so definitely a number of areas in new south wales— number of areas in new south wales where it has beenrgency agencies in the state, who say there are no reports _ state, who say there are no reports of _ state, who say there are no reports of structural damage to buildings here, but we are getting _ buildings here, but we are getting reports that there is damage, even limited so far, in melbourne, including in chapel street, — melbourne, including in chapel street, a — melbourne, including in chapel street, a very central street in melbourne. shops and restaurants all round. we have seen _ restaurants all round. we have seen areas _ restaurants all round. we have seen areas on that street where there _ seen areas on that street where there has— seen areas on that street where there has been visible damage, even _ there has been visible damage, even though it is limited so far — even though it is limited so far. . , even though it is limited so far. ., , . far. thanks very much. the im act far. thanks very much. the impact can _ far. thanks very much. the impact can be _ far. thanks ver

he acknowledges that the experience of new south wales was proving how hard it was to keep the delta der control. to that end, we had 1100 new cases in new south wales yesterday. the hospitalization rate is going up as well. on the plus side, 148,000 people got vaccinated. the premier in new south wales saying, it's possible that the 70% fully vaccinated target could be reached earlier than the mid-october date that is being anticipated. once we hit 80%, that's when the idea of international travel comes back on the card. we could see an interesting situation then. a number of states are not on board with that idea. we could have a possibility we could fly from sydney to the united states but not to perth. kathleen: that's quite a story. second quarter gdp better than expected. once the outlook for the next quarter with half of the population facing these restrictions? paul: 7/10 of 1% for the second quarter. the third quarter is expected to be quite ugly. 16 economists surveyed. for a 3% contraction in the third quarter. the most pessimistic among those 16 seeing a 4.5% contraction i

that is really just talking about new south wales and victoria, which is committed to this idea.ates and territories are so focused on a zero-tolerance illumination strategy. that adjustment to shifting their tactics hasn't happened yet. all of that will slow and make the recovery more gradual than last time. >> what does that mean to getting back to pre-delta? >> the rba, which they started yesterday, they think they will be back on the pre-delta path by the second half of 2022. i think it may take longer for the economy to adjust to living with the virus. last time we had this big spring back because we got numbers down to zero. this time around, we thought we had all this adjustment to living to the virus, but that is going to weigh on the pathway to recovery. >> continuing to taper on a longer horizon, not raising cash rates, what is the net effect of these qe decisions? >> it determines exactly what the effects was relative to -- it is dependent on what they were planning to do a november trade whether they were planning to reduce or not. the broader message is the rba is do

the announcement was made by the new south wales state premier a little earlier. uth wales. i think the most significant thing to come out of the press conference of the new south wales premier today, and she stands there every single day with those grim numbers of the cases rising in sydney and the rest of the state. today, what she said was that people have to get used to living with the virus. this is a huge change of tack, notjust for new south wales, but for the whole of australia. since the beginning of the pandemic, the country has opted for an elimination strategy that is aiming for zero covid—19 cases — and this is through closed borders, heavy lockdowns when there are outbreaks and, of course, hotel quarantine. then came the delta variant, and it changed everything. when that outbreak started in mid—june and the city went into lockdown, it proved extremely difficult to head for covid—19 cases. the lockdowns kept getting extended, and we've just seen those cases rise every single day because of how infectious the delta variant is. and now, what we're seein

he was discovered in a gully on his family's property in new south wales. espondent has the extraordinary story. >> a glimpse of hope. four days after this toddler disappeared in the unforgiving bush land of new south wales, the moment a.j. was found by rescue teams spotted from a helicopter drinking water from a creek in the heat 500 meters from his family's rural home in an area that had been searched several times. his mom overwhelmed by relief. four days after he went missing, finay reunited with her child. hundreds worked tirelessly scouring this rugged remote terrain. rescue teams with our support search dogs and divers as well as his family and friends. many feared the worst. wondering how a loan three-year-old could survive in this dangerous bush land. then came news of his rescue. he was taken straight for a medical checkup. his father said little ajay had a rash and bytes but was in reasonably good shape. >> what sustained you through all of this? >> just to see my son. >> a huge relief. a family nightmare turned into a miracle. >> what a relief. i

