through the gulf of carpentaria northern parts of northern territory northern areas of queensland seeing yet more heavy rain through friday going into sas that punched its way inland into the final face to all of northern territory flooding rains running a drought affected area so that's some consolation but we are going to say a lot of heavy rain in those damaging winds to some time to come too and some high seas by the time we come to the end of the weekend is wrong and that will make least way across the northwest of the country central areas meanwhile see also dry warm weather and so temperatures getting up to thirty eight celsius in alice springs a thirty four melbourne says more still around him some warmth to into new zealand really looking lovely here as we go on through the next couple days lawsie clear skies all last gasps of some a hanging on here twenty three celsius for oakland she's such twenty one there for christ yes with that try and find weather we get up to twenty one c. in tokyo was we go on through friday but falling back to saturday.

show the extent of the strong winds in queensland — but that system has now moved into the northern territoryus communities. the australian army has helped evacuate thousands of families from their homes to emergency centres in darwin and katherine. joining us from northern territory‘s capital city darwin is noelene swanson — from not—for—profit organisation save the children. thank you so much for your time. first of all, can you give us a picture of how remote the communities that are in the path of the cyclone are? look, they are extremely remote. they are communities that in the wet season when it rains a cut—off for months ata when it rains a cut—off for months at a time. hundreds and hundreds of mild from the nearest town. these communities are also island communities are also island communities involved as well, and you can imagine the isolation of those in weather like this, they are com pletely those in weather like this, they are completely reliant on aircraft to get in and out. the evacuation effort has been absolutely superb. as you said, more than 2000 people have been brought in

maximum wind gusts on the coast of the northern territory, the coast of the northern territory, the gulfres per hour. and of course a big damaging waves. they will ease slightly. the heavy flooding rain will continue. it is trevor's second landfall. as for veronica, along with the pilbara coast la ndfall veronica, along with the pilbara coast landfall on saturday. destructive winds and big waves but it is moving more slowly than a tropical cyclone might and that allows the rain entitled to mount up in the same area so significant flooding is the big worry. it's been four years since an arab military coalition, led by saudi arabia, intervened in yemen's civil war to try and restore the country's internationally—recognised government. tens of thousands of people have been killed, and even more have had to flee their homes. the un says 80% of the population needs some kind of humanitarian aid and that 10 million people face the risk of starvation. but one place has survived and even prospered. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has travelled to the town of marib, east of the capital sa

to australia now, where more than 3,000 people have been evacuated in the northern territory to escapetly two tropical cyclones bearing down on the country. cyclone trevor has already made landfall. these pictures show the extent of the strong winds in queensland — but that system has now moved into the northern territory — threatening dozens of remote indigenous communities. the australian army has helped evacuate thousands of families from their homes to emergency centres in darwin and katherine. they are exceedingly remote. they are communities that in the wet season are communities that in the wet season when it rains are cut off for months at a time, hundreds and hundreds of miles from the nearest town. these communities are also island communities involved as well and you can imagine the isolation of those in weather like this which are com pletely those in weather like this which are completely reliant on our craft to get in and out. the evacuation effort has been absolutely superb. as he said, more than 2000 people taken to darwin and katherine and placed in very safe environme

where the northern territory within us so aside right is three and a half times the national average wedding to an indigenous can't just say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and save they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe place and a culturally appropriate place to just. get away from things play them on share some tools of the. can some seeds of understanding and by sickly help them which are the challenges i got. to just let things go and how is it culturally appropriate the biggest aspect of the problem is cultural reconnection it's getting the kids to build their self-esteem and pride through identity and culture and that's a key component in the program. six camps a year. for about a week at this one nine high risk youths are being put to task. for. making traditional weapons to help break connect them to their ancient culture. more than forty thousand history. with traditional dance i. and smoking ceremonies to cleanse. or but one of these adolescents have thought of committing suicide and

