsipas wasn't going to give up, though, and he did have his chancesin give up, though, and he did have his chances in the second. they would eventually pass h

overruled this surprise result is a victory for a right of center politics in australia andrew thomas al-jazeera of melbourne the us president has spelled out his position on abortion saying he's against terminating pregnancy except in cases resulting from rape incest or when the mother's life is in danger donald trump made the comments days after the state of alabama passed an almost total ban on abortion hundreds of protesters are expected to march against the measure and several towns across the state in the coming hours activists have condemned the law and hope it can be overturned in the supreme court venezuela's opposition leader one says he will not enter into any false negotiations with president nicolas maduro as government. rallied supporters after a mediation meeting between the opposition and the government in norway muro says he's trying to build a peaceful agenda to resolve venezuela's political crisis why don't we declared himself interim president less than 4 months ago a move the president maduro has dismissed. we have a path a strategy of people that a mobilized a plane for the country we w

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between now with a few and far between across australia as well we could do with the right into the southeast and kona dry stops of the year for melbourne basically out slide their way through with the systems trying to just ease on through the pipe but there's not a lot going on at the truth been 19 celsius in melbourne 23 for adelaide and also for save me which struck me to get to 900 but it is dry across much of australia as you can say and that fine unsettled weather continuing into the weekend but across into new zealand slushy fodder dry here as well last area high pressure keeping things generally settle 15 or 16 celsius to christchurch and also into all claimed thursday so the weather once again lovely 17 celsius the final thought and. the visit tipping point pinter's are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders to agree on a solution. taking matters into their. which is actually to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people now it's critically both fronts were to the people's doors don't know jazeera. this is out there and these are the top stories right now on iran's pr

nineteen degrees at this stage plenty of dry weather across the southern parts of australia for monday sixteen celsius in melbourne and eighty in sydney. on council because this week trump the world economy shutting down the wrongs ability to sell oil. indestructible phone screen about trying these tech giants of the f.b.i. state. will talk to the inventor at least suspects this technology slowly counting the cost. we were. going. out when we were. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now israel says at least ninety rockets have been fired into the south of the country from the gaza strip and response israeli warplanes have also bomb targets in gaza ministry of health and gaza says one palestinian has been killed. at least twelve people have been killed in bangladesh after cycling funny hit early on saturday more than two million people have been moved to higher ground now the storm has weakened it blew in from india where at least sixteen people were killed weapons experts are trying to confirm the latest suspected rocket launches from north korea following the breakdown of denuclearization talks

australia's coming for the match?m is an international crowd. we have had a supporters club from brisbane and melbourne as well, and some of us from path have travelled. because it is azerbaijan, you would not have come here unless there was a game, but it is good to come here to look around. people are very friendly. it has been a good time so far. apart from breaking your leg you are having a decent time. thank you, enjoy the match. a couple of the chelsea fans there. a couple of the chelsea fans there. a lot of the fans here are not from the uk, as you would normally expect atan the uk, as you would normally expect at an event like this. you would normally expect a lot more of them. a lot of people here have azeri flags, dancing to azeri music, singing azeri songs, it is a local flavour to the match here tonight. important for azerbaijan to showcase itself as it wants to, as a venue for international events like this, major events. it started with eurovision, they have had the european games here. that is what the stadium was built for. now the europa league final. pressure and doubts ahead of this

melbourne? jun: absolutely. labor has proposed to remove an which we havestem in australia, that is the negative gearing.nvestors can negatively gear and get tax rebates to invest in housing. introduced many years go and has provided a lot of boost to investment property and hence in turn create the housing prices, perhaps in a way inflate the housing price. labor has suggested that to policy which is going to put quite meaningful housing across the sector that is already weakening months.y, many so, look, this policy, whether it's likely to be to go through form if labor does take helm is still to be seen. it does go through, will be very negative to the housing to the rest of our economy. jun thank you. watch that interview again, have a look live and have look at what we have before and just get a reference at some of the functions on the have erg terminal that we been using. you can get involved with the chat and send us messages during our programming. this is bloomberg subscribers only. have a look at it, tv go. ♪ >> welcome back, you're watching "bloomberg markets." our latest business watch headl

sliding through adelaide added some much of victoria not just melbourne on friday in a similar temperature that say for perth much of australia under the influence of high pressure generally speaking it will be largely tried to into new zealand over the next couple of days a little bit of cloud just pushing into south auckland for a time chance of some spots of right to 15 or 16 cell just thursday afternoon and perhaps a little warmer so you go on into friday certainly that into oakland 18 degrees at this day for the eye wall with meanwhile north of the equator in c. japan into the korean peninsula getting up into the the mid to high twenty's here similar conditions as we go on through friday so looking good with plenty of warm sunshine tokyo 28. villages news as it breaks local communities here in pretty are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage this month not good or bad though people often say this struggling to make translates i just want a better life from around the world and agassi has been offered it to those who rebel against the government of any except those involved in huma

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through adelaide that it's in much of victoria not in celsius in melbourne on friday the simplest temperature that say for perth much of australia under the influence of high pressure generally speaking it will be largely drives. into new zealand over the next couple of days a little bit of cloud just pushing into south auckland for a time chance of some spots of bright the 15 or 16 celsius thursday afternoon and perhaps a little warmer as you go wanted to friday certainly into oakland 18 degrees at this stage for the award meanwhile north of the equator name sea japan into the korean peninsula getting up into the the mid to high twenty's here similar conditions as we go on for friday i said looking good with plenty of warm sunshine tokyo 28. if you want to learn about the world might look like very soon got hungry and hungry is in an extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through . since mass immigration story we had to launch clashes between because yours and the problem is that the culture of that is you. should say to radio the us is a is not comfortable with european culture this is not like food ration

