however he's disappeared again from victoria from new south wales alleges cold front is doing what it's supposed to bring in cold air so the temperature though in the teens has been rather hard to clean adelaide and the cattle take away from the feeding of the day particularly tells me not cattle bring some rain with it 23 in sydney 26 in perth perth she gets warmer if only slightly but on tuesday it gets rather colder in melbourne this rain like this through victoria new south wales and heading up towards sydney but maybe not quite reaching in the evening tasmania back in the sunshine the rain of course ought to cross the tasman sea towards new zealand this is what the satellite picture shows typically of the motion that's where the cold fronts got to where the satellite stopped telling me about it but the forecast brings the cloud and rain this was just catching the size of the south island that much of the knolls on the dunes in the sunshine wore not starkly 70 degrees on a bright red and sunny day maybe on tuesday directly to also i was still talking right it hasn't gone yet despite

themselves for another long, hot summer as rivers run dry and bushfires rage across the state of new south walestion is at crisis point, with 98 per cent of new south wales either in drought or short on water. but as we speak, young australian farmers are gathering at a summit to share their experiences and find some solutions. i guess it is different in the sense that it just keeps going. we have been pretty much in drought conditions since about 2017 and then really bad drought conditions since 2018 and it just keeps going so it is very hard to maintain and kind of plan and prepare for such and prepare for such a long period of drought conditions. it keeps on going and you have said, sally, that when you look out your window, it can really be quite depressing. what sort of emotional toll is this drought taking on you and your fellow young farmers? it isa young farmers? it is a really huge emotional toll. simply because, when you look out at the landscape, it is not how it should be. it is not green. we should be getting ready to harvest our green crops and most people are not going to get a ha

tinder be limited or nonexistent however new south wales police say they are not responsible for reporting dating at profiles of persons who have been charged with a crime and said it is up to dating at the users to report verbal and physical assaults according to reports and statistics what's happening in australia is happening across the globe many dating app users are not only at risk of contracting out c.d.'s or at cia but they're also at risk of being dolphin even worse than murderers sitting up companies are now a challenge with finding ways to protect their users reporting in washington actually bank artsy. to the responsibility of the of the app owners to keep us all say out here in the big scary you are not what i think it's a tell you more you had more experience of online dating is a positive experience as an online dating and i have you know it's time for the host it's a tough call because on one hand i understand that like the police it's impossible for them to keep track of everybody who's using a social media app for dating on the other and i also understand but on the other

why we are seeing scenes like this this is actually a just up the coast from port mcquery in new south wales continuing to fight fires in new south wales in fact there are dozens of them that have burning right now in the weather is not going to help these very strong winds and they are dry winds as well a look at the time which is no rain in the forecast maybe just an isolated shower into prison at 2723 in melbourne and across into city and very warm again across into perth and adelaide that off into cheese this time which is really taking an increase you can see 31 in adelaide quite a bit of cloud in the southwest but it's bringing any rain with it on a very warm day melbourne at 29 degrees celsius meanwhile new zealand you've got some shadow weather in the forecast both islands showers and some little bits of the sunshine touches around 920 celsius cooling off as we go through chooser just 15 at best for you in christchurch and then we've had some dry weather and so wet weather across into japan and now is the 3 monday of dry conditions temperatures not feeling too bad cloudy conditions o

the southeast nothing much there brought these bubbles that might suggest showers in victoria new south wales used to breeze curving back into the coast all the way up this east coast half way up through queens and where the rain is likely to fall it will come inland to a certain degree but probably not as far as you want and if you're on the beach you wouldn't want it all 15 in sydney looks a bit disappointed 20 we're now late rather nicer in the sunshine but 18 in purses a cloud comes in and a weak front comes out from the sas to we have not changed yet we are changing it 30 in hobart a disappointment on the right is still there on the coast of new south wales and southern queensland now look at this persistent cloud underneath which is rain falling over wellington there's a few more hours of that still to go and then things will clear up so friday looks a little bit cloudy and quite a lot went where such a day is rather need proof meant rain in the form of an incoming typhoon is the problem for japan as i'm sure you're away on friday the rain 1st arrives on saturday and late on sunday the