money from a controversial government package is reaching indigenous communities under the northern territory emergency response there was an early story billion dollars that's significant tax payers money that's gone into what people think has gone into these communities a lot of their money is spent on bureaucrats consultants a lot of people fly in fly out from these communities there is very little money that goes into programs and for working with families working with communities so that they can build it and start dealing with that with the trauma. she says she's leaving politics because she doesn't believe it's hoping aboriginals enough heck can i sit in this job any longer don't know what i'm doing. we've got i ten year old young kids killing themselves. it's clear something is wrong. their communities have got to start taking some strong staying. because there's not going to be a generation left if. we're heading east of darwin to the picturesque and largely indigenous land just a few years ago the king. it hits gave me the highest rates of having time no well at its highest point av

a controversial stead drug government package is reaching indigenous communities under the northern territory emergency response there was a story billion dollars that's significant tax payers money that's gone into what people think has gone into these communities a lot of their money is spent on bureaucrats consultants a lot of people fly in fly out from these communities there is very little money that goes into programs and for working with families working with communities so that they can build it and start dealing with that with the trauma. she says she's leaving politics because she doesn't believe it's hoping aboriginals enough heck can i sit in this job any longer don't know what i'm doing. we've got i ten year old young kids killing themselves it's clear something is wrong. and communities have got to start taking some strong staying. because there's not going to be a generation left if. we're heading east of darwin to the picturesque and largely indigenous land just. some years ago the community of state made the highest rates of having time no well at its highest point average fo

look at the northern territory. 250,000 people living across the entire territory there. to say, it's going to cause serious problems with the rain and strong winds. >> all right. derek, thank you. thank you for being with us this hour. i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. our coverage continues at the top of the hour. stand by. ahoy! gotcha! nooooo... noooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. when i had my brother take me places, it was always like, we had to get there early so i could smoke a cigarette before we go inside. i'm a pain - i'm a little sister! we always had to stop for cigarettes... yea exactly it's true. get up... first thing smoke a cigarette. before lunch... after lunch. another one on the way home. before dinner... after dinner. now that i am talking about it, i'm kinda feeling like i lost about 4 hours of every day. i didn't realize it was that much. i know. i decided i needed to find an alternative... so i started looking and then juul came up. i di

areas and the northern territory only has a population of about 250,000 people and again just a fewcommunities across the north where trevor has made land fall. western australia, that's a different story. 2.5 people call it home. most of them in perth. nonetheless, we have the potential for several people to be impacted by both of these storms as they make landfall. it's incredible to watch two cyclones in a continent. really something. >> fascinating. thank you. >>> also to tell you about two mosque in last friday's mass shooting in new zealand, they have been handed pack to the community now. that's how police described the reopening of the mosque in christ's church. you will remember 50 people were killed last friday when a gunman opened fire at these two places of worship and as the mosque opened their doors, christ's church residents took place in a march for love. they wore head scarfs as a show of support. our special coverage continues by special counsel robert mueller and cnn requests "new day" is next. ♪ - [woman] with shark's duo clean, i don't just clean, i deep clean c

powerful and extremely dangerous system as it makes its way towards north east and parts of northern territory sustained winds at the moment of around ninety kilometers per hour gusting to around one hundred fifteen so certainly strong enough but it will strengthen further as we go through the coming hours and on top of that of course we're very concerned about the amounts of rainfall coming down. over the past twenty four hours or seen around one hundred sixty two millimeters of rain is to that more than cold just around the cape york peninsula of queensland so as we go on through the next couple of days is what we are with faced with friday it gathers itself in the gulf of carpentaria sucking about warm moist saying it push a little further south west which is to go on into this german saturday it is set to make landfall it will punch its way inland into that northeastern corner of northern territory lots of heavy rain coming in here this is the trials affected there actually so some of that rain will be useful but it will cause inevitable flooding by this stage will be casting our eye over

from northern parts of australia had of a powerful cycle and many people living along the northern territory's east coast are being relocated to the city of darwin cyclon trefor is expected to make landfall on saturday officials say it'll bring a heavy rain and a strong storm surge. well in a few moments we'll have the weather with everett's in but still ahead so on al jazeera we hear the story of an iraqi woman who fought back against growing domestic violence yes president donald trump types his achievements in manufacturing but jobs in the car industry all looking shaky. and in sports experts claim that the proposed new rules to lower to stop strewed in female athletes is unscientific pharo will be here to explain. well we actually have two tropical cyclones spinning away over australian waters at the moment there's veronica up towards the northwest but of great significance at the moment is of course trevor which is located now it's actually punched its way into the gulf of carpentaria this week and slightly actually which is good news but still a lot of rainfall to come sustained winds at

