the second change i announced yesterday is that fife, angus and perth and kinross will, from friday,change wasn't made lightly, but it reflects the fact that case numbers in all three of these areas have been increasing really quite sharply in recent days and we believe that the best way of handling that increase is to introduce tighter restrictions now to try to get it under control before the situation deteriorates any further. and hopefully this move to level three will have an impact and fife, angus and perth and kinross will be able to return to level two before too long. there are several other local authority areas that we're paying very close attention to. for example, for those currently in level three there are several areas, particularly in the west of scotland, where either the increase in cases has stabilised, but at a stubbornly high level, or where numbers are currently rising at a rate that is causing us concern. so we've concluded that it is not necessary at this stage to move any of these areas into level four, but clearly that's an option we cannot rule out and we'

it western australia perth is warm, very warm again. 34, with a hint to shows running up to the northwest of the entire constants of the stars darwin. not yet wet season, but we might see something happen here. as to new zealand. well, it's not particularly wet. it is quite a cold in the moment, particularly inside silent on counting the cost sam be a, becomes the 1st african nation to the fold on its debts of the pandemic era. but as debts pile up, central banks think the unthinkable. negative interest rates plus brazil is dumped out of the rankings of the world's top 10, economies. counting the cost on al-jazeera. a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of a net lets journalists on al-jazeera. what the word earth orbit. you want to know just 0. remind of our top stories this hour. rocket attacks in the afghan capital of killed at least 5 people. the ministry of health says 25 others have been injured. after 23 rockets were fired into kabul, the taliban has denied responsibility. the u.n. secretary general has warned that yemen is on the verge of a catastro

and knight then took two wickets, as perth fell 2a runs short of their target.johnny brownlee and vicky holland, and world champion georgia taylor—brown, have been named in the squad for next year's delayed games in tokyo. olympic champion alistair brownlee will have to wait to see if he is selected. he moved onto ironman distances after winning back—to back olympic titles, and has only recently started his bid to qualify. for his brotherjohnny — who won bronze behind him in rio — it'd be a boost to have him in the team: if alistair could be on the team it would be absolutely amazing for both of us. firstly for him to go to an olympic games. and for me, i genuinely believe it increases my chances of winning a medal, having him on that team. people might find that strange, but we like to swim hard, get out on the bike and ride hard, get out on the bike and ride hard, getting to a small group and then the strongest man on the run wins. so i really want alistair to be on that team because it will help me medal. that is all the sport for now. much more on the bbc sp

the women's big bash has reached the knockout stage, later on wednesday melbourne stars will take on perthe stars were brilliant in the league stages of the tournament and emerged as the table—toppers. they won eight of their games and dominated almost every opposition. they've got the likes of the australia captain meg lanning in theirside, so it might be an uphill battle for perth scorchers who struggled in the middle—phase of the tournament before finding theirform. business news is next. see you ina business news is next. see you in a moment. hello again. we had some big weather contrasts across the uk on tuesday, england and wales, a lot of dry weather with some sunny spells breaking through the cloud, some fine sunsets to end the day particularly for eastern areas, but it was north wales that was the real mildest spot in the country, 15 celsius, mild weather across most areas. contrast that with the rain that just wouldn't stop across scotland and northern ireland, thanks to this weather front, this cold front, and as this pushes east over the next couple of days, colder air will be

and kinross by 32%, increased in perth and kinross by 3296, in increased in perth and kinross by 32%w down and reverse increases of this magnitude and as a result, an early move to level three was strongly recommended. i know how disappointing this will be two people in this area. by acting now we can hopefully prevent an even more serious deterioration in the situation in future. i would ask people living in these areas to check the government website to understand the restrictions in place. businesses will also find details of the financial support available from the scottish government. that is in addition to the uk government's furlough scheme. a factor relevant to this is proximity to and interaction with the city of dundee. dundee entered level three entered on the 2nd of november and they will remain there. i hope that people going into level three will take encouragement from it. the most recent data shows that cases and the our rate declining. although we cannot say that this will be sustained for sure, the trend is very positive. there are 18 local authorities currently at