you could use the word drag for new south wales parts of queens and having had a little rain during what should have been a rather wetter winter but now look what's happening during spring a mass of showers as form hail and proper rain running back into the farming country and running up the coast of queensland as well i was not going to change things hugely but it's nice to see it all the same however if you're on the beach in sydney for example in 16 degrees you would think quite the same way but there's the green forecast and it was rain showers again from queens in 1000 new south wales not quite in the victoria still not very warm in tasmania but it's nice in adelaide and starts about in perth out of the birth is showing rather more clouds in the pick up similar story on sunday but rather less of everything with less in the way of showers the less in the way is chill for tasmania is would have a bit it's also improving situation i think you'll agree for new zealand that massacre that will persistent rain is disappearing now and that should mean clear skies so the forecast then what i

in australia without the cars enjoying the sunshine given we're still in drag particularly in new south walesand i'll tell you see cloud there on this picture friday's going to be worst i was in dust devils not much rain in it and look at the temperature regime $36.00 in sydney that's 8 degrees above normal rather more like no we're not labeled the breeze coming off to bite them or 23 in perth in the sunshine so the warm stretch goes from sydney back to the interior and to the west again this southern section all the way through south australia new south wales victoria more or less is prone to the wind direction changing which it will do for saturday melbourne status 1732 in sydney what is still above average just a little bit less hot shall we say no more frightening still there if you get in the atoll be tasmania or to head towards new zealand as this is the direction of all the systems the moment diverted round which the satellite picture bring you showers towards the science all and so that's the pictures we pick it up the forecast therefore is lucky to be at least a cloudy one but only o

she aims for the next team and won the new south wales open twice but she knows the reality of life on is a lot you have to pay for, and the top 20 you might earn 6000 euros and then you have paid top stomach close to 2000 euros and food and accommodation. a lot of girls will be pulling their own trolley and hopefully these pieces will start to improve. sponsors are attracted to success improve. sponsors are attracted to success and innovation so the cap when added to the mixed gender and then enjoyed in and under the likes of dubai should help the ladies european tour make their paycheque for a brighterfuture. european tour make their paycheque for a brighter future. we european tour make their paycheque for a brighterfuture. we finished tonight reflecting on the most successful worlds in clement world gymnastics championship for britain. silver on the and england thank you for joining us. boris. could not ask for more, being out there on the world stage and being able to perform a routine like a dead and the final was unbelievable and i am proud of eve ryo ne unbelievable and i am pr

she has won the new south wales twice but knows there is a lot on two. you have paid close to 1000 euros in food and accommodation and you look around a tournament like this, a lot of girls will be pulling their own trolley. all of these things, hopefully, piece by piece will start to improve. sponsors are attracted to success and innovation. so, the solemn cup when added to the mixed gender event in jordan and solemn cup when added to the mixed gender event injordan and playing under the lights in dubai, should help the lady's european tour make their pitch for a brighter future. —— solheim cup. the build up to the rugby world cup quarter—finals continues — with the last eight teams preparing for the knockout stage which starts on saturday. england face australia in 0ita, and that's followed by new zealand against ireland in tokyo. the all blacks are the two—time defending champions — and favourites to win what would be a record—extending fourth world cup title. they're up against an irish side that finished second in pool a, having suffered a shock def

