you know it's coming across the tasman sea heading towards new zealand at the moment is clad in north island this is quite active on its way through but we need to actually stay and keep its activity as it gets new zealand probably not it still looks disappointing quite warm at nineteen zero and in christchurch but of a northerly breeze keeping maybe a cloudy picture a good part of north island let's go a day later a look at monday's suggest it's warmer still and probably still quite bright so all the activity from the active system has disappeared. short films of the hook and inspiration. stories of three young women challenging the world around them. al-jazeera selects at this time.

you know it's coming across the tasman sea heading towards new zealand at the moment is kind in north island this is quite active on its way through but will it actually stay and keep its activity as it gets new zealand probably not it still looks disappointing quite worn out nineteen zero and in christchurch bit of a northerly breeze keeping maybe a cloudy picture a good part of north island let's go a day later a look at monday's suggest it's warmer still and probably still quite bright so all the activity from that active system has disappeared. short films of. and inspiration. small stories of three young women challenging the world around them. zero selects at this time. they're going to run to the top stories are just there to learn is deposed leader on this preacher man has called for continued democratic opposition to the spanish government takeover of the region. thirty people have been rescued from a hotel that's come under attack in somalia's capital mogadishu at least nineteen people have died in the attack which began with two car bomb explosions. and the leader of iraq's kurdis

wind for science island during friday so it's only thirteen degrees but the sunshine whereas the north island you've got lot of rain coming in those like it could be a disappointing day you know and. on one one what's your personal workload with my mom or. not with. an annual budget change. struggles to contain its worst of a drug crisis lines looks at the devastating impact it's having on the children left to pick up the pieces. of this time on. welcome back a quick reminder of our top stories here on al-jazeera kenya's president has urged his supporters to go and vote in thursday's wave on of the presidential election but also said they must refrain from violence while kenyan piece of tear gas that opposition demonstrators say the full. fare cuts are spaced sanctions on eleven yemeni nationals and to yemeni entities in a joint operation with the u.s. sanctions target leaders financiers and facilitators of myself as well as al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. controversial vote for secession. to the united nations has been evacuated from the u.n. camp for displaced people inside sudan after s

is going to be affecting the western side of the south island in particular but eventually the north island to friday ways on eighteen degrees the nice and temperatures expected for oakland into northeastern parts of asia and here through thursday we've got a low pressure center across northern parts of japan so wet one in sapporo dry conditions further south in tokyo you see more rain pushing it across into the yellow sea shanghai seeing some rain and then into friday this frontal system fairly weak is sort of give us some rain for tokyo dry across much of the korean peninsula certainly could all from beijing but dry with highs of eighteen. and age old part of spanish culture no one i can stop thinking of are the bullies of my life others are explored and a symbol of central government language that we shouldn't carry on something that goes against the morals of got along beside you is that from the catalan nationalist perspective the believe the present banished culture. catalonia last bullfight at this time on al-jazeera wild we hear indigenous can be recovered israeli palestinian affair

spilling in as we go on through the course of the day placing cloud two making its way across the north island of new zealand some rather wet weather at times coming in here is particularly as we go on through monday north are looking very disturbed right skies to come back in from the south as we go on into tuesday so it will turn a little more pleasant but a chilly south westerly wind coming through i saw a bright skies at the moment for a good part of japan here is starting to pull its way away and places will brighten up pretty quickly but i choose day. with. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. book by counter mind of the top stories. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says talks to resolve the gold prices remain unlikely the meetings in saudi arabia accounts are. japan's prime minister has swept to victory in the election after promising to toughen his career and be economy. on spain's foreign minister is urging people in catalonia not to listen to their regional leaders. to take control of the region. one important factor in u.s. relations with castro is the

australia temperatures nothing special perth highs of twenty us from new zealand weather across the north island isn't looking at all but you're in the course of tuesday further south some showers begin to feed into western parts of the south island. with. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. ok let's revisit your top stories so far this half hour in japan the prime minister shinzo obvious says he'll continue to deal decisively with north korea a day after winning the election most obvious governing coalition maintains more than two thirds of the lower house the government in the philippines has announced today it will end its five month battle against iceland fighters and murali that fight has now ended the defense secretary says the final forty two fighters have been killed in a shootout the iraqi government is accusing the u.s. secretary of state of quote interference after he called for iranian backed fighters to leave iraq rex tillerson says the fights a should be the return to their homes or integrate into the iraqi army. catalonian leaders are exploring their opti

