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susan: you're talking to us from melbourne, australia.n was the last time you were in hong kong? louisa: january, 2020. just before covid and the national security legislation. susan: how many years did you live in hong kong? louisa: my parents moved there when i was a small child, so i grew up there, and i worked as a journalist there, when i was just starting out, and i covered the handover of hong kong as a young journalist. i kept going back. i was a reporter in beijing for the bbc first and then for npr. for 10 years in that capacity. i also kept going back. so i have had a very long relationship with hong kong and i have seen it as home for my life. all of my life. susan: throughout the book, you write about your struggles with the need to have journalistic impartiality, and also being so closely attached to the story. the description of it is an intensely personal look at hong kong. how did you end up reconciling that tension? between journalism and being involved. louisa: it was a difficult balance. for me. as a journalist, who ha

more relief for desperate parents in search of hard-to-find baby formula. 95,000 tins from melbourne, australiaarrived today in los angeles. this is the first of two flights set for the next few days. the second with another 95,000 tins is set to land in columbus, ohio, on thursday. the formula will be heading to more than 4,000 albertsons and kroger stores nationwide. it's expected to hit shelves starting june 20th. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. >>> a mass shooting in louisville, kentucky, leaves five teenagers injured. what we're learning about the investigation. >>> a warning tonight from new york police about so-called subway surfers pulling stunts like this one. did i tell you i bought our car from carvana? yeah, ma. it was so easy! i found the perfect car, under budget too! and i get seven days to love it or my money back... i love it! i thought online meant no one to help me, but susan from carvana had all the answers. she didn't try to upsell me. not once, because they're not salespeople! what are you...? guess who just checked in on me? mom.

this one from melbourne, australia, to the united states on thursday to try to help ease that burdenyou zoom out on all this, symone, we are looking at at the national out of stock right around 75%. that is the latest information we have from recent days. in some states, it's upwards of 90% out of stock. this is by no means close to being over. >> not at all. all right, nbc's jesse curse in vergas, michigan. -- thank you both. after the break, i am going to chat with three suburban moms and yes, i'm going to ask them about the baby formula shortage, record high gas prices, and how much more can they take. stay with us we will be right back. i would definitely recommend the new sensodyne nourish to my patients. sensodyne nourish has a bio-active mineral action that nourishes and strengthens teeth. patients should act now to prevent sensitivity in the future. the new sensodyne nourish will help patients invest in healthier teeth. homegrown tomatoes...nice. i want to feel in control of my health, so i do what i can. what about screening for colon cancer? when caught in early stages it's

is planning to bring more formula this time from melbourne, australia, to the u.s.is the reality check that we're looking at, according to data assembly at last look the quarter out of stock rate across the country is around 75% just below 75% and there's something that's upwards of 90% -- so, we are nowhere near the shortage it seems. >> we're looking at about possibly until it's released and then it has to get to shelves. who knows how quickly that's gonna run out as well. people are gonna be going to those stories to get as much formula as they can, so we can only hope they can begin to ramp up supply as quickly as possible to right the ship. right now a lot of families are suffering. jesse courage, as always thank you for your reporting on this. all right, pomp and circumstance on the final day of the jubilee. a little humanity, principally stealing the show at the jubilee passioned, this morning throwing a tantrum putting an end over a hand over his mother's house over -- 70-year reign. this was a highlight through the four-day affair is [inaudible] reacting to

the shipment came from melbourne, australia and is among 27.5 million packages of safe infant formula being flown in from that region. this is the first shipment of formula to land in california as part of this federal program. the formula is expected to hit store shelves here on the west coast in a little over a week. nice relief for a lot of parents out absolutely. all right. we'll take a look now at our 4 zone forecast. there's a live look. >> at sfo still got some daylight out there. it's it's weird me out still have this and it totally with my head. reid joining us now with a look ahead. they pretty so yeah, just an indicator that summer solstice right around the corner, arriving june 21st. so about 9 days away. let's take a live look outside because the sun has just set in downtown san francisco and >> we're seeing coit tower lit up tonight and also breezy winds out there as well. 30 mile per hour westerly sea breeze being felt along downtown san francisco with the radar for tracking a lot of drier and clear conditions. so we did see a weak storm giving us traces amount of rain