other one that hit us a few days days ago was cool trevor and that one hit the coast of the northern territory and then headed south he didn't land and now it's just continuing to give us some heavy rain so it's actually going to be parts of the northern territory's and into western queensland where we see the heaviest rains anywhere in australia over the next few days in fact over the next three days some places are expecting somewhere between three and four hundred millimeters of rain deep in the land in australia that we rarely sees a good deal of rain so this will be a real shock for them ok steph thanks for keeping us up to date appreciate it. and south africa an important story by cycle an entire has reopened following allowing aid trucks rather to reach survivors the rolling stones and big as well as neighboring allowing sandia and zimbabwe also devastated by last week's storm tony brooklier reports from the may go and aid agencies are desperately trying to reach for most areas. food supplies are getting to be or the problem is getting them to the people who really need them. this is wh

to make landfall quickest that's rolling through the gulf of carpentaria northern parts of northern territory northern areas of queensland seeing yet more heavy rain through friday going into sas that punched its way inland into the far northeast of northern territory flooding rains running a supertramp affected area so that's some consolation but we are going to say a lot of heavy rain in those damaging winds to some time to come to and some high seas by the time we come to the end of the weekend is ryker and that will make least way across the northwest of the country central areas meanwhile seeing what's a dry warm weather and so temperatures getting up to thirty eight celsius in alice springs a thirty four melbourne sizemore still around him some wants to into new zealand really looking lovely here as we go on through the next couple days largely clear skies all last gasps of some a hanging on here twenty three celsius for oakland she's such twenty one there for christ with that dry and fine weather we get up to twenty one c. in tokyo was we go on through friday but falling back to saturd

where the northern territory would mean yes so side right is three and a half times the national average wedding to an indigenous can't just say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and say they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe place and a culturally appropriate place to just. get away from things play them on share some tools of the. can some seeds of understanding and by sickly help them work through the challenges i got. to just let things go and how is it culturally appropriate the biggest aspect of the problem is culture reconnection it's getting the kids to build their self-esteem and pride through identity and culture and that's components of the program. run six camps a year. for about a week at this one nine high risk youths are being put to task. for. making traditional weapons to help break connect them to their ancient culture. more than forty thousand history. with traditional dance i. and smoking ceremonies to clinton. but one of these adolescents have thought of committing suicide and are

very rarely happens the said first cycling event to the cycling traveler has now passed into northern territory but that was a massive system around the size of the state of new south wales hundreds of kilometers across now it's not luckily if you like these both psychoses happened in fairly remote areas where not a lot of population but it has to be said that a lot of the population a very vulnerable coming from for example the intake just indigenous communities people who have had to be evacuated i think precedented numbers especially in northern territory they haven't been evacuated like that before but they're sitting both of these psychos out waiting to see what know can return home but of course just how much damage these two psychos will have let me all right rob mcbride there stay safe stay dry. donald trump says the u.s. will stamp our eye so whatever its phases are until the group is defeated once and for all u.s. backed forces have declared victory over isenberg who's the only piece of syrian territory i had left jim our share reports this was the moments iceland lost its last piece

coming one after another there has been evacuations from northern territory possibly bore evacuations from there and as there were. these are fairly sparsely populated areas but some of the people in the parts of the site those are the more vulnerable people of the indigenous communities those people have been evacuated and eventually will have to be really house go back and see what's left of their homes very wet tropics right there for us in port hedland thank you rob. well a severe droughts taking its toll on people in kenya the government says more than a million there are at risk of starvation catherine sawyer reports from turkana county one of the west affected areas. it's weltering in the more i religious from this dry desolate land here to the sea food aid from the humanitarian agency world vision is a drought in kenya and the government says up to a million people in thirteen of the country's forty seven counties need argent help hiders in the northwest region of two cana a some of the worst affected here they receive saugor rice bins and cooking oil to last them at least a f