haidi: the weekend saw more record numbers of covid-19 cases in new south wales.ba may scale back its quantitative easing as the opera continues. -- as the outbreak continues. reporter: another dire weekend. a record on saturday, 300 33 cases. a little less on sunday but a total of 3000 cases over the weekend and the premier in new south wales is warning there is worse to come and the case numbers will spike in the coming weeks and the hospitalization rate will spike, as well. on the upside, the vaccination progress is looking good. 41% of the state now fully vaccinated. 74% has won those. they are still on target to hit the mid-october target of 70% fully vaccinated, which is when restrictions are likely to start easing. so lockdowns will continue until the target is met. in new south wales and victoria, the two states account for more than half the country's economic output. we are spiting to see a significant hit to gdp. shery: what are the implications for the rba meeting tomorrow? reporter: it turns tomorrow's meeting into a live meeting with 10 of 16 economi

he was found on his families property in new south wales. he has autism and does not speak. family thought he had been abducted. reporter: overwhelmed with emotion, a mother reunited with her toddler four days after he went missing. this was the moment the three-year-old was found by rescue teams. he was spotted from helicopter drinking from a creek on his families rural property in new south wales. an area searched several times for the past four days. hundreds of rescue personnel, police plane, search dog and divers as well as family and friends looked for him tirelessly. many feared the worst, wondering how he survived in this rugged, unforgiving bush land. then, the news of his rescue. >> thank you, everne. thank you to the government. thank you to the police. thank you very much. reporter: what sustains you through all of this? >> to see my son. reporter: he said his son had some rash and and bytes but was in reasonably good shape. they prayed for his return. he clung to his mother as he was taken to a nearby hospital for a checkup. huge relief after a families nightmar

>> there will be a big announcement today for new south wales. the plan to give vaccination rates to the point where daily case numbers don't matter so much. an announcement made on the roadmap to reopening october the 18th has been nominated as the date the restrictions will be removed as the vaccination rates hit 70%. it is not exactly freedom day, but it would mean pubs, cafes, restaurants, gyms, hairdressers will be allowed to reopen with some limitations and restrictions in place. but more restrictions will come off of it as the vaccination rate rises and it goes to 80%. it will be trialed first in areas with low case numbers and high vaccination rates. the states also very keen to point out these freedoms are not going to be extended to the unvaccinated. some good news for the economy, at least. new south wales accounts for about one third of the country's gdp. getting the state working again will be a boost. shery: paul allen in sydney. we have a live event going on right now. the dallas fed president making comments in an online event tha

the bite areas of low pressure accompanied through sample straight through victoria into was new south wales. they occasionally, of course, putting so bring significant weather to perth. but their effect further north is to induce a wind out of the tropics, a war months, or alice is $35.00 birds that at $39.00, both above average, where it last now springs to go down to near the average in a couple of days. but we start off from quite a dusty and warm, so probably you could call it hot and that feet of warmth and the moisture all come together give a stormy day from new south wales, southern queens and, and victoria and a c t. this is during wednesday significance on the song seem quite likely. it's equally active rockford, rolla, more so in the west and pacific with what will eventually be a major tie for men do still out. and that was that never by the end of the week when we reached japan, just edging, i think the edge rain bands into you. but you've got a couple days off before that the plum re insisted in china. significant rain for a time in the yellow and the yangtze river basins, eve

we had 115 bay is on lockdown in new south wales. what that will mean is the reopening of pubs, cafes, hairdressers, and gyms, but with some limitations still in place. freedom day lights, shery. shery: we have had freedom day here in the u.s. for quite a while now. as the delta variant continues to rise, it has been a quasi-freedom where you are still wearing masks in some places. we do have more vaccinations of course. president biden has really tried to persuade more and more people to get vaccinated. 80 million americans still unvaccinated. he is now pardoning his stance. he will order all executive branch employees, federal contractors, and health care workers to get vaccinated. let me turn to breaking news. this just happening while we were actually talking about these inflationary pressures and monetary policy. peru's central bank has just increased in the reference rate to 1%. this would be the most since 2010, this after inflation just breached at the upper limit of their targeted range. not to mention, they continue to see

by police helicopters on monday, drinking water from a creek on his family's property in rural new south wales friday. his family had feared that he had been abducted. shaimaa khalil reports from sydney. a], a]! 0verwhelmed with emotion, a mother reunited with her toddler four days after he went missing. and this was the moment three—year—old ajay was found by rescue teams. he was spotted from a helicopter, drinking from a creek on his family's rural property in the hunter valley in rural new south wales, an area that was searched several times for the past four days. hundreds of rescue personnel, a police plane, search dogs and divers, as well as ajay�*s family and friends, looked for him tirelessly. many feared the worst, wondering how he survived in this rugged, unforgiving bushland. then, the news of his rescue. cheering thanks, god! thank you for everyone. thank you for everyone! thank you for the government, thank you for the police, thank you very much! what sustains you i through all of this? just to see my son. aj's father anthony said his son had some nappy rash and ant bites, but wa