that's a lesson that i asked a single use of the lose lose sleep with the perth leader. but also, you know, most of all moves must use just the one with no food or shoot them. the best of my new gold rush is underway and thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields, hoping to strike it. rich as children atone between gold, my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, which side will have the strongest appeal? seems wrong. to me you all again. yes, to shape out these days comes out of it. and it gains from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. what can we expect from them by being ministration when it comes to russia? as things stand today, relations are brought up by orbit is replete with hard liners. the new it comes with a long record of failure. could relations continue to get worse and forgivable atrocities and utterly disgusting. how people are describing alleged ritual killings of afghan civilians by elite australian troops with calls to fully bring t

who could only make six for perth.to reduce perth to 82 for five. a few moments ago they were 111—7. talking of cricket, before we go, we have a moment of magic from the former england captain kevin pietersen. here he is during a round of golf in south africa. and, off the second tee, he produced a hole in one. very unlike pieterson to boast, but safe to say he was rather pleased with himself. that's all the sport for now. up up to three households will be allowed to stay together and form a chris palace bubble from the 23rd 2027th december. many of us have questions about it many of us have questions about it and here to answer all your questions, we're joined by professor sian griffiths, epidemic specialist and epidemiologist at the chinese unicersity of hong kong, and professorjonathan ball professor of molecular virology at the university of nottingham. jonathan and sian, welcome to you, tha you for for jonathan and sian, welcome to you, tha you forfor agreeing jonathan and sian, welcome to you, tha you for for agr

the perth rules will moves east with the flow of the of the new gold rush is underway. thousands of illiquid workers, are flocking to the gold fields, hoping to strike it. rich as children are torn between gold, my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to see which side will have the strongest appeal. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. let it be an arms race, spearing dramatic developments only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very time to sit down and talk of the u.s. death toll from the content a cost of the course of a 1000000 people emotional health care workers complain. they're devastated by a toll and not least the risks, but having to say, we never says it's ok for us to be exposed. you can get exposed, but we can make a note of my blood lust may have triggered the torture and murder of civilians by australian elite troops. a shock, new inquiry finds one of the things compounding the humanitarian disaster. here is the sheer ruggedness of the mountainous country where.

perth, the last entry in this film disgusted center piece to cool an entire week of us having to come with a bit of new york to start in decent the little news business and making things sound good. so you know the least on my door. so you're almost a bank this just in those days and thanks. i'm sorry to tell me, tell you that it's a longer cycle. see all of us better. i mean nothing. almost the g.b. in the local media moment with no us a device that could be moved by the much the must have a look for the right thanks . thanks. thanks. this is life on the streets of an eye, out for the discovery of theater is an opportunity to school and become some amends for the tuition of a place that's perhaps a life time little princess. part of the viewfinder, latin american series announces the u.s. . it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert. 19 patients built inside a london conference center. it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london

the case they should be somewhere in the kimberley's where not traumatised. 2000 kilometers away in perth corrective services commissioner tony hazell shows us where these children in the. banksia huell detentions have to punch a hill covers the whole state of west australia which has turned a half a 1000000 square kilometers the size of western europe and we have kids from all over the sites and the plants and challenges for us how do we look after these kids making sure the response and sense of the needs is a park or it so this is your mind. 65 percent of youth inmates in the banksy hill are indigenous we can't show their faces into the prisons of film sensitive parts of the detention center. a 20 i-ching study a banksy hume's he inmates found almost 90 percent had severe neurological impairment in many cases the result of mothers drinking alcohol during pregnancy the problems in them a lot of these kids under the spot so finding new ways in the office or in strange guy standing leg is a real challenge. very often we find kids from aboriginal communities english isn't their 1st languag

