787 but those of us in a straight want to go to sydney not perth.hey are working on it. pratchett sunrise. we are working closely. the new triple seven will be in the marketplace in 2020. more range than any airplay and flying today but it is frankly not quite enough to get you from sydney to london. we are working to see how to make air planes in the next decade flying 21 hours. we will see it? alt—right longer range flying is becoming part of the strategy in latin america, asia and the middle east and it will be an important pa rt east and it will be an important part of the strategy. 17 hours in one airplay in and would rather do that and not make that stops i can be in my hotel room a little bit earlier. what are they going to do for the city ‘s who rely on a harbour city, singapore, dubai? frankly, .2 point and more destinations have been the trend in the market. —— point two point. destinations have been the trend in the market. —— point two pointm is about more frequency and more convenient for passengers. the vice president of boeing. now le

through wednesday so for some of us in western australia still rather wet a draw your day though in perth just the occasional shower here but the southeast a little bit milder than it has been because at melbourne we'll get up to the dizzy heights of seventy. in this case. the story. seems. to be. the. kind of are you watching top stories this hour at least seven people have been killed in a serious side attack outside a university in afghanistan's capital more than two thousand religious scholars were meeting in kabul and had announced a fatwa against the ongoing war in afghanistan. these twenty five people have been killed in guatemala in one of the most violent volcanic eruptions and decades thousands more being forced to leave their homes as spears rocks parts ash and smoke several kilometers into the sky lava flows have buried at least one village. jordan's prime minister may be forced out after days of. protests in the capital amman sources have told al-jazeera that king abdullah is expected to. resign in a meeting at the royal palace. anti immigrant sentiment seems to be rising acr

those from sydney, we don't want to go to perth. we see those lengths in flight?hey called project sunrise. we are working closely with them. in 2020, we will bring a new aeroplane to the marketplace, it will have about 1000 nautical miles more range than any other today. it is not quite enough to get you from syd ney to is not quite enough to get you from sydney to london, so we are working with them, innovative ideas to see how we can make aeroplanes in the next decade able to fly at both 20, 21 hours. it is becoming part of the strategies to customers here in southeast asia, latin america, the middle east and it will continue to bea middle east and it will continue to be a really important part our strategy. i was just on a plane couple of weeks ago, 17 hours, and i would rather fly that are not make a stop so i could be in my hotel bed and little earlier. talking of those long—range flights, what do they do for the cities that rely on a hub system, singapore, abu dhabi, it will them off? more destinations have been a trend in the market for a number of years.

although it is circulation the bite by through a shower or two in but we've got the sun actually in perth and probably returning to places like port hedland now in new zealand the picture has been modified weather but in the last twenty four hours or so the circulation is coated in cloud and so wet and windy with two words that work best and i think you see a slightly improvement but it will be that you know condoled monday rather better in christchurch for the still small cloud in the wrist sunshine ten to thirty degrees the range and a little change really on tuesday if you ignore fallen out on the east side you're going to get wet and running up the side of home shoot in this mass here you see a circulation it's a tropical storm so although it is the wet season officially it will be in holland strain running through tokyo on monday through northern home shooter hawk on tuesday leaving behind a brighter warmer and drier weather. but that's. what it. says the last. of the bottom of the bunch of the baton at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the

of western australia with some pretty heavy rain as well some localized flooding is likely here in perth temperatures of just seventeen degrees celsius so that rain around the western australia on thursday though perth again largely dry and further towards the southeast we've got another frontal system pushing through the pipe giving the chance of some rain in adelaide late from over in new zealand we have rather unsettled weather still at the moment some cloudy skies a race of rain fairly strong winds and temperatures really struck in christchurch there just seven degrees as we head on through into thursday we've got slightly brighter conditions as low pressure begins to move away so i think a general improvement is likely so heading up into northeastern parts of asia well here we've got some patchy rain affecting southeastern parts of japan to tokyo may pick up a little bit of rain during the day right conditions across the korean peninsula but that frontal system moves away towards the southeast on thursday brighter skies following and it should be bright in beijing with highs of thir