the shipment came from melbourne, australia, and it's among 27.5 million packages of safe infant formula in from that part of the world. this is the first shipment of formula to land in california as part of the federal program. the formula is expected to be on store shelves along the west coast in about a week's time. >> it's 7.36. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news we've been talking about gas prices, food prices, everything going up. a local food pantry is working to keep families in the east. bay fed will tell you how. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. >> 7.39 and line morial churches work to champion lgbtq+ rights for decades

that is expected to come from melbourne, australia to the united states on thursday, to help ease someese shortages. but again, alex, those headaches are continuing. back to you. >> they sure are. that'll bring some relief. as he, coach thank you very much. even today, 12 days later, new stories are still emerging about that nightmare in uvalde, texas. one that we'll tell you involve someone who confronted the gunman before the rampage. it is scary. the other part of the story as what we are not learning from police, which is infuriating members of the uvalde community. we're going to talk about that too. t that too. you're pretty particular about keeping a healthy body. what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world tested by you. and delivered to your door in as little as one hour. this is xfinity rewards. our way of saying thanks, with rewards for the whole family! from epic trips... to jurassic-themed at-home activities. join over 3 millio

the shipment came from melbourne, australia, and it's among 27 and a half million packages of safe infant formula being flown in. now from that part of the world, it's the first shipment of formula to land in california as part of this federal program. the formula is expected to hit store shelves on along the west coast in a little over a week from now. >> for your money this morning, gas prices hit another high nationwide over the weekend for the first time ever. the national price. this is the average for regular gas is topping $5 a gallon. as we know. it's more here. but nationally prices jumped $0.19 in the past week. so nationally up a $1.93. from this time last year and in the bay area to the moon. i mean, do we want to look at the prices, california paying the most bay area paying the most in california? so let's take a peek at san francisco, which is topping the list at 6.64. a gallon, a few pennies less in santa rosa and then san jose and oakland are averaging 6.54. a gallon. >> cookies for mariah carey and burgers from a popular youtuber. i'll show you how virtual dining concept

the shipment came from melbourne, australia.lown in from that region. this is the first shipment of formula to land in california as part of the federal program. the formula is expected to hit store shelves here on the west coast in a little over a week's time. >> 6.37 and don't listen to james joke. gas prices are going up again. i was excited too. hey, guess what? the headline is now. gas is not on sale for the first time ever. in fact, the average price of a gallon of regular gas now nationwide has topped $5. the national average jumped $0.19 just last week. it's a buck 93 more. we're paying now that we did last year. that's nationally. but of course, in some areas of the country like here in california, we well over the national average. in fact, we always lead the nation. >> we're number one. that would not that we want to be. so let's take a look at our high prices in the bay area. >> and san francisco is on top now for gas prices paying the most at 6.64. that's just for the regular stuff. 6.61 in santa rosa and then san j

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hypoallergenic the company expects the ella care to be released around june 20th and two flights from melbourne, australiah 75% and some states almost completely sold out. >> some good news now the plant is reopening jesse kirsch, thank you. >>> new announcement from the pope fuelling speculation about his future in the church >> pope francis has a busy summer travel itinerary, including africa and canada. but one trip in august has some wondering if it signals more than just a visit. >> reporter: pope francis on pentecost sunday this morning it is his presence and future that has the rumor the vatican announcing over the weekend the pope will visit the italian city home to pope saint italian city home to pope saint celestine v who resigned in 1294 and where pope benedict made a symbolic gesture in 2009 before announcing his own resignation four years later nicole winfield says some are reading meaning into the trip. >> we now have pope francis also making a pilgrimage there. maybe or maybe not he might have in the back of his mind he migh the pope might hav in the back of his mind he might also resign. >