south australia _ felt as far as canberra, south australia and in parts of new south — australia and in parts of new south walesales, including where i am in sydney-— south wales, including where i am in sydney. thanks very much for bringing _ am in sydney. thanks very much for bringing us — am in sydney. thanks very much for bringing us up _ am in sydney. thanks very much for bringing us up to _ am in sydney. thanks very much for bringing us up to date. - well, this is the moment when abc news breakfast presenters were rocked by the earthquake in the studio in melbourne, let�*s take a look. they didn�*t know what to make of it, did they? must have been very disconcerting. the capital of victoria, melbourne has sustained some damage — abcjournalist madeleine morris is there and joined me a short time ago. this is chapel street in windsor, anyone who has visited will have heard of it as a very famous dining destination. behind my shoulder, i can�*t zoom in on my phone but hopefully you can see behind me the damage to the building. there is a burger bar there, and all of the bricks on top of it have fallen down.

what, whether from the northern territory queensland into new south wales and victoria, diving down to the tasman c per se, 90 degrees on saturday. so new zealand high pressure in charge. it's trying to keep this what, whether a way for as long as it can. so we look at the 3 day forecast in wellington. sure it's going to be breezy, but the rain looks like it won't move in till about monday, with a high of 14 degrees. that's it for me. see soon, the on accounting, the costs china designs on the indian ocean. beijing thinks millions enforcing laws in pakistan can india count to china's geo political and economic might last a referendum in berlin to strip a landlord of tens of thousands of whole counting the cost on i'll just here ah, holding the powerful to account as we examine the us his role in the world on al jazeera ah the ah. top stories 0. fighting his escalation between the taliban and the resistance group in the pen, she valley region has been the only province to hold out against taliban rule. the man expected to lead the new african government to store out the economy as a pri

this quake was felt across the state of victoria as well as in canberra and as far as sydney in new south walesence australia measured its depth at 10 kilometres. well, this is the moment when abc news breakfast presenters were rocked by the earthquake in their studio in melbourne, let's take a look: if it's too, um.... man: holy sort! the abc news breakfast presenter we saw in shot there is michael rowland, whojoins me live now from melbourne. how are you doing? pretty safe and sound. _ how are you doing? pretty safe and sound, thank— how are you doing? pretty safe and sound, thank you, - how are you doing? pretty safe and sound, thank you, but - how are you doing? pretty safe and sound, thank you, but it i and sound, thank you, but it was very tense, i reckon about 20 seconds in the tv studio, a very similar studio undoubtedly to the one you are sitting in. lots of heavy equipment and light shaking above us so it was pretty tense as that earthquake rocks notjust earthquake rocks not just melbourne earthquake rocks notjust melbourne but as you mention, large parts of south—eastern australia. i

new south - this help? a lot. particularly in sydney and new south wales, | this help? a lot. particularly in . d must cross a stray that we have a living and blissful no care that for so long but unfortunately, deltas are very humbling strain and it really has got going. we are talking about the sort of death rates that have occurred in other countries but the health system is coming underfair bit of countries but the health system is coming under fair bit of strain at the moment and in sydney we have had about 1500 cases a day moment which is putting the hospitals and intensive care units under a fair bit of strain so really they need to get vaccinated as vaccinated as quickly as possible as does the rest of the country because delta is here to in australia after leading a very blissful life until now. the headlines on bbc news. the head of one of prince charles�* charities temporarily steps down following claims he helped secure an honour for a major donor taliban officials have broken up a demonstration by dozens of women in kabul, who were calling for the right to work and to be included in

most of those are in the country's largest city, oakland and then austria, the state of new south wales has reported more than 1200. you infections down to my record high on friday, the outbreak there began in mid june, not as being fueled by the more contagious delta there will sarah clark join us now from brisbin. sarah. so a strain that seems to change tactics in the fight against koby. what's the situation now and where are we with vaccinations? well, you've just noted the numbers that have come out the last hour or so from the new state premier. got us projecting, and she said that to $1281.00 cases and 5 dis ivan knots now. the state premier has, will wound today that the worst is yet to come. and she's releasing modeling today that she says she believes the peak in new south wales, which is been one of the hardest hit states of light particularly. but the delta vary and she said that the peak will happen in the next fortnight. and as you mentioned, the delta outbreak started in june in sydney and around 30000 cases had been recorded and looking at victoria as well, who had the he