those of us from sydney, we don't want to go to perth — we want to go to sydney.rt of length in flight? well, i tell you, if you talk to qantas, they are working on it something they call project sunrise. we are working closely with them. in 2020, we are going to bring in new 777 to the marketplace. that aeroplane will have about 1000 nautical miles more range than any aeroplane flying today. but, frankly, it is not quite enough to get you from sydney to london so we are working with them, innovative ideas to see how we can make aeroplanes in the next decade able to fly that 20, 21 hours. and will we see that? even over a decade or beyond. i tell you what, ultra—long—range flying now is becoming part of the strategies for our customers here in southeast asia, in latin america, in the middle east and i think it will continue to be a really important part of the strategy. so, hey, iwasjust on an aeroplane a couple of weeks ago for 17 hours and i would rather fly that 17 hours and not make that stop and shorten my trip time so i can be my hotel bed a little earlier.

as well sixteen in sydney that's in the sunshine to us was it feels rather better about the same in perth also in the sunshine is when we have a little bit in perth it's not really doing the same at the adelaide oval melbourne as for new zealand it should be a couple of days of bright or even sunny weather was tension is just struggling about ten. there you watching out of the mind of our top stories this hour the german chancellor has warned the european union's approach to refugees has a potential to split the e.u. angela merkel has addressed parliament on the issue later she'll head to brussels for a key summit with e.u. leaders hoping to agree and e.u. wide approach on refugees it's. u.s. defense secretary james mattis has been meeting in south korean counterpart and solve the two held talks on washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises earlier matches was in beijing discussing territorial disputes in the south china sea way was told that china would not give up an inch of territory. britain's prince william is visiting holy sites in occupied east jerusalem on the final

also in the sunshine is when we have a little bit in perth start really doing the same at the adelaide oval melbourne as for new zealand it should be a couple of days of bright or even sunny weather is temperatures just struggling above ten. as it takes a tougher line on a migrant. crime it's making vast profits from the misery. people in power investigates the state funded perception centers where the helpless are reduced to commodities right exploitation. margaret. and the you watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories the german chancellor has warned the european union's approach or if the g.'s as a potential to split the e.u. angela merkel has addressed parliament on the issue later she'll head to brussels for a key summit with e.u. leaders hoping to agree to an e.u. wide approach on refugees. and more than two hundred g.'s of reach land after being stuck at sea for six days the charity ship lifeline docked in multiple only after eight countries agreed to take a share of the migrants. u.s. defense agree james mattis has been meeting with his south korean counterpart in seoul the t

still to come and further south that's where we've had the strongest of the winds to the south of perth and along the south coast the winds have been gusting over one hundred kilometers per hour in places including here where we've had one hundred nine kilometers per hour now those winds along the south coast are finally now just beginning to ease just in the last half an hour also seen the edge taken off them a little bit but this still heavy rain up towards the northwest you can tell from the dark blue colors here on our wednesday child are expecting more heavy downpours throughout the day on wednesday so very wet weather here could give us a problem with flash flooding and then we slowly does that system nudges way northwards there as we head into thursday for adelaide the shout will start on thursday and then we'll see the rain on friday. there was a. time waster. it would remove any vestige of doubt on certain manc that israel has come to stay a people dispossessed a state established whatever i was able to do and promised stein members back right the great international peace orga

as we head into thursday, a different feel to the perth weather, gales in scotland, as this atlanticacross the country through the day, tending to wea ken country through the day, tending to weaken as it reaches the east. we start the new week on a dry and warm though, lots of sunshine and then turns unsettled midweek onwards with some wind and rain in the forecast and it will also turn a bit fresher as well. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm: touch—down in singapore — donald trump prepares for an historic summit with north korea's leader, kim jong un. mr kim arrived several hours earlier. the meeting between the two men will take place on tuesday. france condemns president trump's description of the canadian prime minister as "dishonest and weak" in a tweet, following the g7 meeting in quebec. tory mps are urged to rally round theresa may, as the government prepares for a series of crucial parliamentary votes on brexit. processions take place across the uk to mark 100 years since women first won the right to vote. also in the next hour, a lightning bolt dev