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looking good evening strayer the that's right yeah even australia has had some pretty rough weather recently that southeastern corner get all melbourne had the classic four seasons in one day rain snow hail wind just about everything but sunshine actually really and you can see that massive cloud that's been swirling aware cross that southeastern corner rattling its way through we need the rain is just not so bad it's not all bad news but some really really deep and active weather system this one this area of low pressure shop cold front and as that pushed its way through we saw over fifty millimeters of rain in well in the past a victorious is melbourne this is south bank in melbourne western tip in downing sees the rainfall bouncing up about ankle high really nasty day things quieting down now though so we can see that wetter weather just easing its way pulling out across the tasman dry weather coming in behind still quite blustery though as we go through sense today go into sunday and things will calm down a normal service will be resumed looking pretty much dry everywhere across australia for the second half of the weekend so it'

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the cloud in writing that will continue through south australia heading towards victoria ahead of that generally fine and dry 2021 celsius melbourne and also for see them a lot of dry weather too into new zealand at least for a time the cloud will build western pa so the south island will see some right as we go on through saturday but i think come sunday but he possibly could deal dry and project a little of the cold side of the 12 degrees celsius there for christ. across the northern parts of japan southern parts on the other hand will be see some very heavy rain over the next couple of days south korea also seeing some alive the showers possibility of some localized flooding and the showers remain into sunday. zira. hello i'm maryam namazie this is the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes despite our warnings our worst is now coming true the u.n. sounds the alarm over syria's offensive an adlib saying it could on leash the worst humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century. as iran's foreign minister support from china or the u.s. sanctions another senior iranian politician suggest to iran and washington hold

there across southern parts of south australia pushing i've been to victoria could see some wet weather here just coming into port fairy pushing over towards the melbourne 17 celsius the top temperature in melbourne north of that is warm and dry 2324 along that east coast over the next couple of days 19 celsius the path by saturday a little more cloud just coming back into the stage and we'll see the cloud still clinging on to the coastal fringes of victoria on sas day the tasman sea for the clouds rolling into tasmania here and that will gradually ease over towards new zealand say spec to see some wet weather coming in here by the end of the weekend it's not too bad at the moment largely clear skies north island is the best for the sunshine temperature getting up to 18 celsius but the cloud will roll across the south are going on through saturday bit wet weather coming in here or clear around 16 celsius and rising temperatures rising across japan at the moment lots of hot sunshine in place tokyo with a top temperature of 31. millions of dollars are being stolen in a scam that staats in the philippines and stretches across the globe one on one ace gains

fifteen degrees that on wednesday in melbourne but then the next weather system is putting itself together and that'll give some wetter weather the parts of south australia and into victoria and tasmania as we head into fifth day so heavy downpours here and as that pushes its way across us things will turn even cooler i could even bring a bit of snow over towards new zealand and we're seeing a lot of rain here all thanks to this weather system so it's the western parts where we're seeing the wettest of the weather that will begin to clear away though as we head through the day on wednesday and instead just some wet weather over paul is a venue out to really does it very soapy hair as we head through wednesday and thursday as well they could even be a little bit of flooding in places to the towards the north and we're seeing the cloud over the northern parts of asia pushed further north would still call ready is here as of beijing for wednesday a few showers not too far away as well and then this whole thing pushes northwards so for the korean peninsula more the way of grey weather around for thursday we'll also see more cloud over many parts of japan as

but that's not an option in australia where voting is compulsory and people a fine if they fail to show up bill shorten the labor opposition leader voting in nearby melbourne promises if he wins they'll be stability he's put fewer tax breaks for the rich and the environment at the heart of his election campaign the rest of the world's fighting climate change a strain has been missing this is not the aussie way to go missing in the big fights the world will know that if i begin selected astray is back in the fight against climate change in a city sydney that's popular my parents' generation fought for environmental issues and now it's all going backwards i'm praying for a change of government i'm crossing my fingers for a change and. it's possible the former prime minister tony abbott could lose his normally safe seat over the issue of an independent candidate campaigning on the environment is the narrow favorite to beat him in his part of sydney with a very tight election result independents could hold the balance of power. the current prime minister's message is the higher taxes and more environmental regulation will cripple an already delicate economy at

thought to dry across australia of the bible last sunshine little on the grey side down towards the southeastern corner of it temperatures started to pick up in victoria melbourne fourteen degrees celsius or twenty the little further north into sydney in twenty four for prince but generally settled and sunny in the sunshine stretches across a good part of the country turning a little grayer into the southwest perth of twenty degrees on monday going down to around ninety for tuesday but this should be all aussie dry and friday that dry weather continues right across the bites eighteen celsius rattle a chance of wanted to coastal showers just coming in here picking up into melbourne to around eighteen celsius brighter skies just around the east coast for the middle part of the way the brightens up because the cloud is making its way towards new zealand so clouding over across the south thought it was suspected will stay largely dry having said that temperatures getting up to fifteen celsius in christchurch and nineteen for clint go on into tuesday similar temperatures perhaps a little brighter there for oakland with the present sunshine coming through there's not