what's left from all storm trevor that hit the northern territory is now working its way down towards the southeast the much average is fifty eight but we could see around three hundred millimeters of rain from the system. this powerful social network is sculpting a global cyber society and regulation is playing catch up but as scandals begin to unfold they will witness is that we should not be in this position. as much content as they can get on the cover to gauge how ethics weigh against profits and how the rules are being written. and signed facebook. she was the spokeswoman for the students who took over the u.s. embassy in tehran in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine forty years on she's still the firm believer in the principle she fought for assume am to cause iranian vice president for women and family affairs talks to al-jazeera. they're watching out to syria time to recap our headlines now israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu is cutting short a visit to washington d.c. after a rocket attack north of tel aviv israel's foreign ministry says it was fired from the gals

indigenous communities — thousands of families are forced from their homes in remote parts of the northern territoryoad to brexit. theresa may tells mps the planned third vote on her withdrawal deal may not happen. the first glimpse of sperm whales hunting in the darkest depths of the ocean.

happening several changes lee it's very rare that it does take place and they are the psych lone in northern territory now as it passes through that has been downgraded to a tropical storm but still people are clearing up there is still flooding and the size of it is what staggers many people it was several hundred kilometers across psycho trevor that's about the size of the state of new south wales and the concern is that although these are fairly the less populated areas fairly remote nonetheless but the populations living there this is been pretty traumatic many people displaced and waiting for these storms to pass to see what damage is being created and how they clean up afterwards so i mean all right thanks so much from the right there in the thick of it port hedland. still ahead for you we go to christ church where the community continues to all of victims of the mosque shootings. vising in paris as police band yellow vests protesters from some of the city's most iconic areas. hello again it's good to have you back well here across the levant we are watching a storm system coming out of egypt ac

cyclones trevor and veronica are causing high winds and have forced more than 3000 people in the northern territoryleave their homes. many remote indigenous communities and particular are affected. here in britain prime minister theresa may says she might not bring her brexit deal back for another vote if it appears there is not sufficient support. the european union has agreed to delay brexit but only by two weeks if it is mps reject the agreement. in around 10 minutes time newswatch is on but before that it's time for click drones could transform our skies as we know them, making deliveries, watching over us and even saving lives. but as recent flight disruptions have taught us, there are also possible downsides from unwanted ones. last december, here at gatwick airport, chaos ensued. after reports of repeated drone sightings, a thousand flights were disrupted, 140,000 passengers affected and all of this was said to add up to a cost of £50 million. soon after, there was a similar scare at heathrow as well as at newark airport in the us. but how do we take down problem drones safely? well, dan sim

australia is currently facing a second cycle encyclopedia rever is currently battering the coast of northern territory after cutting through northern queensland an unprecedented number of people have been evacuated ahead of that storm's arrival it is very rare that australia as it is now facing two massive psych loans what makes cycling veronica potentially so dangerous is the fact that it's so slow moving for days now it's been out off the coast hardly moving at all but all the time being fed by the warm oceans underneath it gaining in size and strength so that as it now comes the sure it's potentially a monster of a storm. back in two thousand and sixteen britain second largest city voted to leave the e.u. by a tiny margin it's been divided ever since but there's one thing people in birmingham do agree on though their disappointment with how the whole thing has been handled leaves parker went to gauge opinions. ok sometimes i think. this is the sound of britain's political crisis a shot in the tube with david cameron lyrics that speak of a nation that olds with itself is by ninety's popstar patchy i

australia is currently facing a second cycle and cycle trevor is currently battering the coast of northern territory after cutting through northern queensland a number precedented number of people have been evacuated ahead of that storm's arrival it is very rare that australia as it is now facing two massive psych loans what makes cycling veronica potentially so dangerous is the fact that it's so slow moving for days now it's been out off the coast hardly moving at all but all the time being fed by the warm oceans underneath it gaining in size and strength so that as it now comes the sure it's potentially a monster of a storm. india has banned the prominent independence group in indian administered kashmir is part of a crackdown on dissent in the region the government accuses the germ of kashmir liberation front of raising money for armed groups it was previously banned in ninety nine two but was allowed to operate again after it laid down arms and all of it. the last one for an attack by another group killed more than forty indian troops and raised tensions with neighboring pakistan. millions of pe