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in sydney twelve in adelaide just eleven degrees for melbourne getting up to around twenty one in perth so that's not too bad but nineteen in dallas snow great shakes and it's even colder still as we go on into sunday topped up to that of around sixty degrees which of course because that southeast. going to melbourne struggling to get into double figures that weather weather just making its way a little further races with some snow over the high ground tonight this was see some west of weather some wintry weather also pushing its way towards new zealand over the next day south out of the particular seeing some rather lively showers sixteen in all clint matches up with a temperature that will see and alice springs some of the valleys as we go on into the next couple of days christ gets up to twelve celsius but that western side in a ceilidh always into somewhat a weather what's weather now in the process of moving away from japan mcbride's us guys coming into saturday by sunday it warms up in tokyo where the top temperature of twenty three. on counting the cost what economists are saying

no, i'm from perth, western australia. >> jimmy: perth. >> yeah, whoo!stralia? seems like there are more actors from australia than kangaroos, it is really unbelievable for a relatively small country population-wise. so many talented actors come out of there. you don't know? >> yeah, no, i mean -- >> jimmy: have you thought about it? will you think about and it get back to us? >> sure, why not. >> jimmy: and did you learn to speak english there? [ laughter ] >> it is. yes. >> jimmy: our regular english that we speak here. is that something you learn from watching television? or from friends or studying or what? >> i mean, i think -- partially probably just like from watching films. i feel like everyone who doesn't grow up in america vicariously lives through american films. that and i'm a little musical. if i listen to something -- i had to do a scottish accent for this -- for a film. and i was watching "braveheart." i would just repeat everything. so he'd be like, haloy! whatever. >> jimmy: some actor does a bad accent, they could throw you off. >> oh,

of western australia with some pretty heavy rain as well some localized flooding is likely here in perth temperatures of just seventeen degrees celsius so that rain around the western australia on thursday the perth again largely dry and further towards the southeast with another frontal system pushing through the pipe giving the chance of some rain in adelaide late from over in new say don't we have rather unsettled weather still at the moment some cloudy skies outbreaks of rain fairly strong winds and temperatures really struck in christchurch there just seven degrees as we head on through into thursday we've got slightly brighter conditions as low pressure begins to move away so i think a general improvement is likely so heading up into northeastern parts of asia well here we've got some patchy rain affecting southeastern parts of japan to tokyo may pick up a little bit of rain during the day right conditions across the korean peninsula but that frontal system moves away towards the southeast on thursday brighter skies following and should be bright in beijing with highs of thirty fiv

agreements, we have been treating all of the contributions as a pretax basis perthe m.o.a. agreement because we are bound to honor that. so when we -- should this body approve this action, the employees also approve by election, and this body approves the final resolution, moving forward, that additional 1.25 will be treated -- or the employees' share moving forward from the date of the action. >> so is this an administrative -- >> it's an administrative action. >> okay. that's what i thought. cleanup. okay. i move. >> okay. and so this is better action for -- for all of you? >> i don't -- i cannot -- for the entire body? >> you need a majority of the election. >> we need a majority. >> okay. >> so entire body of our staff needs to vote on this. >> yeah, the staff works so hard. we want to make sure that you're all taken care of. >> yes. >> okay. we're ready for a vote, a motion by commissioner rosales, seconded by -- >> seconded. >> commissioner singh. madam secretary, ready for a vote. >> commission members, please announce your vote when i call your name. [roll call] >>

visited the site of a flooded cave complex where a young football team went missing last saturday perth chan archer told family members to keep the faith as the international search and rescue mission entered its sixth day has been some progress in efforts to drain water from the cave where the twelve boys and they coach went missing the president of the international red cross and red crescent has told al-jazeera the conditions are not yet in place to allow refugees to return to to me and peter moore has been visiting me and he's also made the fact a leader and son suchi seven hundred thousand fled the country since a massive military crackdown targeted them last august most are living in makeshift camps in neighboring bangladesh those are the headlines the news continues but first it is history. everything we can news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on the report on the stories that matter the most knowledge is iraq . and i really could be today with more l g b t representatives in the public eye we discus

visited the site of a flooded cave complex where a young football team went missing last saturday perth told family members to keep faith as the international search and rescue mission entered its sixth day there's been some progress in efforts to drain water from the cave where the twelve boys and the coach went missing the group disappeared after they decided to explore the cave despite warnings of potential flooding bodies international airport is closed and hundreds of flights cancelled after a volcano erupted on the indonesian island ash and smoke shot more than two kilometers into the air from mt a gang at least four hundred fifty flights were canceled affecting around seventy five thousand people. strange governors won a major trade dispute it's plain packaging laws for tobacco products the world trade organization has ruled the law has helped improve public health the rules require cigarette manufacturers to remove all ogres and branding from their products if he or his economy grew at a faster rate than any other african country in the past ten years but foreign investors and l