if he doesn't, it means he doesn't want to be told from perth fired his chief of cyber security. just days after he rejected the president's claims of electoral fraud, chris krebs and his agency are responsible for election security. he said the poll was the most secure in american history. trump accused him of making inaccurate statements. trumps a legal challenge to the election results or suffered another setback. pennsylvania's supreme court rejected his campaign's arguments, that republican party observers did not get close enough access during the vote. count or president elect. joe biden is projected to have won the state, but trump is contesting the result there and in other battleground states. let's get more on this small white house correspondent joins me now from washington. d.c., kimberly election challenges seem to be continuing by the trumpet, ministrations failing to, but heated debate, obviously in michigan. what seems to have gone on there? yeah, well what happened was initially, as these votes were being certified in the states, something that is necessary to m

ok, perth professor said there is, there is much excitement right now about the, the efficacy of these vaccines that are being developed. but tell us about the potential challenges that we might face in distributing and administering the vaccine in africa just from your experience with the ability of a vaccine. for example. you know, during the 1st time we were using day when i felt like seen hans to be used under my it was 80 degrees and then we were using to treat countries. and it was a very big challenge. know how to root out these vaccines. all african countries be different, you need to choose leach vaccines to our environment. so we talk about the challenge, the courtship, we were out of go for a vaccine that can be transported, i don't know my temperature, but also we lead to look if you just do 90 percent of if you can see for a vaccine for a disease that affects people like us when we look at how our drug is like one or 2 percent, that's not, that's not a lot. especially if we don't know. so i think africa, it would be mall in choosing beach vaccine should walk in, should be

in perth thousands have rallied against the impeachment of the president the one thing entails a coup the head of state was removed from office by congress on monday when the speaker has been sworn in as interim leader president visit stands accused of corruption failure to tackle the coronavirus like. the french government's handling of the corner virus has also been called into question students in paris faced off with police and tried to block the entrance to a high school their anger by decision to keep schools open the spiked a nation wide law. in georgia hundreds of people have gathered outside parliament rejecting the results of the recent election the ruling party retained its parliamentary majority in the october vote but the opposition sees the ballot was marred by it. and this is your r t international bringing you news views and plenty more in between to stay with the program to find out what's all the offer for you over the coming week hope to see you soon. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bombs in neighboring laos there was a secret war. and for years the american

perth tested out the education city world cup stadium in the 1st group match, and were impressed that stadium probably the best biden, i think we were the 1st ones to use. so, you know, you could have got a better pitch. the chinese, you know, as i said, the pitch, the bench is old, top top 5 to be 8 stadiums are already finished and some have already held matches. but the hard work continues to open, like here in the salle stadium, which will host the final on december the 18th 2022, where the new world champions will be crowned with 2 years to go and coded 19 vaccines on the way. organizers remain confident that the 1st middle east world cup will be safe and successful. joining us rasika al jazeera to and you can find a lot more about those preparations on our website. the address for that is w w. w dot al-jazeera dot com. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. donald trump's campaign has suffered. another blow, michigan has backed president elect joe biden's. when trump has been meeting the state's republican leadership, it's reported he's been trying to convince them to

stretched out and she says, i'm not, i'm going to lie ahead of where perth this goes. she runs over basically gadson top and it's 2 kids. and then the, this, then it was over never happened again. it's a moment you really being a photographer or a spontaneous moment that can't be repeated and will not be repeated in case because it was spontaneous. so high up, we're all looking forward to getting the call from them coming, press that by and to take his picture of the white house that i've been doing. so if you have a few, any thoughts of how you might pick them up? is that something that could only happen when you see the sucking stances of the day? circumstantially dull the day, but what i hear is a good guy. i hear that a photograph from before that in a different setting. and it all depends who you are. you're representing a family, the band, e.q. fair, and i'm westlife. i'm going to get much better attention than if i was with the hamilton advertiser. stay with us for more, from how to benton. i'm here for 2 graphic exclusives with e after the break. yes. there was

as a result of that, there we go with showers across the open entia just around the top and the perth is fine. dry and sunny romania's, ancient forests. some of europe's most pristine. they are crucial for our society and crucial for battle against the climate crisis. but illegal logging by a ruthless to the mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives. logging in romania is our drug gangs violence, killing whistleblowers, amidst claims of corruption and the role of powerful multinationals. people in power investigates, rumania, break of the forest on al-jazeera. form again, you're watching. reminder of our top stories this hour. prime minister says the final phase of the offensive on the northern region has begun. 3 weeks of fighting, people have been told to stay indoors as the army moves in on the regional capital . and donald trump is guilty in 2017 during an investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election . and the world is mourning the death of a daughter who was passed away at the age of 60 kept in his country to victory in the 1986 world cup and i