that south island certainly as we go through saturday what's the weather just pushing across the north island for a time but nine hundred. so not too bad here meanwhile things will take a turn for the worst over japan over the next few days as a tropical storm makes its way in from the south. i'm counting the cost to italy's wealthy northern region so you see the moral tone of the forces reshaping european politics china's new leadership lineup the fact the economy plus why trade is the hong kong stock exchange is saying bye bye to the back country because at this time or now just near zero. zero zero this is an opportunity to understand when a very different way were there before something happens and we don't leave. welcome back to remind of the top stories here on al-jazeera the spanish prime minister has announced these dissolving the council of politics and calling regional elections after it declared independence from the rest of the country. thousands of people are rallying in barcelona to show their support for independence waving separatists flags and singing traditional song. called

we've still got this low pressure center giving some heavy rain across much of the country the north island in particular as we move through to choose that we should find that low beginning to move away so we'll become a slightly brighter but still with plenty of showers and some quite strong winds let's go to northeastern parts of asia and here weather conditions geria looking too bad across much of japan korean peninsula or southern areas looking fine but notice the area of rain across parts of china pushing in towards beijing snow on the northern edge beijing should be all right but it could turn out to be fairly wet later on the more some heavy rain likely across north korea with highs of twenty in pyongyang but sunny in seoul with a high of twenty four. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back and remind at the top stories on al-jazeera turkey has now suspended all immigrant visa services at its embassies in the u.s. just hours after washington did the same in turkey. hundreds of thousands of people are taking part in a rally in boston over aga

to see anything quite as lively coming in here has to be said but some wet weather there from north island all his eighteen degrees that was a weather pushing through is to go on through sas day south and jenny ferry quite nicely in christchurch at around sixteen degrees not too bad in japan at least as we go on through friday but as we go on through the next couple of days we have another tropical storm pushing its way from the south. it was an audacious bid to capture a city in the southern philippines and turn it into a province of myself. with the royal we have left the smoking room is asia the new battlefront one on one east investigations at this time on al-jazeera sometimes pictures of the only way to truly tow a story and. goes the extra mile to use some of the latest in camera gear and technology to make sure these images are innovative could be if you don't manage it is not just within the heart of the best it's giving them the view. with the theme whenever needed. as a child of political refugees i've always been aware of different kinds of stories and different kinds of sensiti

for new zealand, sunshine and showers, but that rain will head towards the north island by the end of weather across the eastern side of europe that. is now pulling away. what we're seeing is a plunge of cold air and some well below average temperatures across east and south—east of europe. tonight, places like the balkans and turkey could see temperatures below zero with a frost. that brings some danger to crops at this time of the year. certainly a chilly start to the day on wednesday. we keep that chill through moscow, st petersburg, minsk through the week. in turkey it sta rts minsk through the week. in turkey it starts to perk up a bit by the end of the week, still very cold for the time of year. here's the broader pictures across europe: high pressure a cross pictures across europe: high pressure across france, italy and into iberia as well. this front on wednesday will continue to bring some rain across scotland, before it eventually fizzles out. we've still got chilly conditions across eastern europe. there's much more detail coming up in the next half an hour with matt taylor

ystem here is given to some very very heavy rain but it is now trying to clear away so for the north island should be a lot calmer as we head through the day on choose day more wins for the southwestern parts and that is what we're bringing in a little bit more cloud a little bit more in the way of unsettled weather there as we head through wednesday further towards the north and of course we've had all storm that worked its way across japan that's now created and things are looking a lot quieter here we're seeing a fair amount of cloud there that will pop up as we head into wednesday so tokyo is likely to see some more outbreaks of or all the heavy rain. with. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking these roads risk saving lives is a dangerous job the vaccine takes on a good twenty four hours where patients played it because mothers have to most of the. lifestyle and threats of the recruit go one of the gang stops on the causal role but that kind of good luck for. risking it all guinea at this time on al-jazeera. our mind our top stor

winter science island during friday so it's only thirteen degrees but the sunshine whereas the north island you've got lot of rain coming in it could be a disappointing day you know and. and we where there were no. television being right on that time. because. it's nothing but and if any of the news and you know what i like. it. works for. the big. short films of. and inspiration. stories of three young women challenging the world around them. al-jazeera selects at this time. this is al-jazeera.