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australia two biggest housing markets saw a fall in house prices in june. there is always a bull and bear case. >> we did see the drop 0.8% for sydney and melbourne housing pricesere expecting australia's economy to emerge unscathed. 60% fueled by the consumers here. let's look at what we are expecting out of the bull case. some are saying the underlying fundamentals for the australian economy, we have the 50 year record low unemployment rate. at the same time the australian spending holding up. we have yet to see us trillions diminishing their saving to pre-pandemic levels. household savings were less than half of what they are now. there's a lot of positives here to keep the australian economy going. at goldman sachs, they were one of the most aggressive on the rate hiking path. they say the risk to the household are manageable. >> as we head toward the australian open, we have seen the aussie dollar rising. more positive chinese pmi numbers. more to come on daybreak asia. we have seen one of the worst quarters when it comes to asian currencies against the u.s. dollar. right now, a mixed picture qe stocks under pressure. this is bloomberg. ♪ vo: when times ge

australia. of course, the largest communities are in sydney and melbourne, because they are the largest cities,ere are communities that are called and issued it and are stubborn and even in tasmania i have already visited all these cities, except for tasmania, i meet constantly with our diaspora , we meet again, we are ukrainians who come there, they are organized in general, they work actively, they hold demonstrations, they work to block austrian companies and want them to stop their work in russia. what is that? that is left, they participate in the gathering of humanitarian e-e needs for humanitarian needs, they conduct a large e-e fund-raising company called ukraine crysis a pill that is, it also does actually the federation of ukrainian organizations is everything, all the organizations are united, the entire federation is more than 30 different organizations. here, and the heads of this organization are kateryna agroruk, she is a financier , works in sydney, and stepan romanov, e.e. catermina is in sydney, stepan is in melbourne. i actively cooperate with them, extremely effective repres

but for the most part, much of australia looking find its right over the next couple of days. temperate is getting up to about 15 or 16 celsius for melbourne. and for adelaide, we getting up to round 19 in perth, you see the dry weather stretching across much of australia. they stayed always a chance of just one or 2 on showers into northern parts of queensland to try the coastal fringes as we go through the next day or so. still a few showers into eastern victoria showers therein to tasmania. where to where the starting to push its way to was new data but not too bad. has to be said, we got some wet weather returning to ward sir japan over the next day. also some sherry rain coming in here, temperatures on the high side, 32 celsius, therefore tokyo see a little chain of showers just running back into central parts of china. the weather weather will be into the northeast of china, and the shower is just sinking a little further south, which as we go through sunday, piping up across north korea, pushing into south korea, scattering a shower, still there into a good part of western japan. southern parts of china looking largely dry showers f

melbourne. thanks for coming on. how did australian it is so energy-rich?— situation, given it is so energy-rich? situation, given it is so ener: -rich? �*, ., , energy-rich? it's a very good question _ energy-rich? it's a very good question and _ energy-rich? it's a very good question and essentially - energy-rich? it's a very good question and essentially it i question and essentially it comes down to the fact that we are still very dependent on coal and gas and our markets are in the international arena, we don't have any export controls so we are highly dependent and susceptible to price fluctuations in the international space which have been dramatically impacted by the conflict in ukraine and thatis the conflict in ukraine and that is basically following through to our domestic system. moving to renewable energy sources is important for global warming, many countries are doing that, is this a demonstration it is not that easy to do so? i demonstration it is not that easy to do so?— demonstration it is not that easy to do so? i w

australia, melbourne. yes. where have you come from, lovely? i am english but i have come from sunny spain especially for one reason and that is to say, thank you, your majesty, thank you. tell me what it means to be here for you guys supporting the queen 70 years of the queen being on the throne? for me, it means loyalty, it is a way to say thank you for her consistency, for her to always be here for us, she took on something as a young girl and she has not stopped doing what we expected of her and what was expected of her and i think it's important that we are here to say thank you and to soak in the atmosphere and to become one happy family. 70 years, 70 years. yes, absolutely. dressed to the nines, looking good. i had to wear i had to wear myjubilee dress. ijust had to. oh, yeah, baby. and, tell me, what events are you looking forward to? we have a lot happening over the last next four days. big day today. because of the military. why is today important? tell me more. first of all, this is a national e

australia. however, on here is the proof. melbourne over the last 1718 days. you have failed to get to 15 degrees or above. i think maybe you'll hit 15 degrees on saturday. we do have a system coming across the bio, but it's pretty much gonna stall out here over the next little while. it's not until i would put this forward on to say now that we see those showers hole into victoria and tasmania afternoon zealand right now. fairly typical weather, but we have rounds of rain for the top end of the south island. no weather alert, sim play here. this is what we would expect to see for this had the year. se asia concentrated band of rain moving across java into borneo. and what sort of way is he? that's really where the most intense stuff will be. and over the past we came southern china, at least 17 people have died from landslides. all triggered a by the plum rains. here's a really washout conditions from the gang see river valley right through toward the south. now most of this japan, you're going to duck and dodge, this is the bulk of that activity is out over