in australia without the cars enjoying the sunshine given we're still in drag particularly in new south wales and i'll tell you see cloud there on this picture friday's going to be at worst i was thinking dust devils not much rain in it and look at the temperature regime $36.00 in sydney that's 8 degrees above normal rather more like no we're not labelled the breeze coming off the bite 23 in perth in the sunshine so the warm stretch goes from sydney back to the interior and to the west again this southern section all the way through south australia new south wales and victoria more or less is prone to the wind direction changing which it will do for saturday melbourne status $1732.00 in sydney what is still above average just a little bit less hot shall we say no more frightening still there if you get any told me tasmania or to head towards new zealand as this is the direction of all the systems the moment diverted round which the satellite picture bringing up showers towards the sasol and so that's the pictures we pick it up the forecast the fall is lucky to be at least a cloudy ramadani on

however he's disappeared again from victoria from new south wales alleges cold front is doing good it's supposed to bringing cold air so the temperature though in the teens has been rather have to clean adelaide and the cattle take away from the feeling of the day particularly tasmania cattle bring some rain with it 23 in sydney 26 in perth perth she gets warmer if only slightly but on tuesday it gets rather colder in melbourne this rain likely through victoria new south wales and heading up towards sydney but maybe not quite reaching it even tasmania back in the sunshine the rain of course all across the tasman sea towards new zealand this is what the satellite picture shows typically of the motion that's where the cold fronts got to where the satellite stopped telling me about it but the forecast brings the cloud and rain this was just catching the size of the south island that much of the knolls on the dunes in the sunshine walking out starkly 70 degrees on a bright rather than sunny day maybe on tuesday directly and also we're still talking brady hasn't gone yet despite the season t

is why we are seeing scenes like this this is actually just up the coast from port mcquery in new south wales continuing to fight fires in new south wales in fact there are dozens of them but a burning right now in the weather is not going to help these very strong winds and they are dry winds as well and at the time it is no rain in the forecast maybe just an isolated shower into prison at 2723 in melbourne and across into city and very warm again across into perth and adelaide and to choose this time which is really taking an increase in adelaide quite a bit of cloud in the southwest but it's bringing any rain with it on a very warm to melbourne at 29 degrees celsius meanwhile new zealand some shadow weather in the forecast both islands showers and some a little bit of sunshine touches around 920 celsius cooling off as we go through chooses just 15 at best for you in christchurch and then we've had some dry weather weather across into japan and now is a turn through monday of dry conditions temperatures not feeling too bad cloudy conditions day but on the whole to be dry with a high of 20 i

southeast nothing much there brought in these bubbles that might suggest showers in victoria new south walesis the breeze curving back into the coast all the way up this east coast halfway up through queens and where the rain is likely to fall it will come inland to a certain degree but probably not as far as you want and if you're on the beach you don't want to top 15 in sydney looks a bit disappointed 20 we're now late rather nicer in the sunshine but 18 in purses a cloud comes in and a weak front comes out from the sas still we have not change season yet we are changing it 30 in hobart a disappointment and the rain is still there on the coast of new south wales and southern queensland now look at this persistent cloud underneath which is rain falling over wellington there's a few more hours of that still to go and then things will clear up so friday looks a little bit cloudy and quite a lot went where such a day is rather need proof meant rain in the form of an incoming typhoon is the problem for japan as i'm sure you're away on friday the rain 1st arrives on saturday and late on sunday t

generally staying dry fire risk still remains a major problem with saying some fires affecting new south wales recently this picture here from the made north coast of new south wales that's causing some problems here and mozart's no sign of any rain in the forecast as we go on through the next couple of days at least for this particular part of australia i would say as a west something of a change coming in here perth up to 36.7 on sunday afternoon just 21 on monday and the top temperature on tuesday the 20. rewind to 10 days with a new scenery. states vast amount is a documentary. oh please please. remind continues with fools gold millions of dollars in people's money jewish being taken in for their whole lives for the money and he was down in training and $1.00 day on al-jazeera. here with al jazeera these are our top stories the united states has conducted a raid in syria targeting the isolator baghdad these are exclusive pictures from the aftermath of that raid on a house in italy province there are conflicting reports about whether the operation was a success but the u.s. magazine newswee