saturday there is rather more in the way of cloud and sherry right there most it's going to be inside north island where if you know clint and look at the west you'll see it coming in look out to the east you see blue skies. an indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. with every. without just their let's update you on the top stories spain's government says it will hold a cabinet meeting on saturday to try to article one fifty five of the constitution that will allow it to impose direct rule of the catalonia after the region's president ignored a deadline to back down on secession. taliban fighters have killed forty three afghan soldiers in an overnight assault on a military camp in the southern province of kandahar. and about one hundred thousand kurds have fled the coop legion since it was retaken by iraqi forces the u.n. is now saying it's worried about reports of civilians being forcibly displaced. now the u.s. secretary of state is criticise saudi ar

monday i think monday is the day we're going to see the wettest of the weather though for the north island it really does look very wet at times during the day the south island is looking a little bit better if we head out towards japan there's already a lot of cloud and a lot of rain with us and we've got all storm land working its way towards us you can just about make it out here it's galloping pretty quickly northwards it looks like we're going to see some very intense winds and very heavy downpours to. short films of hope. at this time. again a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera and the leader says spain's plans to impose direct rule of the worst attacks since the dictatorship of general franco. fifteen minutes he could have been killed in another suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul the taliban are claiming responsibility. hundreds of kurds have been protesting outside the united nations office in angry over the military operation by the iraqi army and shiite militias. a right wing billionaire businessman he's been called to check donald trump looks set to become the

thursday in perth as well as all weather system works its way towards us but new zealand is the north island with what most of the dry weather currently there's cooler weather on its way with the rain in the south island with. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking these roads let's gather saving lives is a dangerous job it's a vaccine so it's on a good twenty four hours there are patients waiting for these medicines who must be in pain lives earth risk of a recruit go one of the gang stops on because of the road at that can do it with what for them risking it all guinea at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back here without us here on live from doha your top stories this hour the u.s. military believes an isolating to group was behind an ambush that killed four american servicemen and four soldiers from the chair general joseph dunford is warning eisel this trying to establish a physical presence there as it loses ground in iraq and syria there's been more fighting between kurdish peshmerga and iraqi government forces near a key oil pi

spilling in as we go on through the course of the day crossing clouts a making its way across the north islandf new zealand some rather wet weather at times coming in has particularly as we go on through monday north out of looking very disturbed bright skies to come back in from the south as we go on into tuesday so it will turn a little more pleasant but a chilly south westerly wind coming through i saw a bright skies at the moment for a good posture of japan hair is starting to pull its way away places will brighten up pretty quickly by tuesday. a new level of luxury has arrived. an experience that will transform the way we try . our impeccable service remains but now comes with breaking. revolutionary business plans. the old pharmacy for the sick the finest. whether conducting business or sharing especially. with a list of. the surf life that. someone. trying someone is. your sanctuary and in the sky. producer who say. first in this news. because owen was going places together. this is al-jazeera.

monday i think monday is the day we're going to see the wettest of the weather though for the north island. it really doesn't it was very wet at times during the day the south island is looking a little bit better as we head out towards japan there's already a lot of cloud and a lot of rain with us and we've got all storm working its way towards us you can just about make it out here it's galloping pretty quickly northwards it looks like we're going to see some very intense winds and very heavy downpours to. you and for your.

saturday there is rather more in the way of cloud and sherry right there most it's going to be inside north island where if you know clint and look at the west you'll see it coming and look out to the east you see blue skies. outside. we're able to bring a different perspective to global and then. when you peel away. the minute tree in the financial. the people in those words and his policies are affecting. you know let's face it the situation they're living in. identify with the story. this is al jazeera.