cyclones trevor and veronica are causing high winds and have forced more than 3,000 people in the northern territoryleave their homes. it's the country's biggest ever evacuation ahead of a storm. here in britain, prime minister theresa may says she might not bring her brexit deal back for another vote, if it appears there is not sufficient support. the european union has agreed to delay brexit — but only by two weeks — if british mps reject the agreement. now on bbc news, the travel show are in dubai, a place which has set ambitious targets for a more sustainable future. we meet the people working in the travel industry hoping to help make that happen. coming up this week on the travel show: i am in coming up this week on the travel show: iam in dubai coming up this week on the travel show: i am in dubai to find out how they are trying hard to make holidays more sustainable here. so that goes back in the land, back in the system to help create food? sustainability in a bag, i like it. plus i meet the turtles who have become temporary residence at an iconic seven star hotel. and then there is a serio

particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's threat of flooding meanwhile in the northern territory another storm cycle trevor has weakened allowing evacuated residents to return home rob mcbride has more from port hedland . so i clone veronica has made landfall with faint force it has built out at sea i getting in strength and intensity and it has been battering this long stretch of western australian coastline in addition to its strong force winds it's also been accompanied by a stream surge which has started to inundate the lying areas along this coastline. it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the torrential rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this soup kitchens for the poor in mexico are being shut down so are other government programs for the most vulnerable present andres man

and veronica are causing high winds and have forced more than three thousand people in the northern territoryave their homes. many remote indingeous communities are particularly affected. here in britain, prime minister theresa may says she might not bring her brexit deal back for another vote, if it appears there is not sufficient support. the european union has agreed to delay brexit, but only by two weeks if british mps reject the agreement. a former ira bomber has named the people whom he believes were responsible for the 1974 birmingham pub bombings. the man — known as witness ‘0‘ — was giving evidence during the inquest into the deaths of the 21 victims. he said he'd been given permission to reveal the names by the current head of the ira. sima kotecha reports. it was an evening in november 197a. two explosions in two pubs in birmingham. 21 people were killed and more than 200 were injured. six men were falsely imprisoned for the crime. after spending almost two decades in jail they were acquitted, and that's when some of the families of those killed began calling for fresh inquests. fo

where the northern territory would mean yes so aside right it's three and a half times the national averagewedding to an indigenous can't just say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and save they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe place and a culturally appropriate place to just. get away from things play them on share some tools with. him some seeds of understanding and bicycle you help them which are the challenges i got him a safe place to just let things go. and how's it culturally appropriate the biggest aspect of the problem is cultural reconnection it's getting the kids to build their self-esteem and pride through identity and culture and that's. the program. for about a week at this one nine high risk youths are being put to task. for. making traditional weapons to help break connect them to their ancient culture. more than forty thousand history. with traditional dance i. and smoking ceremonies to cleanse. all but one of these adolescents have thought of committing suicide and are recovering from

is expected to do so in the next couple of days a longer term impact also for the people of northern territory that is cleaning up after the impact of cycloid trevor that site closed are very vast where the system said to be the size of the state of new south wales dumping a huge amount of rainfall there are many people for especially from indigenous communities evacuated and now waiting and expecting to go back and rebuild their communities. you know siemens prime minister has announced a fool royal commission to investigate the mosque attacks in which fifty people were shot and killed an australian man has been charged with murder well commissions are reserved for the most serious matters and have significant palance . the inquiry will look at what could have or should have been done to prevent the attack it will inquire into the individual and his activities before the terrorist attack including of course a look at agencies will look at the actions of the the g.c. spey police customs emigration and any other relevant government departments or agency through. kenya's government has warned mo