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moving through and that sport snows in heavy rain and cold winds to pots, new south wales and victoria. and look what it does to the temperature in sydney. we've had a bit of a yo yo, it's come down, it's come up. we're going to have plenty of sunshine coming through on friday, but it will dip down again as we go into saturday. now as you move across to the the tasman see to new zealand, it is looking wet and windy for the north island. those weather systems pushing and they all going to sweep off to the east. it is going to clear up by the time we get into friday. but a bit of a wintry mix will sweep up the south island. but the temperature in christ church will fit at 20 with plenty of sunshine coming through. that's her update. the the world's lungs are being seized. the amazon rain forest is diminishing the rate of 2 football pitches a minute to meet the market insatiable appetite for logging mining and farming. as both scenarios, government seek to relax conservation laws and increased production indigenous communities on the brink of extinction. no, it's the bite of their life. p

really expecting to see the impact of the ongoing lockdown across new south wales. nikkei futures looking like we will see another open -- we saw japanese equities extending their gains to a 30 year high. really increased expectations that the fed will be forced to delay the paper plan on account of that poor jobs report. s&p futures, we had the labor day long weekend. u.s. futures really continuing to rally. watching when it comes to the tokyo session. three of japan's larger firms to join the blue-chip. nintendo is one to watch in today's session. getting back to our top story -- rba expected to keep things unchanged at today's meeting. it could defer plans to paper bond purchases with the two largest states grappling with a cove at outbreak. what are the chances we are looking at? >> it certainly is a live meeting. governor phil lowe's since he wants to stay the course on the taper plan. most want to reduce down to 4 billion a week. fiscal policies are better suited for this particular job at the rba gave itself a get out clause, indicating the bank would be prep

he was spotted scooping water from a creek in a deepy gully in new south wales.. a glimpse of hope. i have got the boy. four days after this toddler disappeared in the unforgiving bushland of new south wales. the moment anthony elfalak, known as a], was found by rescue teams. spotted from a helicopter, taking water from a creek in the heat, 500 metres from his family's rural home in the hunter valley, in an area that had been searched several times. aj! his mum, kelly, overwhelmed by relief. four days after he went missing, finally, reunited with her child. hundreds worked tirelessly, scouring this rugged, remote terrain. rescue teams with air support, search dogs and divers, as well as aj's family and friends. many feared the worst, wondering how a lone three—year—old could survive in this dangerous bushland. then came news of his rescue. thank god! thank you for everyone. he was taken straight for a medical checkup. his father said that little aj had some nappy rash and ant bites but was in reasonably good shape. what has sustained you through all of this? just

but that threshold of state-by-state vaccinations hitting 80%, we are doing well in new south wales,bly since november. other states like queensland, western australia lagging far behind. you could be in a situation where you can find -- flight from sydney to london but not sydney to brisbane. shery: it will reopen next month but only to those fully vaccinated, how is that monitored? >> in new south wales, if you are visiting a supermarket or other business, you scan it with an app and they get in touch with you if there is an outbreak where you have been. the plan is to link vaccination certificate to that app. the government is trialing this now, rolling out the trial october 6 but they might be late. we are due to reach 70% vaccination threshold and made up -- made october. some -- in mid october. some people describe this as a freedom day, you can eat at a restaurant if you are seated outdoors, have up to five people in your home. again, this would only the open to the fully vaccinated. shery: paul allen in sydney with the latest on the pandemic and australia. sources telling blo

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here is a health officer in new south wales today. >> we will be looking at what contact tracing looks the new world order. it will be pubs and clubs and other things we have positive cases. >> jesse: australia is looking more and more like the prison colony they once were. we hope the rest of the western world is taking notice. larry elder was just attacked in broad daylight in l.a. he will tell us about that next. plus his response to the divisive coronavirus speech. ♪ ♪ one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in abou

he was spotted scooping water from a creek in a deep gully in new south wales.forgiving bushland of new south wales. the moment anthony elfalak, known as aj, was found by rescue teams. spotted from a helicopter, taking water from a creek in the heat, 500 metres from his family's rural home in the hunter valley, in an area that had been searched several times. aj! his mum, kelly, overwhelmed by relief. four days after he went missing, finally, reunited with her child. hundreds worked tirelessly, scouring this rugged, remote terrain. rescue teams with air support, search dogs and divers, as well as aj's family and friends. many feared the worst, wondering how a lone three—year—old could survive in this dangerous bushland. then came news of his rescue. thank god! thank you for everyone. he was taken straight for a medical checkup. his father said that little aj had some nappy rash and ant bites but was in reasonably good shape. what has sustained you through all of this? just seeing my son. a huge relief. the family's nightmare turned into what they describe as the

