and let's fix our eyes on the author in perth —— protector of oui’ author in perth —— protector of ourn perth —— protector of our faith and freedom and never forget that where the spirit of the lord is there is freedom. that means freedom always wins. my that means freedom always wins. my fellow americans, thank you for the honour of addressing you tonight and the opportunity to run and serve again as your vice president. i leave here today inspired and i leave here today inspired and i leave here today more convinced than ever that we will do, in our time, as americans have done throughout our long and storied past, we will defend our freedom and our way of life. we will re—elect our president and principal republican leaders across the land and with president donald trump in the white house for four more years and with god's help, we will make america great again, again. thank you, god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. you are watching bbc news live there from fort mchenry in baltimore as the american vice president speaks at the republican national convention. j

how the weather in perth is quiet and down quite a bit now as you can see is not much coverage to few shows because most is concentrating in the eastern side of south australia victoria and probably beyond that in fact we've got a fair amount of snow to come to the victorian alps this next couple of days the blue is rain just get the white there at his to snow significant fall and the rain showers will stretch it was for sydney who's reservoir is now 100 percent full and it was about 40 percent in february so it's where it should be and it's still topping up maybe optically could sing that rain goes across the tasman sea towards

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meanwhile, cloudy day on thursday in perth, and then friday, more in the way of sunshine.er front is waiting in the wings, ready to come in later in the day, and that is quite widespread across new south wales and also going into queensland. a littttle bit cool,l, temperats struggling, not really reaching double figures, and asia, more rain in the forecast here. this long line of clouds, this is where the rain will be heavy, through the central areas, pushing towards the korean peninsula, really impacting north korea as we go through thursday. friday, rain, pushing on into japan. ♪ historic moment in delaware. kamala harris s kes the stage with joe biden, the first woman of color to be named on a major presidential ticket. ♪ i am lauren taylor. this is al jazeera, live, from london. also comoming up, a rare show of defiance from belarus. hundreds of women protest the crackdown, seeing thousands of protesters detained. the cost of rebuilding beirut. billions of dollars are needed, but with an economy in tatters, where will the money come from? and more than one people are a

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breeze all way around the coast from southern queensland right back to adelaide actually as far as perth is concerned and all of western australia that's an active frontal system that will bring considerable rain in slow moving through perth probably exceeding the month's average another storm is developing south of sydney you will not like that if your house is on the edge the forecast for canberra reflects a real change in virus not a very wet place but something to write on sunday and then it's windy on monday. in russia not a lot. if you bring fame fortune and power election when i went to investigate on al-jazeera. be the hero world right. world. book about to watch yours there with me cell rama reminder of our top stories 16 port officials have been detained in beirut as frustration grows over the lebanese government's response to the explosions there were protests into the night thursday . the governing party in sri lanka has won a landslide victory in parliamentary elections these lankan people's front is led by the rajapaksa brothers got a buyer and a hindu who serve as presiden

this is the news live from perth a lebanese government minister quits in reaction to angle on the streets of. protests following tuesday's devastating explosions leave at least one police officer data and more than 100 people injured as demonstrators stormed government buildings also coming up. a council of afghan leaders agreed to free 400 taliban prisoners clearing the way for peace talks to begin the taliban i think the release of the prison as a condition for the talks we have analysis from. and the people of deliverance got the polls president alexander the has been in power since the ninety's ninety's this time around things facing a serious challenge from this. matter how it welcome a lebanese government minister has resigned following protests against the political establishment that left one police officer david a more than 100 people injured information minister abdullah some not said she was quitting because of the government's fight the to carry out reforms on saturday not demonstrators stormed government ministries following she's dies massive explosion that in by road suppor

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restart 1000 is not a perth. experiment wearing masks at a concert and keeping social distance are not real world conditions. as you saw it's just that this is the 1st step you can either say we have no data or you can say we have done at the doesn't quite correspond to everyday life but that you have to weigh their time and going half way is better than not going forward at all the. singer tim ben sco and the scientists carrying out this experiment don't think it's the answer to all our corona problems but the results of the study expected in about 6 weeks could make it possible to hold concerts why sports and other big public events again and to do so safely. to sport now and what could be the most watched event on the planet tonight from lisbon the european champions league final germany's by munich play french side perry st john in just under an hour's time behind story result revolves rather around you coach had to turn things around for the club by pushing an attacking style of play and a flick beyond a fun