an extend the drought the worst southeastern australia has ever endured from near armidale in new south wales andrew thomas reports for a month large areas of southeastern australia have been burning a month not at the height of summer but in early spring the reason hot dry conditions and years of drought there's been so little rain to moisten the ground and replenish rivers reservoirs and lakes that firefighters are fighting fire largely without water we use minimal water but it's just a matter of breaking up before breaking up the fuel. for. another because of a drought do. firefighters weren't able to fight the bushfires effectively or quickly enough and nearly hayes parents had hundreds of cows in these fields now the earth is blackened some still smolders 2 weeks after the flames huge losses up to 20250 cows and they cops. heartbreaking absolutely heartbreaking most of the animals bodies haven't been found but some have horribly burnt wild kangaroos on able to escape. the fires have been devastating to some around here but even for those farmers unaffected by the flames things aren't muc

drought the worst southeastern australia has ever endured under thomas reports from all the dail in new south wales for a month large areas of southeastern australia have been burning a month not at the height of summer but in early spring the reason hot dry conditions and the years of drought there's been so little rain to maurice in the ground and replenish rivers reservoirs and lakes that firefighters are fighting fire largely without water with huge minimal water but it's just a matter of breaking up before breaking up the fuel. for. that all because of a drought. vi fighters weren't able to fight the bushfires effectively or quickly enough for nearly haze her parents had hundreds of cows in these fields now the earth is blackened some still smolders 2 weeks after the flames huge losses up to 20250 cows and they cops. heartbreaking absolutely heartbreaking most of the animals bodies haven't been found but some have horribly burnt wild kangaroos also on able to escape. the fires have been devastating to some around here but even for those farmers unaffected by the flames things aren't much bette

drought is the worst southeast australia has ever had under thomas reports now from armidale in new south wales australia for a month large areas of southeastern australia have been burning a month not at the height of summer but in early spring the reason hot dry conditions and the years of drought there's been so little rain to maurice in the ground and replenish rivers reservoirs and lakes that firefighters are fighting fire largely without water we're using minimal water but it's just a matter of breaking up before breaking up the fuel. for. that all because of a drought. vi fighters weren't able to fight the bushfires effectively or quickly enough and nearly hayes parents had hundreds of cows in these fields now the earth is black and some still smolders 2 weeks after the flames huge losses up to 20250 cows and the cops. heartbreaking absolutely heartbreaking most of the animals bodies haven't been found but some have horribly burnt wild kangaroos also on able to escape. the fires have been devastating to some around here but even for those farmers unaffected by the flames things aren't mu

still the main focus we do have a few showers though across parts of queensland and parts of new south wales but really it is those temperatures well above average for this time of year we do have a frontal boundary out here towards the west but anything to the east well talk about high pressure is dominating the winds coming out of the north and that means temperatures a well above average so for adelaide $36.00 degrees for you melbourne at $33.00 and for hobart at about 30 degrees there now as we go towards friday we're still could be seeing those terms as well above average as well but we are going to see a frontal body pushing towards adelaide that's going to start to break down those temperatures a little bit but by the time we get to saturday that front will push through you'll see some showers and we will see a break in the heat there up towards alice springs though it is going to be a hot day for you with a temperature of 40 degrees across parts of the north and south island of new zealand we're going to be seeing some clouds off and on across much of the area but really not looking

deposit queensland lives in new south wales but some welcome the coming for you to see this area just. go. back on recent days 27 impressed but then as we go on through never sort of the country. perth gets up to 29 degrees arm where the state 26 as we go on into thursday and slushy fine in try from a got those showers the show is just not in the way into the east coast of queensland so what's a weather also not begin to new zealand over the next day or so that's the case into the south on a lot of the cloud rolling across the ditch south island turning increasingly wet and windy not a bad day for the north island on wednesday but the cloud of rain will filter its way in here as we go on into thursday cloud and rain making its way towards to pad over the next couple of days in the foremost super typhoon the base at the moment it is fine and dry and that's the case wednesday going on into thursday big start see the outer bands of the system pushing its way and that's going to gradually making its way further northwards running up towards tokyo as we go on through the course of the week