russian region, conductor alon, cook flew in from australia specifically to open the international festival of classical music cantata, is he directs the melbournechamber choir is the artistic director of the moze nora a today performs with the kaliningrad regional symphony orchestra australian conductor studies russian music at the beginning of the 20th century and despite the boycott of russian culture in europe, they use every opportunity to come to our country for concerts. we have a lot of dovator to each other and share a lot with difficulty. uh, and i used to go to russia very often and now everything is much more difficult opening concerts dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the birth of the famous prisario sergei diaghilev , who played a decisive role in the popularization of russian art in europe, the audience heard the prelude from khovanshchina, a scene from boris godunov mussorgsky, and the flight of prince igor borodin, the firebird of stravinsky, then opera music, which diaghilev himself represented. at the russian seasons in paris, the cantata is a charitable project that popularizes the classical art of events and the names of

tasmania, but for the most part, much of australia looking find its right over the next couple of days. temperate is getting up to around 15 or 16 celsius for melbourne. and for adelaide, we getting up to round 19 in perth, you see the dry weather stretching across much of australia. they stayed always a chance of just one or 2 on showers into northern parts of queensland to try the coastal fringes as we go through the next day or so. still a few showers in the eastern, victoria showers there in to tasmania, where to where the started to push its way towards new taylor but not too bad. has to be said, we got some wet weather returning to ward, sir japan over the next day. also some sherry rain coming in here, temperatures on the high side, 32 celsius, therefore tokyo see a little chain of showers just running back into central parts of china. the weather weather will be into the northeast of china, and the shower is just sinking a little further south, which as we go through sunday, piping up across north korea, pushing into south korea, scattering a shower, still there into a good part of western japan. southern parts of china looking largely dry sh

australia. because the melbourne institute inflation gauge jumped 4.8 percent year-over-year in may.g celebration of 3.4% year-over-year. the job advertisements were up 0.4% and it was a big swing from when they fail. the job switching rate in australia is at 9.5% employed workers. people are confident enough they are changing jobs. again, when she spoke to us, it's a close call in could go either way. but the big reason for the rba to move on the more aggressive for your 50 rate hike the fact that the federal reserve is moving ahead and many are doing the larger 50 basis point hike. listen to what she said. >> with labor central-bank stepping up the pace and delivering 50 point moves in signaling type moves ahead, that is a reflection of the global pressures trickling in. i think it's a combination of the global central bank with upward risk to inflation that would support a larger move of 40 basis points. kathleen: i love that phrase, dollar bloc cousins. we see these bigger hikes. the u.s. is also looking at, when it it be tough politically if the rba were to do the bigger move wh

australia before? >> i performed in melbourne before, but now i'm going to brisbane, adelaide, sydney, and melbourne.g. >> it's very exciting. >> seth: i know you've that you've gone to foreign countries before do you tailor your material at all when you go on the road to foreign places >> you know, i completely change every word of my act no matter what country i'm in. and i pretend i'm from the country. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's so nice of you >> i did that once in ireland. i was like, how about when you go to tesco, which is the supermarket, and they were like, you're not from here like we paid to see someone not from here. i'm always a little nervous in australia because they have a lot of possums and i -- you know me, i hate possums. >> seth: historically, yeah. famously >> i've never cared for them they look like insulation with like a whip attached [ laughter ] and they're no good. and we all know that and i read like there's a lot of possums in australia and then someone told me, "don't worry, they're not the same possums. they're just a cousin to the american possum. i was like, "i've nev

australia came through a shootout. let me show you the celebrations in melbourne when the australians qualified. on tv. >> yes! [shouting] ros: the australians will be there and the whole of the world cup mostly in doha. it has displayed a series of official posters. this has been unveiled at the international airport. it was created by a local artist. here she has. >> the main poster is supposed to express that feeling of how people celebrate a win. i wanted to show that kind of in a indirect way to represent the feelings of joy. ros: there are 150 days until kickoff. the world cup is normally held in the summer. this time, it is in november. the average temperature is going to be close to 30 degrees celsius. by december, it has dropped a bit but still over 24 degrees celsius. if they cap had been held at the normal time in the summer, the average high is over 40 degrees. >> now we know the 32 countries who qualified for the world cup 2022. congratulations to all of you and welcome to the fans of the 32 countries, but the fans from all over the world. ros: 32 teams, you have a group stage follo