telling him let's see what we can do with low draw up sunday's protests came on the christian goes perth to the crowd marked it their own way with another chant. happy birthday. well all this week we are looking back 5 years ago to when hundreds of thousands of people mostly from syria escaped to war and persecution and headed for the european union to seek refuge it was a pivotal moment for the e.u. which prides itself on its open internal borders some member states however were closing them putting up far from wire fences to keep out migrants all eyes turned to a use biggest member germany would it side with the fence builders or up hold the blocks commitment to freedom of movement. over 3 words on the stay 5 years ago chancellor angela merkel took an unusually proactive sound and changed the course of european history. it was the moment that defined going to merkel's response to the 2015 migration crisis if you know. it was the german equivalent of this yes we can. i was there 5 years ago when desperate migrants in hungary set off on foot towards germany just hours later i'm going to

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in perth, it's game off with just 2a hours notice. just one week into the new season, hours notice.season, scottish football is already struggling due to coronavirus. this could be why. i packed city centre pub in aberdeen on saturday night. eight first team players were insights, two have since tested positive for covid—19. they had broke the rules between the sfa that's pfl and the scottish government which to put it mildly is com pletely government which to put it mildly is completely unacceptable. football has been given the go—ahead on the strict condition that clubs and players abide by the guidance that has been agreed. if they don't do that, they put at risk the return of the professional game. the players are now self isolating, they have been disciplined, and the club is investigating. lessons, they say, will be learned. the players are full of regret, they have made a real bad error of judgement. everyone i spoke to our feeling it and rightly so, and the angerand feeling it and rightly so, and the anger and disappointment comes because they've put themselves in that posit

following those discussions, the footballing authorities have confirmed that the game scheduled in perth ahead. i think that is that the right decision. we are expecting members of the public to behave in a highly precautionary manner right now. when a football club ends up with players infected with covid, let's remember this is not through bad luck but through clear breaches of the rules, we cannot take even a small risk that they then spread the infection to other parts of the country. the scottish government will also be contacting all club captains and managers to emphasise the importance of complying with the guidance. let me take the opportunity to emphasise the importance of that directly now. football has been given the go—ahead on the strict condition that clubs and players abide by the guidance that has been agreed. if they don't do that, they put at risk the return of the professional game. so i welcome aberdeen's statement that they have reminded players of their obligations. that is important. footballers are role models and they should behave accordingly. it is also import

perth, around 21 celsius. sweeping across new zealand, but not to bad. temperatures getting up to around 17 celsius when the rain clears. rain in parts of china. , in central and eastern parts of china, stretching across the korean peninsula. it is hot and dry for japan. belarus ares in told to restore order on the streets. people accuse bugs and deliver shall go of rigging his elelectn victory y and calling for him to step down. -- people accucuse alexander lukashenko of writing his election victory in calling for him to slip down. -- step down. the african union has suspended on tuesday. people have been abducted after an attack in nigeria's northeastern state. a group targeted a town, torching government buildings and farming equipment. china's river is expected to reach record high water levels in four hours after weeks of heavy rain. dozens of people have died in the floods, which have destroyed property and are threatening world heritage sites. we have reports from beijing. >> for more than 1200 years, this giant buddha statue has stood strong in c

sidney, sunshine in perth. the tasman sea is host to the circulation, headed toward new zealand.reezy friday. , a typhoon isory headed to the yellow sea. it has caused minor damage on the eastern flank. strong wind will make landfall around north korea and china. probably during the dark. overland it will fall apart. the potential for damages significant. a trail of showers down the eastern side through shanghai toward hong kong. wasest whether monsoon stretches in northern pakistan and a afghanistan. ♪ lauren: a suspect has been arrested after two people were shot dead and another night of unrest in kenosha here at the 17-year-old was held in neighboring illinois after violence of the shooting of an arm armed black man. to the coasteaded could produce -- hurricane loader has been upgraded to a category four storm. iran has agreed to let nuclear inspectors visit two sites. the deal with the agency comes after a month-long standoff. russian -- belarusian police have detained dozens of demonstrators questioned a nobel prize author. he is part of an opposition council created to dis

perth enjoying the sunshine. 26 degrees. , althoughe whether quite compact.t is a vicious thing. 200 commenters per hour. luckily it is over water, but it is throwing a swell to japan, south korea, the chinese coast. the rain is starting to be felt. it will be felt in the southern korea mainland and the western side of japan. its power, it will make landfall as a very nasty storm going to north korea. china is much quieter. ♪ >> welcome back. the world health organization has declared africa free of naturally occurring polio. the announcement is a major step in the campaign to eradicate the disease worldwide. an unarmed black man shot by police in wisconsin on sunday has urged protesters against further violence, saying it does not reflect her son or her family. hasb lake -- jacob blake been paralyzed from the waist down after being shot by police seven times. antigovernment protests have resumed in the belarus and capital minsk despite a crackdown on opposition politicians and activists. two members of the opposition coalition council have been sentenced to