temp is picking up again in perth for around 27 celsius and temperatures will pick up again for new zealand. 23 celsius in christchurch for friday been noticed somewhat of weather, pushing into the fosse out off the south island. plenty wet weather making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. big massive cloud rolling across the korean peninsula. possibility some localized flooding there from north korea am south korea eventually that will push its way through the sea of japan. heavy downpours coming in across honshu into a key issue, kill a fresh weather coming in behind. cell with a top temperature spotting 8 degrees for an invitation to band witness. to hold that life office, the high school, the numbers, the trials and tribulations minutes and every day, miracles, the unjust to cease, the defiance, the tests of character and the past. take 2 weeks with nice documentaries, with a delicate touch on al-jazeera root or the or the or are but i guess i missed all of our top stories here this hour. a long awaited inquiry into the conduct of a strain in special forces in afghanist

that is a very important question, probably the health for perth, physicians, nurses. and so we can't count yet on that vaccine. people don't want a problem economically. they can't handle a lockdown, and this is the big problem that not only the united states, but several countries around the world are having right now. and this is also when i became really aware of being right now into having, being at it takes us. i arrived yesterday, i filmed a report there at about 19 and talking to the physicians, the nurses, and also to people who have their own restaurants of their own small businesses. and that maybe may make me be very aware of this problem, worry it paso is on the border with mexico, but no one is talking about the wall anymore. a pandemic is raging here. numbers are soaring. right now we have about $241.00 in peace and cope with 19 cases now to compress. with about 45 days ago, we only have 30. but a lot of those people that you see going into these tents behind me. they will wind up inside our hospital, have authorities are already arranging to move patien

because the temperatures city in adelaide, for example, 3339, they have to sydney in on sunday and perth, a port 25 by comparison. the story will be for the next couple of days, this heat waves, footings through out of queensland and, and outback new south wales towards the coast, with temperatures rising in land, not necessarily on the coast. sydney is quite pleasant. in afghanistan, the taliban is renowned for its violent repression of women. now a new deal with the u.s. could see the group return to palace one o one a steam desta, gates of afghan women who paid the price. the pace on al-jazeera dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the on the ground realities of fact in the news coverage. what's the lay of the land, the challenging assumptions and the official line. the listening post on al-jazeera the world heard the just a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera this hour. thousands of farmers are marching into the indian capital, new delhi, protesting against laws they say, will affect their livelihoods, and the government to reduce remove,

perth, around 25 celsius. assess you up to something we will see by the weekend getting up to the mid teens, the central passing easier, but not faring too badly in auckland highs here around 20 celsius with some sunshine. now make the most of the sunshine you have in japan over the next day or so we've got cloud and great streaming in across northeastern parts of china, sliding across the korean peninsula. so some wetter weather coming into north korea as we go through where to stay sinking further south, which as we go on through thursday, has the rain at times that could lead to some localized flooding. notice and snow on the northern flank of that there's a dry weather for the time being in japan, tokyo with a high of 23 but for 23 years, mohsin has collected objects he finds along the coast. enough to fill his museum enough to break a guinness world record. armed with a story for every object, he's become an environmental activist and inspired artist and a voice for the plight of countless migrants such o

everyone here in the bubble has been in the bubble for 2 weeks before us arriving australian club, perth, glory, 10 to doubt the education city world cup stadium in the 1st group match. and where impressed that stadium probably the best day off biden. i think we were the 1st ones to use a saw. you know, you could have got a better pitch, the china euro, you know, as i said, the pitch, the bench is old, top top, the sunni's bybee, 8 stadiums are already finished and some have already held matches. but the hard work continues to others. like here at the salle stadium which will host the final on december the 18th 2022, where the new world champions will be crowned with 2 years to go and coded 19 vaccines on the way. organizers remain confident that the 1st middle east well cup will be safe and successful. joining us rasika al jazeera tire ha.