just around the eastern side of the country southeastern parts of queensland into the north of new south wales as we go on through the next couple of days they say things will at least up to cool down brisbane of about 22 celsius last couple days we're getting up into the mid thirty's so that does show some signs of improvement further west says generate dry it's hot into the interior alice about 30 degrees 21 there in perth on thursday some a temperature as we go on into friday in a similar temperature to as you can see for brisbane so the temperatures really fully back quite nicely here i notice by friday showers so long. just drifting their way in that he says out of queensland anywhere from around townsville right down into the eastern side of victoria 17 celsius the full melbourne on the other side of the tasman same got some wet weather making its way into new zealand see this hook of cloud that will bring some rather stormy conditions into the west of south south auckland we are going to see some really wet weather pushing in here them as we go on through thursday and increasingly wet a

halla you could use the word drag for new south wales parts of queens and having had a little rain during what should have been a rather wetter winter but now look what's happening during spring a massive form hail and proper rain running back into farming country and running up the coast of queensland as well i was not going to change things hugely but it's nice to see it all the same however if you're on the beach in sydney for example in 16 degrees you would think quite the same way but there's the green forecast and it was rain showers again from queens in new south wales not quite in the victoria still not very warm in tasmania but it is nice in adelaide and starts about in perth out of the birth is showing rather more clouds in the pick up similar story on sunday but rather less of everything with less in the way of showers the less in the way is chill for tasmania is warmed up of it it's also improving situation i think you'll agree for new zealand that massacre that will persistent rain is disappearing now and that should mean clear skies so the forecast then what is saturday for

hundreds of koalas are believed to have been killed by bushfires in the eastern australian state of new south wales the largest of the fires in lake happy spans around spans areas about the size of 2000 football fields and around $45.00 homes have been destroyed but there are no reports of injuries in the fires are causing problems for australia's largest city sydney is andrew thomas explains. it's sunny it should be a perfectly clear blue sky like spring day in sydney but you can see the city shrouded in this moki haze at times on the opera house on the bridge were barely visible through the smoke now this is a smoke that comes from bush fires which are burning quite a few hours north of sydney ordinarily the smoke from them wouldn't reach the city here but they've been quite strong winds from the north that have pushed back smoke down and in the city itself it's been very still a lack of wind has kept the smoke here it's from the air that you really get an idea of how hazy this city has been now the state government and others have said that to most people the smoke doesn't pose any kind of healt

of koalas have believed to have been killed by bushfires in the east and a strain in state of new south wales the loss of the hives and like kathy spans areas about the size of 2000 football fields about 45 homes are being destroyed there are no reports of injuries. and. california trying to save hundreds of homes threatened by wildfires on the outskirts of los angeles the flames are being whipped up by strong winds utility companies have cut power in several areas to help prevent tricity cables from sparking more 5 as well let's go to jay gray he's joining us live now from the semi valley in california sounds like a varying situation across the state jay what's the latest. elizabeth here we're at the ronald reagan presidential library where the flames got within 300 yards of this facility the burn scars circle all of the buildings here it was a very intense firefight and in fact there are still firefighters here on the property waiting watching to see if any new fire pops up through wednesday and now into the early morning here on thursday we've had no less than 10 fires that have started ne