this marks a major policy change in how new south wales is tackling coronavirus.were conditioned on the number of vaccinations — of people fully vaccinating, double doses — reaching 70%. now, there are a couple of things here that we need to look out for. one is how people prove that they are vaccinated. there is a suggestion of a vaccination passport or a vaccination app. we still have to hear confirmation about that and iron these details out. the other thing that we are looking out for is the reaction of other states. for example, queensland and western australia, they are covid—free and they're not very happy about freedom of movement when it's not 100% vaccination, so chances are there is going to be freedom of movement within new south wales — not so much interstate travel. thanks for watching. we've seen two things happening today. a drop in temperature and heavy rainfall. the best of the weather was across the southeast of england, and also into lincolnshire. temperatures in cambridge were 25 degrees, 26 celsius this afternoon in norwich. 24 in hull. westc

here is a health officer in new south wales today. >> we will be looking at what contact tracing looks the new world order. it will be pubs and clubs and other things we have positive cases. >> jesse: australia is looking more and more like the prison colony they once were. we hope the rest of the western world is taking notice. larry elder was just attacked in broad daylight in l.a. he will tell us about that next. plus his response toke biden's divisive coronavirus speech. ♪ ♪ the divisive coronavirus speech. ♪ ♪ hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a better life. with xfinity home, you can keep your home you can experience better hearing with no obligation.

the corona virus are breaking sally as most populous state of new south wales shows no signs of slowing with another reco day of infections. at least 1500 cases were reported on saturday. that's up more than a 100 on the previous day. there are no more than a 1000 people in hospital democratic republic of congo says at once compensation after a leak at a diamond, mine killed at least 12 people, a spell in late july's thought to have come from a wastewater dime. the diamond is ivan neighbouring angola. the officials say it's polluted, a tributary of the congo river, making thousands of people ill. those are the headlines coming up next. why i my niger area. goodbye. on accounting, the cost china is designs on making n o should be james, investing billions in for the last 3 months in august on can india account to china? geo political and economic might last a referendum in berlin to strip a landlord of tens of thousands of whole counting the cost on al jazeera. o, o, o, o, my name is soft. my name is development manager, that is excellent. this is my, my junior i was, you know, they, me

about that they've which is where it should be to be honest weather proper from the showers in new south wales. victoria is head against was new zealand, would be pretty nasty, i think unsolved for a couple of days. but still, the nastiest of all is entire food and form champ through which is on its way past tie where i'm at satellite picks were please an awful lot of risk from not just the strong winds, but the huge amount of rain said landslide risk here may be may be even worse as it goes further north, because it, although it's good to lose some strengths, it's expanding this over flatter grant. so shanghai is at some risk here. so chance you then effecting shanghai probably late on monday and tuesday, already generating waves of 17 meters, the potential storm surge, or 2 meters. and of course rain the around one percent of electricity globally is consumed by data centers, many of which provide promote storage facilities or what is also known as the cloud . i'm in no way to see how one center is honda. think the energy of these fuel wants to store our digital information without a heavy co

new south wales, much of england is fine.asing out of the northern parts of china they're going to see some very heavy rain. we are going to see some very wet weather coming into a good part of central japan. southern japan is also seeing some heavy rain. >> in nigeria life is a bit hard for the youths and football is one of the reasons they can rise. >> i do not know anything that is followed in nigeria like football. >> my nigeria is soccer, managerial is still developing my nigeria is excellence. this is my nigeria. >> welcome back. a quick reminder of your top stories. the taliban is back in control in kabul after the final u.s. plan left but leaders are angry at what has been left behind planes and helicopters were disabled and other was destroyed. withdrawal has been greeted with celebrations in several afghan city. residents told al jazeera they are hoping for a system that protects them and offers new prospects. president joe biden says the afghan evacuation was in escrow no success but blames the country's forces for

already because this cold wind from the surf has brought showers up across sidney across our new south wales actually. but in the heart of australia there's nothing in the sky. the breeze is coming from the south . so these cooling down a bit, alice springs down to 21 in purse were about 27, very much warmer. but look at this nice warm cap here. as you push the cold up, you tend to push the warm ahead of it and you get really quite will in places like broom and darwin may not look at. but darwin's $37.00 is close to the reco for september, it cools down little bit. as winds change on 1st, you get more reasonable. tempted near the average desi overall picture, then the sun should replace most of the sherry stuff. time to start to climb in sydney, this is come wednesday. an awful lot of late season rain has been falling in the northeast of china, look of a cat, a cocker to head, which is producing a loss of right in the northeast. and the frontal system swings through the korean peninsula and into japan. by the time we get to wednesday, so it's warm and humid and then wet behind it. it looks f