to australia now, where more than three thousand people have been evacuated in the northern territorytropical cyclones bearing down on the country. cyclone trevor has already made landfall. these pictures show the extent of the strong winds in queensland — but that system has now moved in a westerly direction, threatening dozens of remote indigenous communities. the australian army has helped evacuate thousands of families from their homes to emergency centres in darwin and katherine. meanwhile, cyclone veronica is approaching from the other direction. german police warned social media stars on friday to rein in their followers after making several arrests during a brawl in berlin. more than 400 people gathered in alexanderplatz square on thursday after two social media rivals reportedly urged their fans tojoin a face—off. more than 100 police officers were deployed to break up the fight. the youtubers, named as "thatsbekir" and "bahar al amood" by german media, both denied they were at fault. david polgar is a tech ethicist and the founder of all tech is human. he joins me from west

storm is pretty clearly dangerous because it's moving slowly and so flooding is likely in the northern territory another storm cycle and trapper has weakened allowing us trillions there to return home from a bride has more from port hedland. cycloid veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out to sea again in strength and intensity and has been battering this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its strong force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worrisome for coming days by the to run chill running associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather events that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this. color malaria and other diseases are threatening survivors of cycle and its and southern africa seven hundred people are so far confirme

psycho most evacuees have been moved from remote indigenous communities on the east coast of the northern territory to the provincial capital. of following two deadly crashes approaching seven three seven match aircraft media reports in the united states the f.b.i. has joined a criminal investigation into how the jet was certified to fly u.s. officials have been investigating the u.s. aviation regulators approval of the jet after a lion airplane crashed in october. to mozambique nowhere near the city of bahrain have been turned into an inland sea by cyclon each day more rain is expected in the coming days and the dire situation of the tens of thousands of survivors is expected to worsen. lots of survivors rushed to receive their aid when they knew it had arrived in mozambique aid workers have a difficulties delivering food and other necessities. as well as heavy floods in the wake of the storm a widely broken infrastructure in and around the worst hit city of beirut is also hampering relief efforts or just saw we are no energy in one thousand nine percent of an actual city post we have no power. ev

is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's a threat of flooding in the northern territory another storm cycle in trevor has weakened allowing residents to return home rob mcbride has more from port hedland. so i clone veronica has made landfall with full force it has built out at sea i gave ng in strength and intensity and has been battering. this long stretch of west australian coastline in addition to its storm force winds it's also been accompanied by a storm surge which has started to inundate low lying areas along this coastline it's a problem of flooding that will be very worse in the coming days by the torrential rain associated with this weather system some areas are being told to expect several hundred millimeters in the coming days people here were told to expect an extreme weather event that is down what they are dealing with in addition to the flooding in the coming days they will be assessing the damage from this. democrats and republicans in washington are waiting to find out what is in special counsel robert mona's reports has spent nearly two years investig

indigenous communities — thousands of families are forced from their homes in remote parts of the northern territoryr withdrawal deal may not happen. the first glimpse of sperm whales hunting in the darkest depths of the ocean.

like maybe fifty two hundred millimeters of rain coming in across the northeastern corner of northern territory just course yarra believe the rain here it will cause some flooding having said that will be a problem maker but look at that for rainfall up around the proper coast we're looking at three hundred to five hundred millimeters of rain coming in over the next three days that's around a year's worth of rain that will cause widespread problems there because saturday to the position of the storm then go on into sunday doesn't really move too far and even as we go on into monday you can see it still hugging that northwestern corner meanwhile traveler made its way right into the interior hala. thanks anderson well still to come on al-jazeera breck's it blooms to find out what people in the u.k. second largest city think about britain's delay it's a departure from the e.u. . i'm foreign slowey in northern thailand a political stronghold of a party that was removed by a military coup almost five years ago and the people here are vowing to turn up in huge numbers to vote in the upcoming election