south thought and certainly as we go through saturday what's the weather just pushing across the north island for a time but nine hundred. so not too bad him a while things will take a turn for the west over japan over the next few days as that tropical storm makes its way in from the south. this is al jazeera.

into new zealand weather conditions here gerri not looking too bad through much of monday so the north island is looking draw a bright with highs of sixteen expected in auckland but as we move on into choose they will see more the way of showers pushing up across the south on and eventually wanted to those working their way further north let's move into northeastern parts of asia and here. here we've got this frontal system across southern parts of japan incorporating tokyo into that risk of rain as well heavy rain for shanghai you'll notice further north not too bad across the korean peninsula dry and bright in beijing cloudy up late on tuesday that should stay dry.

we've still got this low pressure center giving some heavy rain across much of the country the north island in particular as we move through to choose that we should find that low beginning to move away so we'll become a slightly brighter but still with plenty of showers and some quite strong winds let's go to northeastern parts of asia and here weather conditions geria looking to be out across much of japan korea and it just it will southern areas looking fine but notice the area of rain across parts of china pushing in towards beijing snow on the northern edge beijing should be all right but it could turn out to be fairly wet later on the more some heavy rain likely across north korea with highs of twenty in pyongyang but sunny and so the high of twenty four. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera.

south thought and certainly as we go through saturday what's the weather just pushing across the north island forward. so not too bad him a while things will take a turn for the west over japan over the next few days as that tropical storm makes its way in from the south. this is al-jazeera. this is the news hour live from london coming up catalonia celebrate the declaration of independence the spanish prime minister. resolving of parliament and calling us not election. we are not suspending we are returning. to that region. and his rerun presidential election is mobbed by more violence voting in four opposition strongholds is postponed i could oregon his vice president receives a suspended jail term for embezzling money to fund his playboy lifestyle. sports news as catalonia verts to declare independence but where will that leave power house f.c. barcelona and more coming up later in the program. in madrid. president on dismissed it's paul and i was off to the region declared its independence facing his country's greatest political crisis since the return of democracy four decades ago the pr

it is north—west highlands and islands, wet and also windy, gales by the end of the night, temperaturesst highlands and islands of scotland. the rain will ease a little bit and push across the rest of scotla nd little bit and push across the rest of scotland and northern ireland. the wind will ease down a touch, and you will see some brighter conditions after the wet start to sunday. the rest of scotland fairly cloudy, any breaks to the east of high ground. down through the afternoon, and maybe the odd splash of rain into cumbria by the time we finished the afternoon. western areas seeing more cloud than eastern parts. once you see the sunshine, temperatures up on what you see in the charts, maybe as high as 23 degrees across eastern areas. that ta kes degrees across eastern areas. that takes us into another warm night. only takes us into another warm night. o nly slowly takes us into another warm night. only slowly pushing its way northwards, and that could be the re m na nts of northwards, and that could be the remnants of ophelia pushing its way from the south. it is going to impact

north island where if you don't lend and look at the west you'll see it coming and look out to the east. fair of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global and that. when you peel away. the military in the financial dog and the people in those. are affecting. you know my face of the situation living in. identify with the story. this is. a low i maryanne demasi this is the news hour live from london coming up spain's that suspend catalonia is autonomy after the region's leader refuses to back down over declaring independence. taliban attacks kill one hundred twenty people in just a few days with at least forty three afghan troops the latest casualties. the u.n. voices concerns that kurds are being driven from their homes in areas retaken by iraqi forces. it was a ten. donald trump gives his administration top marks for its response to the hurricane which devastated puerto rico we look at how the island is getting on. and on. with the latest sports news says norway's women's football team become the first female national team to receive the same pay deal as they male

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receiving death threats on monday the car she was driving exploded not far from her home in the north of the island the prime minister of malta promised an investigation into is death it is going to work and i condemn without reservation the barbaric attack as one against freedom of speech in our country. everyone knows that. it was a harsh critic of mine both politically and personally but nobody can justify this barbaric act in any way which is against all dignity and civility. malta has long been considered a tax haven and it was the focus of daphne koller one of investigative reporting as part of the consortium of journalists who revealed millions of documents known as the panama papers she wrote many reports alleging government corruption. her accusations included the prime minister's family joseph scott's wife is suspected of owning a firm in panama that has funneled funds to her through the leader of azerbaijan both the prime minister and his wife deny this. one of the journalists three sons matthew took to social media to brainwash scott and his government for his mother's death saying you