. >> so the other difference i think -- so perthe policy, we looked at the number of positions perthe commission policy that were eligible for these kind of weapons, and we looked at the number that they have and that they are asking for in this budget, and that's the sort of multiplying fack for between the unit costs and the number of people that are eligible. i think that the department has a slightly different plan for who is going to get them? not everyone who's eligible may get them in the first year? and so that, i think accounts for some of the difference between our one-time costs and their budgeted cost in this budget cycle? however, if everyone who is eligible were to get these weapons, this would be the cost. >> supervisor cohen: is everyone -- is the long-term goal that everyone that is eligible would get a device? >> long-term, yes. it would be a standard piece of equipment, baton, pepper spray. >> supervisor cohen: okay. and you can kind of understand what kind of position that we're in. i mean -- the unit cost is higher than what you guys are proposing, so how do we re

so the next couple of days very wet, very windy for the perth area.al western europe. that is because we have got a lot of warm air trapped underneath an area of high pressure, but low pressure which has continued to move in from the southwest has been destabilising the atmosphere, bringing in more humidity, so these thunderstorms hhave been popping off day after day for the last couple of weeks now and they have wreaked some havoc in places as you've probably heard on the news there. it does look like the forecast for frankfurt for the next few days will be thundery with intense downpours likely again. for oslo, though, parts of scandinavia, those temperatures are beginning to come down now. they will return closer to the seasonal average after the weekend. closer to home, though, we stil have this area of high pressure influencing much of the uk's weather as we head on into the weekend, with this area of low pressure bringing the thunderstorms to the near—continent, just flirting with the south coast. so for the few days into the weekend, it will be

or sequestered out of perth i mean to the lose more. sick on the litter that meant that they lowered the finance island. being chained to the indio new course the main. despite the arrests the misericordia continues to manage the migrant reception center and easily. we contacted its new director between yano. we spoke to him briefly on the phone. today leonardo sacco is being held in solitary confinement while waiting to stand trial fathered one of the school deal has been put under house arrest in a remote northern italian monastery and is unavailable for comment. overall italian state. as paid billions of euros to inexperienced aid workers fueling corruption around the migrant section business and filling the coffers of the mob. so long as governments look the other way and avoid responsible action in dating with asylum seekers ruthless speculators will continue to profit lawfully from those in desperate need. we have here is if we know the products of from buying everything that you're doing that's really where the power of the all p

perth there was an analysis there was studies this was research with regard to the chances of someone coming from these countries would be greater. than any other country to harm the united states and number three this is not and there was a ban on muslims if a european american was in one of those countries and tried to come here without proper id without any. knowing where he or she is from they would be banned so the supreme court did in fact make that decision based on national security reasons. as the want to other news the amnesty international is accusing me of carrying out a planned systematic campaign against the hendra its latest report claims thirteen military personnel that it says have a sponsible for war crimes including murder rape and false starvation a human rights group says they should be tried in the international criminal court on diplomatic editor james bay is has more ominous the international researches say they've uncovered devastating new details about the crimes committed against these people the right as they were expelled from their homes they interviewed

more important questions you understand it theme is well prepared if you're physically is not well perth it's terrible i just saw the weather map all here around the behind of moscow it's twenty nine to thirty we have great ok we have greats installation in the sump it is vote it's fifteen centimeters that's mean there are fifteen cells you see this is very important to be fresh and i hope we make also great jews to go to the camp and that's part of the game thank you very much free time i'm looking from just imagining now. with the legend. sinking this bus. we want to concentration the seaside thank you very much you know my friends. why i am here so this mistaken for true against morocco and with some friends this is a good friend of mine from miami hello you know it's good to see you for fun this is mr crowley good to see you sir christiane i went out yesterday. the story is quite funtastic doing so for brings people together so let's go in explain to me why your family are all here on mass and friends that were there for quite some song war so we love soccer the world cup and the rei