. >> this is the largest recorded in new south wales.st in australia, but it is getting up there. the precise magnitude probably 5.8 to 6.0. that will be determined. that area where it was felt was huge. my house shook for a good five seconds. i have heard reports of it being felt in tasmania. the aria where it was felt was very large. it was appropriate for a magnitude six earthquake. we don't expect much damage at all because it was in a remote area. >> lava flowing from the volcano that corrupted last weekend on the spanish island of love, has destroyed over 200 homes. -- the spanish island of la palma. when it hits the ocean, it will create toxic gases and explosions. this drone footage shows how far the lava has spread. of the daytime pictures, they were showing the volcano and its explosive phase. these are images of some of the discretion is caused. -- instruction it has caused. you can see people working around the clock in extremely close proximity. our correspondent is on the island. >> it is possible the wind direction has cha

we got some rain shimming across new south wales, but it is going to dry up and it will be sunshine coming through on monday. now as we move across to new zealand, it is going to dry up in the north on the ones that low pressure moves off from south on end. it is looking a lot finer. temperatures are going to pick up in the very south. but for christ church, it does remain rather surely. the temperature well below average here now was moved to south. east asia has dried up across indonesia and malaysia because we go into saturday. we are going to see some heavy rains kick in. the hong kong has become a dangerous business one or one east and those who refuse to be silent for now is there a showcase of the best documentary films from across the network on al jazeera frank assessments. by way, it is again, freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is come on to it was 40 to come up with 2 is the critical debate that we have here. it's not between kula and any other than we have gone through here between 34 years re running to keep people in depth analysis of the days globa

that in the middle of australia is the cold wind is really affecting people in victoria and new south wales. now, the season have more ended yet. the rainy season that is in east asia. we just in the end of that typhoon, which dropped his strength and taking the rain away. next significant rain is running it through the yellow seats of the northeast of china. that's during monday . and then we'll keep movies was dragging. it's rain and a change in temperature through the korean flinch, the during tuesday all this time it's actually quite warm and rather settled in most of japan. the. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm sorry, i'm no more the welcome to the news now a lie from london coming up the next 60 minutes. a desperate appeal for aid as children suffering from malnutrition and measles fill up afghan as dawns overwhelmed hospital. the united states start flying back home nation migrant. they've been pouring across the rio grande and.

cloud cover and showers toward the southeast of australia now pushing into new south wales. you are down to 18 thanks to that self-effacing wind. a disturbance over new zealand. the bulk of that energy pushes away. is been has a high of 16 on tuesday. see you soon. >> stories that need to be told find a way. and demand to be heard. opening a window into another life and challenging perceptions. from personal endeavors and epic struggles to colossal sacrifices in individuals journeys. witness inspiring documentaries that changed the world on al jazeera. lauren: a reminder of the top stories. international donors have pledged more than a billion dollars to afghanistan. the u.n. secretary general says he is concerned the company -- country could collapse. the u.s. secretary of state says pulling troops out of afghanistan was the right decision. he told a house mitty that staying would have meant sending more troops. there is blame on all sides in ethiopia. that is the assessment of the u.n. human rights chief. the united states military says missile tests conducted by north kor

at sky cloud cover and also some showers towards the southeast of australia now pushing into new south wales, impacting sydney. so just the other day you were about 3031. now you're down to 18 . thanks. so that south facing wind and the vigorous disturbance it was over a new zealand, the bulk of that energy pushes away. but still what, whether for good been and the escape has been has a high 16 on tuesday season. the . ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of stones thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reviews the forgotten truth of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of i've done this done on i just oh i this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is down there and use our life from london. coming up more than $1000000000.00 pledged for aid for afghanistan. a country described as being on the verge of collapse. the money can't come soon enough. a couple hospitals still.