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created a massive marine sanctuary in its waters in an attempt to stop overfishing there the remote islands north of new zealand is only two hundred sixty square kilometers but the new protected marine's own is five hundred times that size roughly the area of greece the premier took it to log says it will stop the depletion of fish stocks and help preserve the oceanic environment for future generations. well that announcement by new way was made as an international conference on nations being hosted by the european union on the mediterranean island nation of baltar as well as overfishing one of the main issues being discussed at this two day meeting is water pollution the philippines is one of the world's worst offenders when it comes to dumping waste in the sea from manila and don't get reports. every warning sign checks his fish pen has been a fisherman almost all of his life and has recently moved to manila fishing has always been difficult in the provinces but he says it's far more challenging in the capital. the third it is not so strong to be a fish ben has no garbage and like when the wate

our car she was driving exploded not far from her home north of the island. "i condemn without reservation the barbaric attack as one against freedom of speech in our country. everyone knows that caruana galizia was a harsh critic, lyrically and personally. -- politically and personally. but nobody can justify this barbaric act in any way, against holding in the and civility -- against all dignity and civility." malta was long considered a tax haven, and it was the focus of catalan -- caruana galizia's reporting. she wrote many reports alleging government corruption. her accusations included the prime minister's family, suspected of owning a firm in panama that funnels funds to her from the leader of azerbaijan. one of the journalists's three sons took to social media to blame him and his government for his mother's death, saying "you are all complicit." he is saying she was targeted because she was the only journalist exposing ties between organized crime and the government. maltese investigators will work with forensic experts from the u.s. and the eu to de

she was killed in a car bomb closed her home in the north of the island on monday. she was a prominent critic of the government accusing them of corruption. in regards to the so called panama papers. the european commission has said it's horrified by the murder. simon harding and read above us have this report. tough n ni carolina goodlett ceo was known t to everyonen malta. a bunchhut call was found in this field a a shohort stance frorom her home. a bomb had been placed on to the vevehicle. in i witneness recounted the moment he silicone burststs into flames was so these often offset fellow. my live close by as i start going up the hill i sort caroming in the opposite dictction. in a mattete off seconds whm the not i saw a small explosion coming from the carr andnd panic. . few sick later there was another larger explosion off the car continued d coming down the hihi. skating at a high speed. muscle of fire food for thought and mortgage too mus of kandahar that than the thinness was zero and. the european commission has expressed its horror at the killing and cond

receiving death threats on monday the car she was driving exploded not far from her home in the north of the islandthe prime minister of malta promised an investigation into death but it's been all work i condemn without reservation the barbaric attack as one against freedom of speech in our country. everyone knows that. was a harsh critic of mine both politically and personally but nobody can justify this barbaric act in any way which is against all dignity and civility. mata has long been considered a tax haven and it was the focus of. investigative reporting as part of the consortium of journalists who revealed millions of documents known as the panama papers she wrote many reports alleging government corruption her accusations included the prime minister's family joseph scott's wife is suspected of owning a farm in panama that has funneled funds to her through the leader of azerbaijan both the prime minister and his wife deny this. one of the journalists three sons matthew took to social media to blame god and his government for his mother's death saying you were all complicit he said she was t

sail as far as the orient their trade routes later extended further to the north and west with expeditions reaching the canary islands and senegal the most famous explorer was marco polo who set off in the thirteenth century on his journey to china. new markets opened up and venice increasingly became the center of european trade deals were struck on the reality show in front of the church of santiago soon the fruit and vegetable sellers were joined by many other traders sold from venice is only going with the sale along with pepper from india first from russia and silks from the orient. the money changers and the goldsmith's had their shops in the arcades the nation artifacts found their way around the world. in the thirteenth century a small group of art isn't began glassblowing on the island of murano their little workshops eventually developed into a large industry that is became a center for crafts one historian describes it as the jewel case of the world but not all the beautiful things in venice were produced by the locals hard work what venice couldn't buy it could usually find a way of stealing. in seventeen