cyclone trevor has made landfall in the northern territory, where thousands of homes have been evacuated category—three storm. the al noor mosque in christchurch, new zealand, has reopened, eight days after the fatal shootings there. heavily—armed police continue to guard the building but small numbers of worshippers are being allowed in. thousands of people marched through christchurch last night in support of those affected. eight days ago, the al noor mosque was the scene of mass murder. 42 of the 50 victims died at the al noor mosque, and today the police handed it back to the muslim community. it will remain the epicentre for the community's grief, but there is a sense that this is a very symbolic step forward. across the road at hagley park here in christchurch, 5000 people marched in what's known as the march for love. this event, organised by three 16—year—old high school students, another powerful act of solidarity eight days after the attack. further north in new zealand's biggest city, auckland, the prime minister, jacinda ardern, has addressed the country's biggest mosque and

happening several changes lee it's very rare that it does take place and they are the cyc lone in northern territory now as it passes through that has been downgraded to a tropical storm but still people are clearing up there is still flooding and the size of it is what staggers many people it was several hundred kilometers across cycloid trevor that's about the size of the state of new south wales and the concern is that although these are fairly the less populated areas fairly remote nonetheless but the populations living there this is been pretty traumatic many people displaced and waiting for these storms to pass to see what damage is being created and how they clean up afterwards so i mean all right thanks so much from the right there in the thick of it port hedland still ahead for you we got a cry.

go towards saturday and it makes its way down here towards the southwest close towards the northern territory area we expected to increase to about a category four widespread flood is a widespread flooding is expected across this region and the good news is it's not a very highly populated area but we do expect that roads and communication could be out. the weather sponsored town. up to. fourteen a time of change and discovered now now just not for me. to forge an identity. piece. i'm confused. in one thousand nine hundred ninety. revisits the children of about seven years on as they grew up and developed with their country. fourteen south africa part one on al-jazeera. marching orders here a reminder of our top stories this hour the first funerals for victims of the new zealand mosque attacks have been held a father and son to fight the war in syria are among those buried in christ church where fifty people were shot dead at two mosques joining friday prayers. there's a growing diplomatic rift between turkey and a stray about the president's version of one link to the christchurch shootings

australia was that it coincided with a second massive storm cyclonic travel that barreled into northern territory causing widespread destruction there as here in this part of western australia people were under a cyclon red alert that's a virtual lockdown for the best part of forty eight hours told to stay indoors and seek shelter it was only when that was lifted that people were able to come out and assess the damage and start the cleanup people here are used to cycle owns they had prepared well but this was a reminder that they live in one of the most cycloid prone of australia we've dodged a bullet but you know this is the sort of stuff that happens in this area or end when it does he does it you know it but it creates a significant amount of damage and how about people's preparations for this everyone takes this very seriously look at complacency is a worst thing that can happen in a community and and dead the community itself pulled together and they got very prepared for the cycle and so you know what we will well prepared for there is also the economic impact of storms like this one this p

on both of those first of all trevor came across the gulf copper terry made landfall in the northern territory now it is going to be weakening but look at the size of this particular storm how how massive it is bringing some very heavy rain across much of that area of course a lot of people were evacuated on the northern coast that coast coast of where carpentaria is the storm is going to be making its way inland as a tropical storm and then weakening but still bring a lot of rain across much of that area the other one we're talking about is what is happening here with veronica veronica will be making landfall in about twenty hours or less here just to the west of port hedland now we do expect to see very very heavy rain and the reason being is once the storm does make landfall it is not going to be moving it is going to be basically stationary across that coastal area that means flooding flash flooding storm surge is going to continue for the next couple of days it will drop down on monday to a tropical storm by the time we get to tuesday it will be a tropical depression but the amount of rai

in australia mass evacuations are taking place across parts of the northern territory ahead of a powerful cyclon military planes are being used to transport people from remote areas to the city of darwin cyclon trevor is expected to make landfall on saturday as a category five storm emergency services are preparing for heavy rain and a strong storm surge a state of emergency has been declared in our gulf country aside country tracks across the gulf of carpentaria the bureau of meteorology is forecasting that sockeye might lean from between borroloola and grid island during saturday night as a category four severe tropical cyclone at least six people have been killed in several explosions in the afghan capital kabul most two dozen others were injured after three remotely detonated devices went off one of them was planted in the washroom of a mosque at the tax code side with new news celebrations. six people have been killed in a factory explosion in eastern china thirty more being treated in hospital for serious injuries a blast happened after a fire broke out at a pesticide factory on an