. ♪ >>> you can see the waters here near perth, australia, are pretty murky.s a good thing that nick burke is in the water, the guy with the body cam and that's his friend right there, matt henderson, who swims up. >> panicking. >> he has no regulator in his mouth anymore. >> he took it off and swam to his friend, nick. he could see him in the murky water. this looks like maybe he ran out of his own oxygen. >> his oxygen tank failed. without even hesitating, he took off his spare regulator and handed it to his friend and it is brightly colored, so that when you do need to spot it quickly, it's right there for the taking. you see it's bright yellow. >> so gayle, what's the other diver, did he have a full face mask, is that why he's not wearing the mask anymore, was the regulator attached to the mask? >> he took everything he was wearing off his head and went straight for the extra oxygen because -- >> because panic. >> yeah. >> their ascent should have taken ten minutes. they were 100 feet down. >> oh. >> it took them one minute and that could have been fatal.

offering sweeping views of the scottish countryside the three day round trip around from edinburgh to perth continuing on to every morning and then inverness in the heart of the highland sleep. if you can't. see towering over. the stars by. it look a little so's the scottish national flower it decorates the title. to the first afternoon of the trip begins with a classic afternoon tea of sandwiches and skulls enjoyed in the company of fellow travelers in the spacious lounge. the oil scotsman evokes a more elegant era of travel enjoyed a century ago we talk about some tradition where this was the best way of travelling right scotland. travelling from country states countries things with your own private road with courage is the best to produce from on from sea from mad poaching hunting shooting fishing and getting to we really. and that's exactly what the forty passengers on board do on they stop at the highland estates of rocky americas one posse shoots clay pigeons. while others in gauging more leisure lipase times joining a guided walk across ruggedly peaceful to rain or a morning of fishi

this is news live from perth glenn u.s.president donald trump is hit with a legal challenge over the separation of migrant families several states are suing the administration over the treatment of children at the country's border with mexico and a judge is ordering families to be reunited. also coming up the human cost of the syrian government's new offensive in the province of to iraq in the south of the country as the violence escalates tens of thousands are fleeing where.

s headquarters in perth the government takes all of the gay sions about australian forces seriously and would expect this allegation must be thoroughly examined independently from the chain of command but as new evidence continues to surface of the investigation could turn out to be as lengthy as the afghan war itself we spoke to political analyst. who told us what afghans make of the allegations of misconduct by foreign troops in the country. the general public do not really. the market are different shared with which soldier belongs to work country and the international forces are seen as one action and probably has really taken these issues seriously and they have been seeing it as the misbehaviors of international forces such cases provides real input and material for the propaganda campaign off taliban such cases it really hurts the you know the confidence of the afghan public and international sources even if the actions are taken this will not help as far as the outline public is concerned because actions are taken back home in the home countries of the soldiers which really does

will gradually move in as we head through tuesday and into wednesday so wednesday the wet a day then perth twenty two degrees as a maximum and a very sulky day towards the east we're also seeing more cloud here that's gradually sinking its way southwards so over parts of queensland and into new south wales as well it should stay away from us in sydney for now there are temperature making it up to around seventeen degrees as we head across towards new zealand a good deal of cloud of rain with us currently you can see all the speckled clouds there those are the showers that we've been seeing that gradually begins to clear away and for us on choose day there should be some driest spell the still not warm across church up at seven degrees should be a little bit milder as we head into wednesday this time cross church up at eleven now as we head up towards the northern parts of asia for more rain here you see a very intense area of wet weather making its way across north korea and parts of south korea as well that's aging its way eastwards and for many of us in japan it is looking pretty wet the