campos who also goes by willie is wanted for striking the the cedar market convenience store on north rhode islande say he stole cash and cigarettes back on october 1st. if anyone knows of his whereabouts you're asked to contact police. >>> well, a grim reminder today on the importance of the move over law. the spirit ride is making its way across the country and today it went from burlington to cinnaminson. there was a ceremonial casket representing all of the first responders whose lives have been lost while working on the side of the road. the spirit ride has been on a nonstop journey since last spring. >> time right now for a check of the "action news" traffic report friday night. >> for that we go to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. how we looking. >> difficult to find any clouds in the sky this evening, which is a nice thing but don't worry i can be your dark cloud because they're hanging over the roadways. we've had a whole bunch of accidents, rick and monica, including a bad one up ahead along 422. this is the scene by oaks, egypt road. you can see the westbound traffic bar

created a massive marine sanctuary in its waters it's an effort to stop overfishing the remote island north of new zealand is only two hundred sixty square kilometers but the new protected reserve is five hundred times that size is roughly the area of greece. south korea's capital has one of the world's more impressive skylines a dozens of skyscrapers that were built amid the rapid economic growth that followed the korean war but there's now a push to preserve some of the older homes that might have been forgotten because you know that went to see something in this bustling metropolis in the shadow of skyscrapers these houses known as hummocks are a slice of days gone by traditionally made from wood with tiled roofs they're designed to be cool in the summer and warm in the winter but as south korea modernized many moved out preferring the convenience of new apartment buildings. there are not many handouts left because most collapse. would take special effort to preserve them. turned this old hanukah into a guest house with modern amenities and international touches from british designer wal

created a massive marine sanctuary in its waters in an attempt to stop overfishing the remote islands north of new zealand is only two hundred sixty square kilometers but the new protected marine zone is five hundred times that size roughly the area of greece the premier tokay to larvae says it will stop the depletion of fish stocks and help preserve the oceanic and vironment for future generations but one of the world's biggest contemporary art fairs has opened in london with one hundred sixty galleries all vying for the attention of collectors across the world it's a chance for art lovers to see a massive range of top named artists all under one roof but emerging artists say they're being excluded charlie angelo takes a look at this new type of gallery viewing and what it means for the art world. big brand names they dominate markets and the market is no exception jeff koons picasso goga this is the blue chip stock on show that frees london in the last ten years the number of international affairs has leapt from ten to over two hundred disrupting traditional gallery sales the three days f

new way has created a massive marine sanctuary and its waters to stop all the fishing the remote island north of new zealand is only two hundred sixty square kilometers but in a new protection the insulin is five hundred times that size as of roughly the area of greece new a premier talk or tani's as this will help preserve the environment for future generations. so again all of the problem and the headlines on al-jazeera and the un is bracing for what it calls a further exodus of a hanger refugees from myanmar to bangladesh with up to one hundred thousand people waiting to cross the border half a million one hundred have already crossed since the end of august to escape a military crackdown and back on stage myanmar says it's fighting separatist groups and analyze accusations of ethnic cleansing. this is not just the fastest growing refugee crisis in the world right now as of today it's also one of the most heart rending. so i met. an eleven year old quarry in the unicef therapeutic feeding center he was cradling in his arms he was severely acutely malnourished two and a half year old sister

looking north, should see angel island, you can't. can't see marin county. and in san jose the weather is pretty poor there. visibility poor. lots of haze and smoke in the santa clara valley as well. currently 76 in liver more. one of the cool spots. oakland 68. san jose 73. santa rosa 75. air adult tomorrow unhealthy to very unhealthy again. minimal xrument on sunday. more -- improvement on sunday. more improvement on monday. we may be out of the "spare the air" scenario by tuesday of next week. play some football this weekend. the cal game tonight. stanford tomorrow. raiders on sunday. not the best air quality if you want to be a spectator but have at it. smoke and haze, 79 degrees for the raiders on sunday. here's the reason why the winds are going to increase overnight tonight into tomorrow. see the red right there? north to south, very strong, wrapping around this low. that will get transported into northern california overnight tonight. and we can see some wind gusts in the higher elevations in excess of 40 miles per hour. winds in the valleys by tomor