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we have some rain shimmering across new south wales, but it is going to dry up and there will be sunshinerough on monday. as we move across to new zealand, it is going to dry up in the north island once the low pressure moves off. to the south island, it is looking finer. temperatures are going to pick up in the south. but for christ church, it does remain rather chilly, temperature low average here. with a move to southeast asia, it has dried up and as we go into saturday, we are going to see some heavier rain kick in. ♪ >> in hong kong, dissent has become a dangerous business. we follow those who refused to be silenced. on al jazeera. with government support dwindling, russia's parliamentary elections take place in september. but as the opposition leader remains in prison and his allies are banned from taking part, could the doors to the kremlin be wide open for another clean sweep for pooping supporters -- putin supporters? special coverage on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ barbara: time now for a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the u.s., u.k., and australia have defended their new securit

see that in the satellite image, destructive wind, hail, and heavy rain affecting queensland, new south walesia, and tasmania. it will remain unsettled towards a weekend. elsewhere, dreyer in central and northern areas, thanks to fading high-pressure, which is clinging on. similar in the west, but there will be a change friday. it will get wet and windy. that rain lasting well into sunday. the south, it's looking cooler, cloud cover, but the unsettled weather continues in the south. we hop across to new zealand, looking rather unsettled for the north island, a band of cloudy rain sweeping up. the south island is looking subtle. it will pull away friday good look at that. fine and dry weather with some spells of sunshine. christchurch at 50 celsius. that is where we expected to be. southeast asia is looking very wet from malaysia, indonesia, and singapore with heavier falls friday. ♪ >>'s discarded clothing from rich nations are funneled through charities and sold to impoverished nations, and unprecedented scale. a massive industry since through the unwanted garments to some of the world's poo

a cold front moving through has brought snow, heavy rain and cold winds parts of new south wales andtoria erie look what it does to the temperature in sydney. it has come down and up. we will have plenty of sunshine coming through friday, but it will dip down again as we go into saturday. as we moved to the tasman sea and new zealand, looking wet and windy for the north island. weather systems pushing in are going to sweep east and it will clear up by the time we get into friday. a bit of a wintry mix will sweep up the south island and the temperature in christchurch will sit at 20 with plenty of sunshine coming through. that is your update. ♪ >> the world's lungs are being seized. the amazon rain forest is diminishing at a rate of two football pitches per minute to meet the insatiable appetite for logging, mining and farming. thousand -- as bolsonaro's government seeks to relax laws, indigenous communities o the brink ofxtinction ow it is the fighof their lives. people in power, brazil's amazonian battle, on al jazeera. ♪ >> the top stories on al jazeera, the u.s. will donate half a

most of them in auckland and in australia the state of new south wales has reported more than 1200 new infections down from a record high on friday or late is outbreak began in mid june and he's being fueled by the more contagious dr. very. and those are the headlines on al jazeera join me next on counting the cost. thanks for watching news. news. news. news, news . i'm fully back, you know, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you look at the, well, the business and economics this week, china's designs on the indian ocean bay, jane, investing billions, and course in the marsh lanka. and pakistan can india counter china's geopolitical and economic might jack brent fen shoddy maintenance. the tenants who had enough and pushed berlin for a local referendum to strip a german stock market, listed company of tens of thousands of homes and a toxic relationship. we look at how organized crime, who have turned romania into europe's dumping ground. ah, after it's drop a day and chaotic withdraw from afghanistan after 20 years of war and field nation building, washington was keen to reassure

most of those are in the larger city. oakland, i'm going straight to the state of new south wales has reported more than 1200 new infections down from a record high on friday. the outbreak there began in mid june, not as being filled by the more contagious delta vary on a well cup. qualifying football match between argentina and brazil has been cooled off just minutes after kickoff. health officials walked onto the pitch to quarantine. some players for the auction tinian team are accused of breaching restrictions, and hundreds of supporters of 2 canadian men who are detained in china march through ottawa, demanding that'd be released. michael's fable and michael coverage had been held for a 1000 days on what canadian official described as full charges were. those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 up to us right. stadium, thanks so much trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up. in the 1st of 2 special report, $11.00 east investigates trail is indigenous incarceration cross on al jazeera. ah, it should be pretty straightforward. it grows

a record high new south wales. we quoted more than 1500 new cases on friday. but restrictions are being eased in 12 local government areas where no new cases have been recorded in 2 weeks. now they've been concerns about the effects cobra 19 could have on people mental health and as the world mark suicide prevention day. let's take a look at the challenges so many face. more than $700000.00 people take their own lives each year. it's the 4th leading cause of death among people age 15 to $19.00, about 3 quarters of suicide, very low and middle income countries. while the link between suicide and mental health is establishing high income countries, many happen impulsively in times of crisis, the world health organization has highlighted ways to prevent suicides. these include limiting access to weapons and some medication, as well as identifying suicidal behavior early and offering help. early assessments indicate there hasn't been arise in suicide linked to call the 19. and that's been helped by support for people coping with stress of outbreaks. then lockdown.