russian region conductor alon, cook flew in from australia specifically to open the international festival of classical music cantata, he directs the melbourneamber choir , is the artistic director of the mosenuper, and today he performs with the kaliningrad regional symphony orchestra, the australian conductor studies russian music of the early 20th century and despite the boycott of russian culture in europe, they use every opportunity to come to our country for concerts. we have a lot of dovatore to each other and shared a lot with each other. uh. i used to travel to russia very often and now everything is much more complicated . the opening concerts are dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the birth of the famous impresario with sergei diaghilev, who played a decisive role in the popularization of russian art in europe, the audience heard the prelude from khovanshchina, a scene from boris godunov mussorgsky, and the flight of prince igor borodin, the bird of stravinsky, here, opera music, which diaghilev himself presented in paris this is a charity project that popularizes the classical art events names of russian world culture the fest

australia. when to settling in quite nicely. now, temperatures are not extremely low, but they're on the low side of average to the most part. but the sun's out, you got 30 degrees in melbourne that $24.00 up in the queensland coast and much the same on the coast or west australia, perth getting a few showers and sing a small drop in temperature. but you see that the big part of australia's just enjoying quiet weather at the moment. note the dobbins, down to 29. that's the 3rd day below 30 since january. so it doesn't often drop that low. in new zealand you might expect see some proper snow for it. well yes, there is some creeping up through south falling with rain on the lease i for the need and then christ church as temperatures and drop below know ah. ready too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of them thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive span for decades, review the forgotten truth of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of afghan cinema on it just either. oh the me look about your watching. i'll just hit it with me. so

normally breeze, which means tend to go up a couple of degrees of melbourne range heading towards ad late is it's done, it's stuff in western australia. refute showers left over a bit cloudy weather that'll tend to clear up. come monday, and you'll notice that most of the east coast got this suddenly breeze is not very warm. there are few showers on the edge. this sunshine in the middle of the tanner of the weather, is changed to new zealand to the suddenly breeze. coming in to this eastern coast is more like to be unsettled in the need in christ church and up towards wellington for the next day or 2. as well, wide spread showers or funds. so throughout se, asia, a bit of a focus might be having the southern philippines with a concentration shout here and in cambodia. but otherwise virtually anywhere could see these daily showers and the monsoon troughs. hard to follow. now, plenty of right on the western side of india, and particularly up in the northeast. once again, we've had deadly flooding in our sams run down stream into was bangladesh. and that's going to continue with a flat alert up in this northeastern part of india. ah . w

not looking too good here. 13°c from melbourne on tuesday afternoon. 12°c for hobart. 17° celsius for sending. rain, running across south australiat of wet weather coming through here. towards the southwest, pushing into dwa into wednesday. by wednesday, somewhat or whether coming back into victoria. into tasmania. there you go. showers running away. blustery winds, pushing across new zealand. wet weather in two parts of japan over the next day or so, but the really heavy rain for southern parts of china is set to continue, pushing a little further north. showers around eastern china, just around shanghai, pushing up towards the yellow sea. that will make its way through wednesday, and the clouds building in japan. ♪ ♪ >> an invitation to bear witness to all that life offers. the highs, the lows, the trials and tribulations. the unseen moments, and everyday miracles. the injustices, the defiance. the tests of character. and the personal victories. witness documentaries, with a delicate touch, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> will come back. a look at the main stories now -- top advisers to former u.s. president donald trump say that they to

russian region conductor, alon, cook flew in from australia specifically to open international festival of classical music cantata, he directs the melbourneic director of moza, but the opera, and today performs with the kaliningrad regional symphony orchestra, the australian conductor studies russian music of the early 20th century and despite the boycott, russian culture in europe uses every opportunity to come to our country for concerts. we have a lot of dovatore to each other and a lot to share with each other. uh. i very often. i went to russia before and now everything much more difficult opening concerts dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the birth. the banner of the sario of sergei diaghilev, who played a decisive channel in europe, the audience heard the opera music that diaghilev himself presented at the russian seasons in paris - this is a charity project that popularizes classical art amber hall right on the shore of the baltic sea, and the next concerts will take place in the ruins of medieval castles and under arches old churches, the proceeds from the sale of tickets will be used to restore the restoration of objects in