meanwhile, a warm day in perth. that is tied to a funnel system.ll sweep through, taking some rain showers, but leave cooler air behind. dipping down to 18 degrees. meanwhile, it warms up in adelaide ahead of this front, so a warm day saturday with a high of 23. both islands in new zealand seeing scattered showers the next couple of days, but nothing particular heavy. towards asia, this map you can see here, this is the tropical storm bobby. it will still be a tropical storm friday, but it will soon dissipate, pushing up to the northeast of china, the rain fairly heavy, extending across the korean peninsula. heavier downpours in eastern china. a very wet day into shanghai. that rain will stay in the forecast as we go through saturday. thehe west, mostly clear, very heavy rain through the northeast and scattered showers across much of japan. ♪ ♪ anchor: hello again, and reminder the top stories on al jazeera. the head of nato and poland's prime minister urged russia not to meddle in the crisis in belarus. the russian president vladimir putin says a

some of the nicest are coming up within teeniest ways to perth. like soldiers open and drive in open air with space and if it will. help parking in the safety of their own come along listening to festival tunes on their way to. the hospital goes on provided with lives enjoy themselves outdoors and follow social distancing and highlighting rules like religion while improving it and then . also. the challenge we face is how to take the situation seriously while also enjoying ourselves we've found a great compromise here and despite all the strict rules which i support wholeheartedly so this feels absolutely great. and. is going to. give anything to claim an effect it's going to include the new ways of holding events outdoors and to distant. now with our eyes 21 summer tour taken some friends are. become. more. comfortable. what's going on here no no. house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift explains delivers facts and show what the future holds oh yeah living in the digital world shift.

the number of 19 cases in perth exceeded half a 1000000 with over $26.00 in debts is the highest fatality rate per capita in lots of american to make things worse many peruvian families who have lost a loved one cannot give them a proper burial. of a. lot of it bob you know and gather because of coronavirus they're not burying people in any cemetery around cairo by you know they can only bring them here people from other places come here because no cemetery can take them the only ones that can appease cemeteries but if you don't have money what can you do. people come from all over the car by you district to park down below is for people who have died of other cousens and this bar up here is for those who have grown the virus. my 2 sons arrived at the clinic this is where they died they told me there weren't intensive care beds those are for people who have money there is no solution for poor people their reason. or if you would like to delve deeper into any of those stories a good place to venture is or to dot com why not leave a comment or 2 as well with your thoughts so you are good at

x sent to the chain over 9000 miles to his daughter in perth. >> it is a link to him i never had.hanks, max. reporter: we brought both families together to tell their story. >> it's a bit surreal. it is very emotional. ikn didn' my dad, because i'm the youngest. it is really nice to be able to have something in my hands that belong to him. >> we have a few little mementos. this is something extra special for us. it is nice, because it is ing they can remember hi by. it is nice. >> aem precious hat has brought complete strangers together. katty: love that story. as anna i-- havana is one of the world's most beautiful capitals. i have been there, i can testify to that. it can feel like a relic from the past with histori cars and buildings across the city. but cuba is in a constant battle to protect the city from tropical elements and its success is due to one man. he died last month, and cubans pay respects, minds are turning to how to continues work. will grant has more. will: he is considered man who saved havana. urbane affable, deeply respected, front of bulldozers to save the c

. >> the weather in perth is quieting down quite a bit now. just a few showers.most of it is concentrating on the eastern side, south australia, victoria, and beyond. we have got a fair amount of snow in the victorian alps the next couple of days. the blue is rain. the white is the snow. rain showers stretch as far as sydney, whose reservoir is now 100% full. it is where it should be and still topping up. rain goesgoes -- not across the tasman sea toward new zealand. it is looking wet for northern ireland, still breezy and wet for tasmania. orth, 19 degrees, a shower two. in queensland, just sunshine. north of this, still very active whether in the south china sea. this cloud is a tropical depression, which might strengthen. as that makes its way to the south coast of china, the seasonable rains are these stretching from such you on -- n andchingng from szechua sinking southwards into china. anchor: a reminder of the top , molly's president and prime minister reported to have been arrested by soldiers. they were detained after personnel beauty at a base -- person