is actually some rain in the forecast but of course it is very dry across much of queensland new south wales in fact there are as many as 40 bush fires still burning this is the situation and the rain chiles will actually work their way up the east coast what they weigh as well is a bit further inland so wet conditions in sydney on friday 18 degrees celsius and you can see that rain travelling its way through busy been and really working its way down that eastern side of the queensland coast. when you're from a neighborhood known as a hotbed of radicalism. you have to fight to defy stereotypes. i don't think. the story. told by the people who live. along. you know again i missed your take and top stories this hour. turkey's says it will begin its offensive into syria shortly and it might not be doing so alone an aide to the president says techie's military will be joining forces with the free syrian army when it crosses the border into syria. iraq's parliament has recognized those killed and recent nationwide protests as mountains means the families of more than 110 people killed in the on r

hundreds of koalas a believed to have been killed by bushfires in the eastern australian state of new south walesargest of the fires spans 2000 hectares or about the size of 2000 football fields about 45 homes have been destroyed but there are no reports of injuries the fires are causing problems for a stray as large a city said me as andrew thomas explains. it's sunny it should be a perfectly clear blue sky spring day in sydney but you can see the city shrouded in a smoky haze at times on thursday the opera house and the bridge were barely visible through the smoke now this is a smoke that comes from bushfires which are burning quite a few hours north of sydney ordinarily the smoke from the wouldn't reach the city here but they've been quite strong winds from the north to the pushback smoke down and in the city itself it's been very still a lack of wind has kept the smoke here those fires north of sydney have destroyed a lot of forest and in those forests wallace live and it's that hundreds may have died it's from the air that you really get an idea of how hazy this city has been now the state g

still the main focus we do have a few showers though across parts of queensland and parts of new south wales but really it is those temperatures well above average for this time of year we do have a frontal boundary out here towards the west but anything to the east while we talk about high pressure is dominating winds coming out of the north and that means temperatures a well above average so for adelaide $36.00 degrees for you melbourne at $33.00 and for hobart and about 30 degrees there now as we go towards friday we're still going to see those temperatures well above average as well but we are going to see a frontal boundary pushing towards adelaide that's going to start to break down those temperatures a little bit but by the time we get to saturday that front will push through you'll see some showers and we will see a break in the heat there up towards alice springs though it is going to be a hot day for you with a temperature of 40 degrees across parts of the north and south island of new zealand we're going to be seeing some clouds off and on across much of the area but really not lo

hundreds of koalas believed to have been killed by bushfires in the eastern australia state of new south wales the largest of the fires in lake cathy spans areas about the size of 2000 football fields about 45 homes have been destroyed and the owners of persia and feared chrysler have announced a merger that will see them become the world's 4th largest automaker they say the merger will help of the development of electric vehicles and autonomous driving well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us what news continues next thank you for watching. pump up those on. top of my super bowl. then ship. it all by the ether might even. get the fighting started we. need to kind of a gimmick. think about fighting the good. the lot of them but i still make what it taught me to do it and he. is about to give him a tidy over to get the job market on a study pakistan got a very good deal about pakistanis well but. oh not. everyone got. their. 145. well because. they had no energy and let me tell you there are no modern. what was the mission i found that. i was a sub of getting in an egg and. wh

the southeast and cola not see bad as we go through choose day for victoria if some positive new south wales as we go on into wednesday the best time of little more unsettle some blustery conditions rolling 3 tests maybe also seeing some of that cloud right pushed further back in lad still warm in alice not quite as warm as it has been recently but 33 degrees celsius that's form enough they'll be in 18 that the path again in the sunshine some sunshine say to come for the south island of new zealand but north island still looking rather disturbed little area of low pressure still swirling away here through choose day it makes its way away and quite nice down for the middle of the week. klein can sideways and experience the world like never before cats are always going places together. hello again this is al jazeera this reminds you of the main news this hour syria's government to strike a deal with kurdish forces that will see the syrian army deploy along the border with turkey president other one says that an assault on the city of man bitch is imminent spain's top court has sentenced 9 cata