for 2 weeks before us arriving australian club, perth, glorie tested out the education city world cupstadium in their 1st group match and were impressed with that stadium, probably the best biden. i think we were the 1st ones to use. so, you know, you could have got to a better pitch, the changing room, you know, the pitch, the benches all top top so that it's bybee 8 stadiums are already finished and some have already held matches. but the hard work continues to others. like here at the salle stadium, which will host the final on december the 18th 2022, where the new world champions will be crowned whether or not it will be in front of a capacity. $80000.00 crowns, depends on how quickly this pandemic passes. joining us rosco, al jazeera, doha hello, there. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. republican party leaders from the u.s. state of michigan saying they're not aware of any information that would change joe biden's electoral victory there. they should a statement after meeting with president trump saying the states a certification process should be free from threats

and in perth was gone quite a good 25 degrees in the sunshine for, you know, to such interesting weatheron the other side of the equator. whilst we wait for winds to come in, we stir there enough to keep beijing's air quality at least reasonable, if not particularly good. a few showers, maybe in the south of japan. rain, significant rain, just catching western ground or grungy, or even, you know, and because of this, this tropical cycling, probably just up to typhoon strength, where it makes landfall in vietnam that falls apart. now, you know what's happening, the sas china sea. the northeast monsoon is following it up, stigma say across the bay of bengal with significant rain for chennai. i cannot my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. the biometrics are far from perfect a convenience and seemingly infallibility comes at a cop's. most crucially, our privacy in the form of a far far series are the radio addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteris

temperatures in perth, around 24 celsius. now the system starting to nudge its way into the far south of doubly way that will just clip its way through the bite, but ahead of that more wards, more very pleasant weather. $32.00 celsius there in adelaide is $27.00 for melbourne for new zealand where we have got some bits and pieces of cloud remain. the wettest weather will be across central parts of the country and we got some wet weather making us why it's essential parts of northern areas of china at the moment it's largely dry at present, but i sense the lawyers will see that wetter weather as we go on through choose day to the east that is fine and dry for the korean peninsula for the time being, staying fine in japan. but the cloud and the rain will gather for the korean peninsula for wednesday. but this is the life on the streets of the discovery of theater is an opportunity to school and become somebody for the tuition of a plane tight little princess part of the viewfinder, latin america. and the old, timer for a remind

that is a very important question, probably the health for perth, physicians, nurses, and so we can't count yet on that vaccine. people don't want a problem economically. they can't handle a lockdown. and this is the big problem that not only the united states, but several countries around the world are having right now. and this is also when i became really aware of being right now into having, being at it takes us they arrived yesterday. i filmed a report there at about 19 and talking to the physicians, the nurses, and also to people who have their own restaurants of their own small businesses. and that may be, may make me be very aware of this problem, worry it paso is on the border with mexico, but no one is talking about the wall anymore. the pandemic is raging. here. numbers are soaring. right now we have about $241.00 inpatient coburg, 19 cases. now to contrast, with about 45 days ago, we only had 30. but a lot of those people that you see going into these tents behind me. they will wind up inside our hospital, have authorities are already arranging to move patients to other ci

got some wetter weather coming in across southern parts of the way so some wet weather for a time in perth through monday and going to choose dale price not quite nicely watch across much of australia by this stage and warmest still in adelaide getting up to 33 degrees meanwhile wetter weather will push into central parts of new zealand with some weather weather also pushing across into japan at the moment a big area cloud just sliding through here that will run across that western side of japan through monday some really heavy bursts of right on this for a time could lead to some localized flooding it will move through brighton up nicely as we go on through chews day sunshine coming back in behind single figures that the soul fine dry and sunny fine and try to across the good parts of china we have got a little more clout and right over towards the west. now as we were in 5 go you drive toward the hiking this month you don't learn about august night something else happened on this night. just an 18 year old man brown was not the only one to release a person it's really. hard. to. not take