france matters to australia that we don't think about it enough but france is in many ways the closest for the populations. sydney, canberra, melbourneorder that france has is with australia. it underpins the fact that france is a pacific country. we share strategic interests in this part of the world. >> there are concerns from some nations that this is going to fuel an arms race. >> it is important that people understand that it is not a security alliance. that is something we are keen to do. it is very important from an australian point of view in delivering the submarine to our existing -- that has nuclear propulsion but it is not -- we remain committed to building security relationships with the countries of asia. >> the prime minister said the ukraine of today could be the east asia of tomorrow. how worried are you about instability and potential war in this region? >> the point that he makes is that the rules-based order is important everywhere. what we are seeing in ukraine is a challenge to the rules-based order. the behavior by russia in a completely unprovoked way, crossing the border and seeking to -- invading ukraine and

melbourne and the sydney morning herald. she has spent much of a month stomping through australia covering the election campaign there.man has been a news anchor in both his native canada and the united states as a war correspondent. thank you all for coming, good to see you. a bit of a relief from the hot temperatures outside in london as we record this programme. jeffrey, let's begin with rwanda. tell us what happened to what britain says is a ground—breaking, revolutionary new asylum policy, sending asylum seekers who want to come and live in the uk to rwanda instead. i tell you what did not happen, europe did not meddle in british law. that's what borisjohnson and his supporters want us to believe, that this is another european incursion. that is not what happened. a couple of observations here. one, they tried to send asylum seekers to rwanda to deter them from coming across the camera, to say, not worth it, stay in france, stay in the continent. they knew it wasn't legal. they are pushing this... this is about protecting britain, the same rhetoric as brexit, and they are simply doing it for posturing, flight rea

he was backpacking in australia, in melbourne.vents. in response, the organisers of the breakaway series hit back, calling the pga tour "vindictive", and saying the ban "deepens the divide between the tour and its members". ian poulter says he will appeal the ban, others like sergio garcia says he won't be bothering and six—time major winner phil mickelson has said he'll be playing in this series for a few years at least. with just over a month to go before the world athletics championships, britain's dina asher—smith finished 3rd in the 200 metres in the diamond league meeting in rome. asher—smith, who'll defend her world title in the united states next month, was happy that she ran a season's best time of 22.27 seconds, but it wasn't enough to beat the olympic champion elaine thompson—heera, who came second, and her, fellow jamaican shericka jackson, who won the race. olympic silver medalist laura muir continued her comeback from a back injury with a third place in another high—quality field in the 1500 metres. now, some cricket

melbourne. it is a largely dry picture for much of the country but showers in coastal regions of northern queensland. wind warnings out here and wind warnings for southern areas of western australia is driver tuesday in perth that it will turn wet as we go into the midweek. as we take a look at the three day, the temperature sitting at 20 but sunshine coming in from friday. a bit of a cool down and as we talk about cool weather, we have to head to new zealand. cool and cloudy for both islands , a chilly wind blowing across the north island. more settled and quiet in the south with spells of sunshine. in southeast asia, heavy rain with more intense showers continues to plague the malay pollen shall a -- peninsula with showers in kuala lumpur over the weekend. >> witness the oceans, the flames. witness differences. witness change. witness happiness. witness blood. witness sunlight, witness the flood. witness loss, witness charity. witness confusion, witness clarity. witness family and witness friends. witness the beginning, witness the end. witness life. witness. on al jazeera. ♪ >> a reminder of the top stories, israel's form -- foreign minister yair lapid will be interim prime mi

melbourne on tuesday afternoon. 12 celsius. therefore hope up. 17. in the sunshine, therefore, sidney, we have got some sherry re running through the by to across south australia. little bit of wet weather coming through here. we will see more weather just making its way towards the southwest, pushing its w a as we go on into work wednesday by wednesday. so where to where the coming back into where victoria into tasmania. there you go. still got those showers running away. blustery winds. pushing in across new zealand. got some wet weather to ensue parts of japan over the next day or so. but the really heavy rain for rest. some parts of china that is set to continue pushed a little further north, some lightly showers there just around eastern china, just around shanghai, pushing up to was the yellow sea. i'm going to make his wife are the resources we go 13 wednesday, and the cloud building for japan. ah, an invitation to bear witness to all that life office. the highs, the lowes, the trials and tribulations unseen and every day, miracles, the injustices, the defiance. the tests of character and the personal victories. witness. documentaries, with a delicate t