where we can expect to see some wet weather pushing through were victorious southern areas of new south wales much needed rain out suggest even sydney seeing some of that wet weather along with tasmania some wet weather today making its way towards new zealand over the next day or so it's been pretty wet recently a cloud of rice swirling away here they parry of low pressure brings nasty weather and as we go on through choose day south on the other hand not fairing too badly and should be somewhat dryer in brightness you go on into wednesday if still a little breezy still a little brace across parts of japan at the moment it is dry and sunny temperatures have fought in a way in here we have a top temperature of 20 degrees. to strengthen these groups you have to shoulder good all the more with it comes to fight against corruption. this for new cierra which heroes like new who are about to be refused a $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's

just around the eastern side of the country southeastern parts of queensland into the north off new south wales as we go on through the next couple of days they say things will at least out to cool down pressman of about 22 celsius last couple days we're getting up into the mid thirty's so that does show some signs of improvement further west says generate drive into the interior alice at about 30 degrees 21 there in perth on thursday some the temperature as we go on into friday in a similar temperature to as you can see for brisbane so the temperatures really fully back quite nicely here i notice by friday showers so long spells of rain just just drifting their way and that he says out of queensland anywhere from around townsville right down into the eastern side of victoria 17 celsius the full melbourne on the other side of the tasman same got some wet weather making its way into the sea haven't seen this cloud that will bring some rather stormy conditions into the west all south south auckland we are going to see some really wet weather pushing in here them as we go on through thursday and i

i think all teams, new zealand, england, wales, and south africa all have an even chance to win. se i have a friend from new zealand, and south africa and new zealand, and south africa and new england. whoever wins, i have a party to go to. see how i do it? and before we go, take a look at these pictures of the us gymnast, simone biles, bringing a touch of acrobatic magic ahead of game two of the mlb world series. the four—time olympic gold medallist performed a backflip before she threw out the first pitch in the second game of the world series contest between the houston astros and the washington nationals at minute maid park, in houston, texas. i hope to see you do a back flip in those jeans. maybe next i hope to see you do a back flip in thosejeans. maybe next time. see you soon. hello. there's a battle between cold and mild air taking place across the uk at the moment to see which wins out for the weekend. spoiler, it is the cold air. already in place across northern parts of the uk. 0n the dividing line between the two before the cold air wins and head south, some of us are

on your point of view of the useful or annoying rain in the forecast really from the coast of new south wales up and towards queensland that come quite a long way inland keep temperatures in the teens a disappointing the cold 11 in hobart rather warmer in perth but that isn't necessarily sustainable but the rain itself could make it a fairly miserable time on the coast of australia east coast at least where that rain is wont to say is your point of view as a new zealand a lot of clatter and not a significant amount of rain unless you're in the far south and south island where the onshore breeze is a bit disappointing. experience . in places to get. a reminder about top stories this hour heavy fighting is underway in syria sources have told al-jazeera the syrian national me is preparing to participate in the offensive troops in such a storm areas controlled by the democratic forces. in town. again defending his decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria the president's critics say he is shamelessly abandoning kaddish allies who helped defeat i so trump is warning he will in his words wipe out

have of course had a record breaking october 8th at the parts of queensland where there is a new south wales but some welcome fresh weather coming for you see this area cloud just nothing in around the gulf coast it's good for the next couple days temperatures thawing back on recent valleys 27 impressed but then as we go on through western style never sort of the country perth gets up to 29 degrees on wednesday 26 as we go on into thursday and slushy finance right off mccall those showers those showers just not in the way into the east coast of queensland so much the weather also not again to new zealand over the next day or so that's the case into the south on a lot the cloud rolling across the south island turning increasingly wet and windy not a bad day for the north island on wednesday but the cloud of dry will filter its way and it has become one in seeth steak. and right making its way towards to pad over the next couple of days in the foremost super typhoon the base at the moment it is fine and dry and that's the case why the state going on into thursday because start see the outer ba