north korea. pyongyang has fired two missiles over hokkaido, an island to the north.merge as the biggest party. speed limits through motorway roadworks in england could be raised from 50 to 60 miles per hour. the proposed changes follow trials which found drivers would feel safer at higher speeds. sophie long reports. roadworks — some of them go on for mile after mile. the current speed limit is normally 50mph, but highways england says that could be increased to 60. they conducted trials with heart rate monitors measuring d rivers' stress levels as they pass through roadworks at different speeds. 60% of them recorded a decrease in their average heart rate in the 60mph zone. in the 55mph zone, there was a decrease in 56%. what you find at 50mph is many trucks have their speed limited to 56mph. and, therefore, they try and drive faster, they tailgate cars a foot off their bumper — that becomes incredibly dangerous. so, on those stretches, if you can have 55mph or 60mph, you'll get less tailgating, fewer drivers studying their speedometer, and it really can be safer. bu

he is here from north island it's great to see you. >> i have been told that 70% of saudi arabiaians are under the age of 30, and the country has a high youth unemployment rate they have been run by an aging leadership for a very long period of time, and now they need to make a big move forward. i think conceptually it's a good idea and what they're doing symbolically is making that announcement and committing to it as a technology investor, they seem to have the right kind of technology path. is supposed toe solar. it is remarkable if it happens the way it's been deskriekd. >> it's hard to call something $500 billion in scale a microcosm. >> right >> but i think it is, right? >> has a good track record >> you balance these things out. it's fun to watch, and you wish them really well >> that's the other person that's here. >> that could get him to $1 trillion the funds were much smaller, and i think we have even had a conversation about the danger of size and scale >> some of my asian friends here have observed. that scale of investsing in technology is something that's unprecedented

drivers will not be allowed to park on connecticut avenue between rhode island avenue north west andupont circle. drop-off and pickup zones will replace the area where people park. the program will be evaluated next year. >> a round of applause for the washington wizards they handled business last night in their season opener against the 76ers edging out philadelphia 120 to 2115. john wall led the way putting up 28 points, eight assists five rebounds. bradly beale packing in 25 points of his own. ben simmons dropped 18 points snatched 10 rebounds and added five assists. >> ♪ >> 4:35 is the time right now. mike thomas, good morning to you. let's talk about weather. >> wizards undefeated on the season, right. >> right. >> one and oh. on the starting off cool. you'll need the jacket this morning. this afternoon you can probably get rid of it. it's going to feel comfortable, maybe warm for this time of year. average high should be mid to upper 60's. we'll do upper 70's instead. again i mentioned cool temps. dulles at 43, bwi 44. suburbs on the cooler side of things but tod today's planne

lots of moisture off the coast, all that is working north towards long island and southern new englandetting into rhode island and eventually connecticut and places like boston. they will see the wet weather. for us we're stuck with an easterly winds. that means more clouds and scattered drizzle. it's mainly a humid-type of day. 74 degrees is the forecasted high. we have an approaching cold front if we don't get a shower there, look what happens the rest of the week, high pressure takes control, wall-to-wall blue skies. lots of sunshine and no chance of wet weather if we don't get the shower on monday, most of next week is dry. m i will be back with the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in the wissinoming section that left a man dead. it happened near a dollar tree on the 4,000 block of benefiter benefiter -- benner street. officers found a 48-year-old man shot in the chest. the victim was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >>> firefighters were called to a two-alarm fire that damaged two apartm

system here is given to some very very heavy rain but it is now trying to clear away so for the north island should be look calm as we head through the day on choose day more wins for the southwestern parts knows where we're bringing in a little bit more cloud a little bit more in the way of unsettled weather there as we head through wednesday further towards the north and of course we've had all storm that worked its way across japan that's now cleared and things are looking a lot quieter here we're seeing a fair amount of cloud there that will pop up as we head into wednesday so tokyo is likely to see some more outbreaks of or all the heavy rain. with. al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts folk abene dot. the first u.n. envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east how is negotiations with himmler helped to save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east . killing the count at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you are. across the globe breatht