telling him let's see what we can do with low draw up sunday's protests came on the question posed perth to the crowd marked it their own way with another chant. happy birthday. you know your correspondent nick connelly is in minutes to cover the un rest he told us more about sunday's protests well these are extraordinary scenes for a 3rd week in a row something people could barely have imagined just a month ago this kind of numb these kind of numbers of people out in the streets time after time here means the weather wasn't really helping. for much of the afternoon people hiding in shopping centers at least where i was but the thing was that that didn't really stop the kind of people out there kids. with the dogs and their friends and people sitting even in a shopping center. singing. i think the thing about this is that these protests have become part of the culture this is not something that just happens on certain days in certain places that the police can surround and arrest people this is become something that has taken on a life of its own it doesn't need specific protest leaders

things left to blow into western australia including perth. rain will not be necessarily heavy but it will be fairly extensive, dropping some but not much in tasmania. bunches up against the west coast of new zealand. that will be rather wet. there is a warning out for that reason. this is hopefully welcome rain inin new south wales. sydney might get a few showers out of it. otherwise, it is a warmish 21 degrees. northwards on the seasonal rain has changed its angle of attack. it had done that for the last week. the heaviest rain is forming in that area. in it stretches up through beijing and we will probably some flash flooding. at the same time, south korea and all of japan have been enjoying high temperatures. it has been a heatwave warning for honshu. no reason to stop there. lauren: a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the belarusian president told striking state factory workers that -- until opponents kill him. thousands of people walked off the job for the ninth straight day of demonstrations, asking for the crescendo to step do

there really is a serious problem but the american political structure isn't unresponsiveness that perth the chasm between rich and poor is enormous and it's getting worse by the by the year american political institutions by certain measures are more racist now than they were 16 years ago for example so the american government is actually in some ways more distant now from the needs of ordinary working class people than it was 60 years ago. wealth polarization of shooting through the roof and political instability is growing. and other big story of the week germany france the u.k. russia and china of all rejected a u.s. request to reimpose sanctions on iran the so-called snuffbox sanctions can be triggered as part of the nuclear deal but only by signatories to the plant came up and picks up the story so at this point we've got the united states essentially demanding that the united nations reimpose its crippling sanctions economic warfare against the islamic republic of iran this is mike pompei o laying out the demand just a few minutes ago i delivered letters to both the u.n. secretary

because i just had a baby 5 months ago so i was like my husband and i decided to space you know to perth and i like let's go and check out the child space when you need to be so like 5 to 6 women i think 3 of them came on their own but the hospital said they have to bring the husband or a written letter from him signed that he has agreed you know for them to do the spacing like i met a woman at the child spacing unit she's 39 and she's just tired she has 8 children so she doesn't want to you know do it anymore but the husband is and is insistent that she has to do it again what is going to happen to this set of women because a lot of them are out there they are tired they are sick but the husbands which are not even able to take care of them still want them to keep giving birth why why is . when you talk about these issues. yes because of the issue of gender equality it's like when they are talking about education because if it goes i educated all these issues will go down they are not even making any effort to have a bill and even to sign a bill of rights and so that it will address at

now migrant center in the italian city of perth east sale is being blamed for a spike in. infections more than 200 people they're called coronavirus and the full military barracks in the last 2 weeks before have been considered a free city the mayor himself is to the situation health but. what happened inside the serene ex-military barracks a structure directly managed by the ministry of interior is a paradox the structure didn't work fine in normal conditions and it showed all its gaps during this health emergency we call it health form because there are 256 people confined into the same structure and they don't want to separate between covert 1000 positive cases and negative one. or prosecutors this month did launch a probe after the 1st positive cases were discovered in the migrant center and public anger is growing fast. to many migrants together it was inevitable now the danger is young people who do not distance themselves but why are all just say that the virus has weakened. the problem is not just inside the barracks it seems to me that the situation is out of cont

but he will be on tuesday night when noddles mon in rb live sega lock horns with in perth. the huge challenge for the young coach and this we saw gives a lead to go were a team that can create goal chances against europe's best i count p.s.g. among its peers you noted it all goes money is known for exploiting an opponent's weaknesses now it's time to see if he can do that to the man who gave him his big break. let's get a reminder now of our top stories here on d w and the bell or risk rice's german chancellor angela merkel has urged the government to avoid violence and start a national dialogue with the opposition this as the standoff over disputed elections between pelosi and president aleksander to question and the growing public swell against him enters its 10th day today. and in the u.s. the democratic party has kicked off a virtual national convention that will culminate in joe biden's the official nomination key speeches came from michelle obama and from bernie sanders. coming up next on the w the best goals of the fund us league this season that's on kickoff don't f