trevor is a little bit further ahead so you can see it here gradually working its way over the northern territory that's where we're seeing the worst of the winds and the heaviest of the rains and it will take a good while before it eventually disintegrates so many of us in further inland will see some flooding from the system as well and some damaging winds to the other one isn't quite as far ahead with still as we head through the day on sunday it should have made landfall and we'll still see some very damaging girth a lot of storm surge from this system and very heavy rains as well so a lot of potential destruction there as we head through the next couple of days the very different force in new zealand here we have a high pressure in charge so things are generally fine and settle this lots of sunshine around and just some cloud around the southern areas so for many of us as we head through saturday and sunday looking at fine day with the top temperature in oakland of around twenty two or twenty three degrees that cloud in the south though will just be pushing a little bit further north so some

is particularly dangerous because it's moving slowly and there's threats of flooding in the northern territory another storm cycle and trevor has weakened allowing people to return home. and a cruise ship is being towed to safety after being stranded in rough seas off the coast of norway with engine failure nearly four hundred of the almost fourteen hundred passengers on board the vikings were airlifted to safety well those are the headlines all desire world continues now. in the course of a village of little crew shot in march one thousand nine hundred ninety nine one hundred or more ethnic albanian men and boys were killed in an attack by sar police . march but by from a neighboring village held the women escape. when they all returned from albania three months later little crucial have been devastated. that the food will be moved through. so one of our with it probably gives should look. overall. look more loyal the benoit not the world so if they have these other brought governor roy the proprietor of a so these as you would have obligations would have that all the food you have to everyth

after trevor hit the northern territory, veronica is approaching the commercially important code borrow region, bringing gusts of 120 miles per hour. it was expected sunday afternoon but has slowed down while out at sea. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. thai voters ahead, kept waiting after the -- we will be live in bangkok later this hour. kathleen: amp capital investors deanna joins us to talk about yield curve inversion for emerging-market stocks. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ kathleen: i am kathleen hays in new york. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. we have seen an inverted yield curve that triggered a reverse in sentiment at the start of a prolonged slump across equities, now back against -- for the first time since 2008. is it bad for the bulls? joining us is an and the capital analyst. capital analyst. we are seeing the 10 year falling to the lowest ever. it is like a repeat of 2018. deana: i suppose it is concerning if you look at it in

infrastructure damage just thankfully no serious casualties possibly the big dislocation has been in the northern territory where as you mentioned cycling travel touched down a number of indigenous communities were displaced thousands of people to be evacuated from that area they will be expecting to know when they can go back home but coming back here to port hedland there is another factor here and that's the economic impact port hedland is very important if i can ask john to look at the over the horizon here this is a rise in these usually full of bulk carrier ships these the ships that carry iron ore from this part of western australia it is a very big contributor to the steel industry and in fact some people are reckoning that there might be a follow on impact to steel production in china normally the horizon is full of ships all of those ships are now way off out at sea waiting to know when they can come back in and resume carrying of iron ore off to the world market so it may only be a temporary impact but it is i think a timely reminder that the experts keep warning goes there is not only a human t

the hottest on record for those three months for west australia new south wales victoria and northern territory now the heat easterly dreamy way because remember you saw the cold front on there they usually gets hot just ahead and then cool afterwards well the hot just ahead unfortunately in this case is also hot and windy and you know of course sparked wildfires again in both tasmania and victoria now they were mostly started by the thunderstorms ahead of this cold front not hopeful aggressively but unfortunately being fanned by winds up to seventy kilometers per hour and it may well take at least a day for those winds to die down. the weather sponsored by qatar and. it does look more and more like bangladesh is becoming a one party state give me one good reason why the opposition should have been voted to do part isn't the problem the human rights watch describes how opposition members have been arrested or killed and even disappeared maybe house and goes head to head with a gal who is free to fuck you too you want to do it develop they don't is disputing the economic revolution what i don't