hundreds of animals are believed to have been killed by bushfires in the eastern australian state of new south wales the largest of the fire spans areas about the size of 2000 football fields about 45 homes have been destroyed but there are no reports of injuries the fires are causing problems for australia's largest city sydney as andrew thomas explains. it's sunny it should be a perfectly clear blue sky spring day in sydney but you can see the city shrouded in this smoke e haze at times on the opera house on the bridge were barely visible through the smoke now this is a smoke that comes from bush fires which are burning quite a few hours north of sydney ordinarily the smoke from the wouldn't reach the city here but the been quite strong winds from the north to the pushed back smoke down and in the city itself it's been very still a lack of wind has kept the smoke here it's from the air that you really get an idea of how hazy this city has been now the state government in all this has said that to most people the smoke doesn't pose any kind of health risk but those with acid i've been told to stay

into what is the heading of it's was the sunshine coast the gold coast and northern parts of new south wales. this december make the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania. went through a stage made. a connection makes a state peak for the on becoming its best city site will be sure to say i want to be. like this before i. make your goal. they're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour argentina's set to get a new president amid the worsening economic crisis president. has conceded defeat center left candidate. who won more than 47 percent of the vote. a draft power sharing deal has been agreed between yemen's internationally recognized government under southern separatist group it's meant to end fighting in the port city of which the southern transitional council season oldest. world leaders are warning the fight against isn't over despite the death of. france and the u.k. both say they'll continue to work with allies in the middle east to defeat the group entirely. to the lebanese capital beirut protesters there blocking roads today as part of demonstratio

southeastern australia has seen in recent years and the thomas has the support now from armidale in new south wales for a month large areas of southeastern australia have been burning a month not at the height of summer but in early spring the reason hot dry conditions and the years of drought there's been so little rain to maurice in the ground and replenish rivers reservoirs and lakes that firefighters are fighting fire largely without water we use minimal water but it's just a matter of breaking up before breaking up the fuel. for. that all because of a drought. vi fighters weren't able to fight the bushfires effectively or quickly enough and nearly hayes parents had hundreds of cows in these fields now the earth is blackened some still smolders 2 weeks after the flames huge losses up to 20250 cows and they cobbs. heartbreaking absolutely heartbreaking most of the animals bodies haven't been found but some have horribly burnt wild kangaroos also unable to escape. the fires have been devastating to some around here but even for those farmers unaffected by the flames things aren't much better. tha

south in the east of australia we've seen some welcome into areas of the coast pushing up into new south wales and also up into queenstown but dry for the next couple of days warming up as well in brazil than 25 on sunday 24 not a with a chance of showers sunny melbourne in hobart you could well over the next couple of days but again it won't be cold in fact warming up in melbourne 25 on monday 22 celsius in puff under some mostly sunny skies and then we've got some rain showers across. through sunday the rain working their way through christchurch on towards oakland in the north island in both coming in as cases time which is a not too bad 17 on monday in oakland but that does come as you can see with some rain. what are you protesting about how does things in competition where there are on line well i face many people saying i'm directly out of translating slavery or if you join us on sand this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate chan

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it's semifinal weekend at the rugby world cup with new zeland, england, south africa and wales stilldeal of satisfaction with how the event has gone with japan embracing the event and hosting it for the first time. mariko 0i sat down with brett gosper — the ceo of world rugby and started by asking him about the japanese hosting. it's been a fabulous tournament, fantastic atmosphere, stadium, really being embraced by the japanese people. the japanese teams played its role in hosting the tournament and playing so brilliantly and the brilliant brand of rugby they had been playing. it has been exciting. as you said, japan's brave blossoms played incredibly well. but this is a country where baseball and football are more popular. were you at all concerned about having the rugby injapan in asia for the first time? i think it's been a long time coming. it's been planned for ten years. it was a bold decision, taken ten years ago, to come here. although it turned out amazingly, at the time, there were some questions. it is truly exceeded our expectations for a world cup. indeed, none of my fr

england and new zealand, wales and south africa.