the more important questions you understand if theme is well prepared if you physically is not well perth it's terrible i just saw the weather map all here around the behind of moscow it's twenty nine to thirty we have great ok we have greats installation in the some papers built its fifteen centers that's mean there are fifteen sales you see this is very important to be fresh and i hope we make also great choose to go to the camp and that's part of the game thank you very much for a time i'm looking from just imagining now. with the legend that it's ok. and i rate everyone to consecration the seaside thank you very much well you know i for. why i am here and so the listener stated for sure it's morocco and i'm with some friends this is a good friend of mine from miami hello you know it's good to see you for five this is mr crowley good to see you sir christiane i went out yesterday. the story was quite fun times to tell for who brings people together so let's go in at least explain to me why you'll find they are all here on my ass and friends that were there for quite some time i was so

from the body taken to australia and used as an improvised beer mug at the usa yes headquarters in perth the government takes all of the gay sions about australian forces seriously as a strategy and would expect this allegation must be thoroughly examined independently from the chain of command but as new evidence continues to surface that the investigation could turn out to be as lengthy as the afghan war itself we spoke to a political analyst. who told us what afghans make of the allegations of misconduct by foreign troops in the country. the general public do not really. demarcated to fish which soldier belongs to work country and the international forces are seen as one action and probably has really taken these issues seriously and they have been seeing it as the misbehaviors of international forces at such cases provides a real input and material for the propaganda campaign such cases that really hurts the you know the confidence of the avalon public and international sources even if the actions are taken this would not help as far as the outline public is concerned because actions

in brisbane and thirteen in melbourne so sent me on the cool side here we're touching nineteen in perth gently stein's rise you can see cold enough in alice temperatures here in the high that around seventeen souses but again it is going to be try a little bit of cloud that is pushing into queensland collecting old piles of new south wales but look last he said you much just can't want to see shows just watching outs of south australia pushing down towards port fairy. around twelve degrees celsius the clout than to tasmanian on the other side of the tasman cloud sliding its way towards new zealand here it does look cloudy dry having said that a little more clout there at present across north island to me of the fair weather for aussie twelve celsius in oakland just degrees and so it's fairly on the cold side not a great change as we go on into sas they might get up to forty in all to middle east it is lousy try lousy dry to across northern pos all of japan and we have got cloud and rain pushing into the fosse elf for the weekend. china's one she province has become famous for its large

north it's not too bad it's oprah's been getting up into the low twenty's just sixty celsius there for perth but here it is dry and.

s headquarters in perth the same leonidas also reportedly kicked a detainee off a cliff and then shot him dead a mercy killing apparently astray and defense forces have been investigating rumors of its soldiers actions in afghanistan for years now but as new evidence continues to surface that the investigation could turn out to be as lengthy as the afghan war itself. the year after iraq's most school was liberated by iraqi and u.s. led coalition forces from islamic state and. joe levy has travelled to the water on safety and how capacity is special envoy to the un's refugee agency. control of most all in twenty fourteen holding on to the city for three long years a liberation campaign launched by iraq with the support of u.s. led coalition forces last of nine months and claims of civilian lives as well as displacing hundreds of thousands. this is the worst devastation i've seen in all my years. these people have lost everything. and the trauma. and the loss that they have suffered is unparalleled. their sheer on their own with very little support next to nothing and they're rebuilding

removed from the body taken to a strip and used as an improvised beer mug at the usa yes headquarters in perth the government takes all of the gay sions about australian forces seriously. would expect this allegation must be thoroughly examined independently from the chain of command but as new evidence continues to surface of the investigation could turn out to be as lengthy as the afghan war itself. we spoke to a political analyst. who told us what afghans make of the allegations of misconduct by foreign troops in the country the general public do not really. the markets are different shared which belongs to work country and the international forces are seen as one action that probably has really taken these issues seriously and they have been seeing it as the misbehaviors of international forces such cases july real import and material for the group to get back and paying off taliban such cases it really hurts the confidence of the afghan public in international forces even if the actions are pink and this will not help as far as the outline public is concerned because actions are taken bac

here's the forecast for thursday and friday, look at perth, 30.o viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: a victory for president trump as the us supreme court upholds the travel ban targeting five muslim—majority countries. many migrants now face a more uncertain future. we have a special report from the us—mexico border. fresh claims of atrocities against myanmar‘s rohingya minority. amnesty international accuses the country's army chiefs. and a last—gasp goal from argentina sends them through to the last 16 of the word cup. we'll bring you all the latest from moscow.