there really is a serious problem but the american political structure isn't unresponsiveness that perth the chasm between rich and poor is enormous and it's getting worse by the by the year american political institutions by certain measures are more racist now than they were 60 years ago for example so the american government is actually in some ways more just now from the needs of ordinary working class people than it was 60 years ago. wealth polarization through the roof and political instability is growing. well the u.s. has been left isolated on the wall stays off of the u.n. security council rejected its attempts to reimpose sanctions on iran story and more after the break. the lucia that's right we talk about problems all year and then the summertime we come up with all solutions that's able to be joined by banker churn point for north simon. banks the future long term friend. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. thinks . we dare to ask. the program germany france the u.k. russia and china of all reject the u.s. request the re impose sanctions on iran so cool snap back sanct

samples that we collected at the university of cambridge to our collaborators murdoch university in perth where they've set up something recently is called the australian national pheno center and they can process thousands and thousands of samples very fast to look for hundreds or even thousands of different molecules that are present in samples and what we're looking for are chemical fingerprints as it were unique combinations of chemicals at different concentrations that can that can change when a person has this infection and having done this what we are seeing and we've just published some of this data this week there is a characteristic pattern that is left almost as a say like foot. prints by chemically in a person after they've had severe coated now we don't think this is present in everybody we think this is present in people who have coded which is the disease that this virus causes in some people we don't know why they have these lasting legacy effects but we can see clear metabolic disturbance in these people and we think that this is at least in part why people are presenting

population there really is a serious problem but the american political structure is unresponsive is that perththe chasm between rich and poor is enormous and it's getting worse by the by the year american political institutions by certain measures are more racist now than they were 60 years ago for example the us senate which is the upper house of congress actually it is less representative of blacks and more unfair of towards blacks in terms of representation than it was in 1960 so the american government is actually in some ways more just now from the needs of ordinary working class people than it was 60 years ago. wealth polarization is shooting through the roof and political instability is growing yeah it is obviously a highly politically charged issue how do you think the b.l.m. movement over perceived racial injustice is going to affect the november election because we have seen polls before recently in fact you know there's a silent majority there are looking at those scenes and say well we don't want to the happen in our community and on includes both black and white communities as wel

telling him let's see what we can do with low draw up 6 sunday's protests came on the question goes to perth to the crowd marked it their own way with another chant. happy birthday. in watching t.w. news still to come on the program a champagne performance from formula one champion lewis hamilton at the belgian grand prix got the highlights of a race that took kalil to closer to setting a new record. but 1st all this week we're looking back 5 years when hundreds of thousands of people mostly from syria escaped war and persecution and headed for the european union to seek refuge it was a pivotal moment for the e.u. which prides itself on its open internal borders some member states however were closing them putting a far wire fences to keep the my friends out and all eyes turned to the e.u.'s biggest member germany what its side with the fence builders for uphold the blocs commitment to freedom of movement. well as you'll recall with 3 words chancellor angela merkel took an unusually proactive stand and change the course of european history did abuse chief political editor michelle was there

two of the cases were detected in pupils in perth and kinross and one in renfrewshire. press briefing earlier this afternoon. i can confirm that an additional 49 positive cases were confirmed yesterday, representing 1% of people who were newly tested yesterday, taking the total number of cases to 19,407. a full health board breakdown will be available later but my provisional information suggests that seven of those 49 new cases are in the grampian health board area, 12 are in greater glasgow and clyde, six in lanarkshire, 16 in tayside. we are dealing with known clusters in each of these health board areas and i will come back to those shortly. i can also confirm a total of 254 patients are in hospital with confirmed covid, six more than i reported yesterday. three people in intensive care, same as yesterday. in the past 2a hours, no deaths were registered for patients who tested positive over the previous 28 days, and the number of deaths under that measurement remains 2,491. however, we should remember that the weekly national records of scotland figures which includ