and the marshman brought in a new south wales. i could put a queen's and victorian a c t to means it's understood pretty big with i think potentially damaging hail as a result of that that all marches off shore and juice is quite a strong wind to the bath, straight again to some victorian tasmania during thursday, the same time pop refuse showers. percy's la clauser at about $23.00, and darwin's enjoying the chuckle, heated and no longer in the record valley. 33, still very active weather in the western pacific. this is mindy lay. we think it's going to go towards japan, but not make land context, but you'll feel the influence, the same time, this belt of whether the plum raise it gave about a 100 millimeters, a movie, steady south with. and as they keep going south to the temperance shanghai come down, the weather behind is dry and then he got to come together. over of pad is not a good prospect. the full cast for tokyo, obviously can be western windy that really arrives during friday. the best of days, the pitches joint. why? th

as we go into the weekends, a wet weather for parts of queens and new south wales, victoria and tasmania, and it doesn't easily go into saturday and that system pulls out to see, but it is still looking rather wet as it is for perth. we've got a system that's moving its way across south australia and that is going to bring some of the brisk winds into play up north, a few spotty showers as well. around darwin, it will centrally. we all seen a finer and dry a weather uh heat coming back into alice springs, we've seen the temperature edge up close to 40 degrees. they're talking about settled weather. let's have a look at new zealand. it's looking fine and dry across both islands and other warms coming through in the south. we've seen the temperature pick up in christ church on saturday, 800 degrees celsius, lots of sunshine to be enjoyed. the whole south east asia continues to be very wet across parts of india. china. we've seen flooding in thailand, we could see more of that. as the rain continues. the hospitals and clinics across asia battle coded 19 mountains of medical ways are piling

image there, and we've seen destructive wind hail and heavy rain affecting parts of queensland, new south wales, and victoria as well as has mania, and it is gonna remain rather unsettled here as we move towards the weekend elsewhere. it's looking out finer and dry up in central and northern areas and that's thanks to fading high pressure which is clinging on it's a similar story in the west, but we are going to see a change in the weather come friday. it's going to get rather wet, windy therefore perth that rain lasting well into sunday for the south that is looking cooler with some cloud cover. but the unsettled weather continues in the south eastern. we hope across the tasman sea to new zealand. it is looking rather unsettled for the north island. we've got a band of cloud rain sweeping up the south island is looking rather settled and it's going to pull away as we move into friday and look at that fine and dry weather to come with some spells of sunshine. christ church sitting at 15 degrees celsius, where we expected to be se asia, though it is looking very wet for pots of malaysia, indones

the corona virus are breaking a silly as most populous state of new south wales shows no signs of slowing with another record. dave infections, at least 1500 cases, were reported in saturday. that's up more than a 100 on the previous day and are now more than a 1000 people and hospital 173 people on an intensive care. and those are the headlines coming up next to now to 0. it's $11.00 east. goodbye. talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listened. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that imagine on sierra the the across aboriginal, the black lives matter movement born on the streets of america, resonates deeply indigenous, leading to using the grounds will of the racially jumped approaches to the high number of their own people who live and die spread, the child, the with aboriginal people disproportionately arrested and locked up in australia, some as young as 10 years old. as order from the court else. when it's just

the group of more than 100 humpbacks was spotted off the southern coast of new south wales in australia of all places. apparently, the dental giants meet up together to feed on a large school of baitfish, whales passing through on their way to antarctica. >> fish everywhere with whales busting up through it, early in uste, itpretn the whal edible stuff. >> miller says in 19 years of working the coast this was thla ever seen. >>> i love the idea of these giant whales talking to each other and saying hey man, did you hear about this big school of fish? >> good eating over there. >> we got to had there on the way from antarctica. >> how many baitfish does it take to feed animals that size? a bunch. a lot. i think that's the nonscientific answer. let's get a little more science he in terms of weather. it is going to be hot inland again on tuesday, but the overall weather pattern is going to shift on wednesday. it will transition and by thursday we will be back to below average temperatures. that is going to stick around through the rest of the work week and even into the weekend. there is e