melbourne. and adelaide. little cooler in hobart hobo, we'll see some log. a spouse if ray, more wet weather blustery winds blowing through their c that went by the coming in across sir south australia. indirect toria. as we go on into friday, clear through was to go on into sash typewriters, guys come back behind, much of was looking fine and dr. that time will that the showers will continue there for red tasmania. where to where the garage, he makes his way into new zealand cases, sunshine and shower, so not too bad at all. now we got some where to where the pushing across the northeast and pass china at the moment we are likely to see some flooding as this may where the system makes its way through crosses the yellow sea north korea. seeing some bacon foundry downpours. we are like to see flooding here, that same rain band sinks its way across south korea as we go through friday, eventually ending up in western japan. ah, the coin is an international electronic crypto currency used close the globe. it's . it's the best prices exist on the planet. but few know how it's made its role in the criminal underworld. it's rise to legal tender. it's implications for the global financial s

melbourne on tuesday. afternoon. 12 celsius. therefore hope up. 17. in the sunshine, therefore, sidney, we have got some sherry wright running through the bites across south australia, a little bit of wet weather coming through here we will see more weather just making its way towards the south west pushing its w a as we go on into work wednesday by wednesday. so where to where the coming back into where victoria into tasmania. they you guys still got no showers running away . blustery winds, pushing in across new zealand. got some wet weather too. went to parts of japan over the next day or so. but the really heavy rain for rest, some parts of china that is set to continue push a little further north lloyd, the showers there just a route eastern china to round shanghai pushing up to was the yellow sea. i'm going to make his wife other resources we go 13, wednesday and the cloud building for japan. ah, well, there's more than 12000 migrants, mostly haitians in the camp that sprung up in that real texas over the last 2 weeks . they won't assign us, authorities are overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a months long serge of people illegally crossing th

and australia's central bank governor will participate in a discussion on global policy challenges. he has said that the central bank will do what is necessary to rein in inflation. melbournely australian city to crack the top 10 most livable cities. wellington in new zealand and auckland, both tumbling on the list, shery. shery: "daybreak: asia" is next. we continue to see a mixed picture when it comes to asian futures. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪

melbourne. and adelaide. little colder in hobart hope out. we'll see some longest spells if ramble, wet, weather blustery winds blowing through that. see that went by the coming in across south south australia into victoria. as we go on into friday class, there was a go on into sas typewriters guys. come back behind, much of was looking fine and dry. that time will they? the showers will continue that for rat tasmania. where to where the garage, he makes his way into new zealand cases, sunshine and showers, and not too bad at all. now we got some wet weather pushing across the northeast and pass charter. at the moment. we are likely to see some fighting as it may wear the system makes its way through crosses the yellow sea, north korea saying some bacon foundry downpours. we are like to see flooding here. that same rain band sinks his way across south crazy guy, 3, friday. eventually ending up in western japan. ah, the break coil is an international electronic crypto currency used across the globe . it is the best part is exist on the planet. but few know how it's made its role in the criminal underworld. it's rise to legal tender. it's implications for the global financial system and the d

normally breeze, which means tend to go up a couple of degrees of melbourne range heading towards ad late is it's done, it's stuff in western australia. refute showers left over a bit cloudy. weather that'll tend to clear up. come monday, and you'll notice that most of the east coast got this suddenly breeze is not very warm. there are few showers on the edge. this sunshine in the middle of the tanner of the weather, is changed to new zealand to the suddenly breeze. coming in to this eastern coast is more like to be unsettled in denita, in christ church, up towards wellington for the next day, or 2 as well. wide spread showers or funds. so throughout se, asia, a bit of a focus might be had in the southern philippines with concentration shells here and in cambodia. but otherwise virtually anywhere could see these daily showers and the monsoon troughs. hard to follow. now, plenty of right on the western side of india, and particularly up in the northeast. once again, we've had deadly flooding in our sams run downstream in towards bangladesh. and that's going to continue with a flat alert up in this northeastern part of india. ah, we un