also mentioned yesterday cases involving school students who go to primary schools in blairgowrie, perthay more about cases where there is a connection to pupils and schools. but i confirm there are two new individual cases involving people in schools in johnstone and dundee. the health protection teams in these areas are dealing with these cases and parents have been written to and carers of children in relevant classes advising where necessary that children should isolate. again, these are situations we are monitoring very closely. that is also true of the cases linked to secondary school pupils such as the cluster in lanarkshire and the one in north—east glasgow. let me remind you as i did yesterday these are community clusters with links to schools, not school—based clusters. the number of confirmed cases associated with the lanarkshire cluster is now nine, a rise of one from yesterday. all these outbreaks have been looked at and followed up by our test and protect teams and we are also today publishing more detailed figures on the overall work test and protect has done over the last

this it's an endangered rockhopper penguin they call him pierre, he's being cared for at a zoo in perthaustralia he's enjoying watching videos of other penguins online now he doesn't have any other penguin companions at that zoo in perth so is care takers will pull up videos on an ipad or live stream with other zoos so pierre can enjoy the show now according to the zoo's twitter post rock hoppers are one of the rare is paying ones in the world. the zoo says it's now working with its international colleagues so they can find pierre a new home so he can make new rock hopper friends in person. and to african elephants in poland will be given medical cannabis or cbd to help them relax. their names are friends the and blue been they live at the warsaw zoo and they're suffering according to the zoo keepers from stress. the 2 females have been fighting since march after the death of the head of the herd. the zoo says that animals going have a hard time establishing a new position in the group following the death. the vents say that they're getting good results from using the cbd oil they expec

sunshine 18 celsius in sydney now but in brazil with 21 and still fat and dry out across the west 21 in perth on wednesday by thursday a critic on a warm day 26 degrees away one's very light and if they're coming at all they're coming from the interior but there is more rain is a go through thursday across into victoria and sunny some very strong winds with the rain across into tasmania so a wet day in hope os and then is just generally quite unsettled across new zealand the winds are quite strong fady cloudy and then some more rain and of course also the chance of snow to the mountains. maria driven by poverty into prostitution and drugs. now as a mother she's turning her life around with the help of the truth a group of colombia women fighting the challenge. was compelling series which showcases fresh from i can tell and. find a lot in america presents. hello again. that's remind you of our top stories here this hour anger at the police shooting of a black american has sparked protests in several u.s. cities including new york and minneapolis seeing demonstrators set fire to cars as they de

they're still quite breezy is better still in adelaide and sydney from the point of view sunshine in perth of course is still enjoying the wharves even if his temper did a little bit so the tasman sea is host to these circulations it means much is heading down towards q.c. and i mean hobart's enjoying 15 sunny degrees on a breezy friday there's an improvement rather different story are up here bobbie the typhoon is going up directly north through the yellow sea is cause some minor damage on the eastern flank because of the gale force winds the real strong winds are about to make landfall somewhere around north korea or china border area that's going to happen probably joined dark hours and then of course it opens up over land eventually fall apart but the potential damage from north korea that part of china is quite significant at least without a trail of showers all the down the east and south child through shanghai and down towards hong kong there what is weather monsoon wise apart from being in northeast india stretches right up into northern pakistan and afghanistan. alaska's follow no

dry for the west not too bad we got a bit of rain just making its way towards stubley way towards perth some places for a grassy edging over towards new zealand and we got some rain edging across the korean peninsula at the moment a long line of cloud here those are the seasonal right big downpours to central parts of china yet again the risk of further flooding coming through here john says some welcome showers making the way into japan and at last turning just a little bit cooler. china has one of the world's highest her base but many a take up the fought against for military style white let's go to radical surgery one o one a steam best regards as the chinese battle to get in shape on al-jazeera history has called it the great war in the final episode the 2 sides fight themselves to a standstill while britain and france conspire behind closed doors to produce a secret agreement that will shape the middle east for the century to come world war one through our body's own knowledge is either. a come back the headlines now us secretary of state mike on pay or submitted formal to months t

melbourne that conversed a nice warm interior breeze means 2021 in sydney and the rain having gone through perth still is falling in parts of western australia but as you can see by tuesday all things are heading down for tasmania to watch news even just getting there until you get there enjoy the fucking weather last bit of high pressure means it's not particularly warm but it is sunny in new zealand on monday and most of tuesday . rewind returns with a new scenery. and brand new updates on the past about using these documentaries. was mean. to. rewind continues we have to be an afghan and have a citizen i read of that and this is that the proudest day hour by hour my life that was a real turning point because that gives them a lot of confidence that they can beat any team in a shoe on al-jazeera. route. i don't get what reality is there has reminder of our top stories this hour the butler is a buster's of archaea has become the 1st government official to back the protests against president alexander lukashenko the opposition is promising the largest peaceful march in the country's history. and