the more important questions you understand if team is well prepared if you physically is not well perth it's terrible i just saw the weather map all here around the behind of moscow it's twenty nine to thirty we have great ok we have greats installation in the some taters boat it's fifteen centimeters that's mean fifteen sails you see this is very important to be fresh and i hope we make also great jews to go to the camp and that's part of the game thank you very much for a time i'm looking from just imagining now. with the legend that it's ok. and i really don't think gratian the seaside thank you very much you know you know my friends. like i am here so that was mistaken for true against morocco and with some friends this is a good friend of mine from miami hello you know it's good to see you before five this is mr crowley good to see you sir christiane i went out yesterday. the story is quite funtastic doing so for brings people together so let's go in explain to me why you'll find they are all here on mass and friends that were there for quite some sort of war so we love soccer worl

he doesn't like to read long pages but nevertheless he said that he's worked for perth for this meeting and he really sees himself as a master dealmaker someone who is predictable president able to close to deal and what is important for him and what is important for his thinking is that he just wants to establish a personal relationship with him. all right again we are carrying live pictures for you from santo's island off the coast of singapore where donald trump and kim jong un have just met for the first time for their historic summit back bellegarde for you in the studio it's really quite a sight to see those. there's they're sitting down they're having a quick talk it's really quite a sight to see those those american flags that's those north korean flags let's take a quick listen and. it was. really . really really really big. event this week. we will. be able to. leave. the. wall there were a lot of if you. wouldn't. want to. argue that we will be ready. for a woman as for those rooms and the president and practice is ok all peoples and all the way forward. and we are here to. t

this is news live from perth land u.s. president donald trump is hit with a legal challenge over the separation of migrant families several states are suing the administration over the treatment of children at the country's border with mexico and a judge is ordering families to be reunited. also coming up the human cost of the syrian government's new offensive in the province of the rock in the south of the country as the violence escalates tens of thousands are fleeing where are they supposed to go. and fast and furious climax to one of the world's cops most unpredictable groups argentina picked nigeria at the post for a spot in the last sixteen little mousie scores his first goal of the tournament to spare his country a humiliating exit in. the last. play . into the program great to have you with us. a u.s. federal judge has ordered that children separated from their parents at the mexican border must be reunited with in thirty days children younger than five must be back with their parents within two weeks the ruling st

it's volk up it's first of all football is down school competition of course everyone come vale for perth thinking how he will win how he will be how he will play the row but what is more important we have. unity we have personality we have good squad qualities quote what they mean of course you can play but you can beat everyone with mentality if you emitted the eleven against eleven why we cannot beat germany why cannot beat england why you cannot beat argentina ok we have i think we put something nineteen eight in the scene the room of history of creation football for the duration of football and of course we have more the rich mundra teacher racket to each parish which look world class players and just go out and play everybody said. is this the tournament where leno messi wins the world hope and defines himself as the greatest player ever which i think is very disrespectful to play lights and marriage on that's what it's a lot suppliants book croatia didn't just win they demolished argentina but today you can not go and said you can but maybe it's not clever think we will win world c

perth there was an analysis there was studies this was research with regard to the chances of someone coming from these countries would be greater. than any other country to harm the united states and number three this is not and there was a ban on muslims if a european american was in one of those countries and tried to come here without proper id without any. knowing where he or she is strong they would be banned so the supreme court did in fact make that decision based on national security reasons mr fresco do you think that even if they did base this on national security reasons that they should have taken into consideration donald trump's many of our mosques about wanting to ban muslims from entering america or his intention and to consideration here. i think the remarks are important that they can do account i think complicated is you have to ask a question and this is a hard one for anyone to address in good faith which is are these the testable remarks that the president has made in the bios do they forever ban him from doing anything that actually is in the national security

removed from the body taken to a strip and used as an improvised beer mug at the usa yes headquarters in perth the government takes all of the gay sions about australian forces seriously as a strategy and would expect this allegation must be thoroughly examined independently from the chain of command but as new evidence continues to surface that the investigation could turn out to be as lengthy as the afghan war itself. joining us here on r.t. international your program returns at the top of the hour. zia's says harlan kentucky. all of this move the employees to leave st fanny's leave. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the goal was to. live to see these people the survivors of obama disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that in the end it's how it's happened. with lawmakers manufactured to sentenced him to public wealth. when the woman closest to protect themselves. in the final clearing

transferred to us the reason why people were transferred to ships of the italian navy at the time in perth is simply because the a part of the ship operated by. an m.s.f. . east not equipped to do such a long journey from the coast of libya to say especially in bad weather condition and especially civil overcrowded but all that triggered that situation meant that we caught the necessary cruelty that has been imposed and then each decision of the italian authorities to deny us disembarkation whereas until now we had been able to do so and park in italy and what he started here is to see that people some of the most vulnerable people people who have fled conflict and persecution people who have experienced extremely difficult decisions and very high level of violence in libya where that again was done by going to shit in the european chest of chess game. dead and lives troops foremost and before everything and the other consideration must had sorry now that they are on land can they expect a fair application process to settle in europe do you think. yes and we hoping that they will because f

and and i've seen at least a hundred parun fans or everywhere i declare i think is anyone left in perth at the moment because they are absolutely everything around seventy countries so i see. but slowly i see that much they control that's the way they like to play we've got christian eriksen in the team one of the best players to play in this world cup this will be a massive chance for him to. to put his name into that list of ten players that everybody talks about but his qualities are incredible and he likes to have the ball he likes to do what the ronaldo and the masses and this man's and all these top players what they have what they do they do game after game. so this is not the tuners if i just show them actually just have the ball that the data really neat trick on the right hand side cross the ball and it should have been a challenge but there was no communication between the two things players so anyway so the positive start this new sort of prediction them for school i mean i it's going to be close we feel it's going to be a close game but can you give us a prediction the scor

out job is to ensure that terrorism finishes reading and by giving terrorists monley you actually perth to treat people not stopping it the problem was they didn't realise that all i knew is some of the people who the commanders of the kidnapping groups and i had done dawes things for them many years before well earlier we debate with mohammed defeat from the ramadan foundation and also the political commentator david that. was it a fair was it a justified investigation. i think it was slightly unfair because canon was based in iraq and he would have build relationships where the number of people you thought through vision shifts to use that influence to get civil thaws slaves who were captured and held by isis to be released you know it would be remiss of scotland yard if they have possession of some information that led them to suggest that money is how we hear those moments to this incident did have to be looked into it would have been remiss to have ignored by the see him talk and i think he meant need to move on and focus to closer to the priorities i'm just a bit concerned it took

north it's not too bad it's oprah's been getting up into the low twenty's just sixty celsius there for perth but here it is dry and find there's a rare cloud just pushing water up towards that northwestern corner it will sink a little further south east which is because three sas day kind of getting stretched out really tending to fizzle out in the process tearing up in victoria eventually the eastern side of the state pushing over towards camber will see somewhat where the southern parts of new south wales again seeing a few showers but for many it's looking drier as we go on into the weekend sixteen celsius there for adelaide getting wetter over the weekend this we go into our states in new zealand we have got a fair amount of cloud which will push its way across the tasman edging towards the south on it as we go on through friday for the dust of the past a day eleven celsius there for christ just fifteen in all of this we go on into sas day similar conditions for oakland but turning cloudy and wet for the south and. discover new developments in surgery i'm going to have it up and whatever

that elsewhere see about a two just to twenty for at i say by ninety's warm twenty celsius there for perth on friday touch warmers to go on into saturday generally try to see across that western side of australia down to the southeast well melbourne struggling to get into double figures by sas they often further north about twenty two for brisbane fair amount of clout there across clays and you notice further south tasmania looking rather unsettled and that cloud of rain that's going to just drift its way across the tasman it's heading towards new zealand i think for good parts of the weekend it should stay dry but western pastas new zealand some heavy rain there you go for friday go on into sas day thirteen celsius in crushes but the rain never really too far away from the south out of north island on the other hand should be dry at least for the sasa day dry the moment for chip pattern you notice a little bit of what whether it's the southern areas of honshu on friday that cloud and rain pushing a little further north to saturday. from the tropics of southeast asia to the feral islands i