community he is the man for the moment and we've seen an end to the to the negative rhetoric and the perth for all the vision of the country this is where we're headed is that you say he's an unlikely candidate but in many ways he was also kind of seen as a democratic insider going into this race and it felt in some ways like we were almost seeing a repeat of 2016 where the polls had him really firmly ahead in the days coming up to this election as they had for hillary clinton back then we're expecting to see perhaps a landslide repudiation of donald trump's presidency but we are now 4 days after the election it really came down to the wire didn't and yeah i mean it just goes to show a couple of things 1st of all the nation is very divided these 2 candidates donald trump and president elect joe biden could not be more diametrically opposed and you know donald trump got what 70000 some 70000000 votes donald. and joe biden $74000000.00 so it was close and so now it's up to joe biden as president to bring everyone together and now we get to see how he goes about doing that i mean yes people l

angus, fife and perth and kinross will face tougher regulations from friday.alcohol and must close at 6pm. scotland's first minister said the move was "necessary and precautionary" to address sharply rising cases. the us president—elect, joe biden, has said it's "an embarassment" that donald trump has not accepted defeat in the election and it will reflect poorly on his legacy. speaking earlier, he said the transition process was well under way. our north america editor, jon sopel, at the white house. how frustrated is joe biden how frustrated isjoe biden about the progress with transition? you know, it is exactly for years to the day that barack obama welcomed donald trump to the white house and said, how can i help you, is there anything i can do to make the transition easier? nothing like that is happening now. i thoughtjoe biden‘s voice today was of a bedside doctor holding the hand of the republican patient and saying, i know you have been through a terrible shock, you will come to terms with it sooner or later. he said the republican leadership was mildl

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we get up to $27.00 in perth on thursday. some of that if you're going into friday 2526 celsius at that stage, the warmth i really tucking in across south australia, increased bushfire risk as a result of that 40 celsius for adelaide warms up further to from melbourne at around 31 degrees. even hobart getting up to 27 celsius, which beats sydney's 26 should be so much drier and brought into new zealand. still a few showers around here, but not as wet as it has been recently. and it's a similar pitch, if it to pan out as what is it has been recently here, was wealth clouds out towards the open waters, one or 2 showers, coming into japan as we go on through with day. some shabby rain there around the korean peninsula, but again, not too much to speak of that will play a part somewhat as we go on through friday. funny drives a lot of northern china. so what's the weather clearing away from the east coast? rumania, ancient forests. some of europe's most pristine. they are crucial for our society and crucial for our battle against

angus, fife and perth and kinross will face tougher regulations from friday.nned from selling alcohol and must close at 6pm. redundancies reached a record high in the three months to september, pushing the uk unemployment rate to 4.8% according to figures from the office for national statistics. 314,000 people were made redundant between july and september. the number of people out of work rose by 243,000 in the same period, the largest increase since may 2009. there are now 782,000 fewer people in payrolled employment, compared to march this year. and there are a further 2.5 million people still on furlough. the extended scheme is due to end in march. our business correspondent sarah corker has been meeting people from the travel and tourism industry in cumbria who've lost theirjobs in the pandemic. dusk at coniston water in cumbria. this beauty spot, like the rest of england, is now locked down for a second time. it's been quiet. it certainly going to get quieter in the next few weeks. during the first lockdown, joanne and her husband sean lost their jobs lo

getting up to 38 analysis, 100, in fact, on hot further west getting up to 28 in perth estates largely fine and dry that we got a few showers just around the top and through the gulf of carpentaria, up into the cape york peninsula could see some heavy rain here for a time possibility of wanted to show us up toward see the sunshine coast of was lost, the dry white catches a shower, would see just around camera. for example, let's say whether that's going to make its way across new zealand looking rather wet and windy for a time here. as we go through the next day or so, but at least i'm just not too bad. oakland getting up to around 21 celsius, wetter weather, moving away from japan at the moment. cloud and right easing out into the open water is still just clinging on to the east coast as we go through wednesday, 14 celsius in tokyo. so by great shakes on the temperatures, the temperatures will nudge up a touch as we head through the stay was you draw at this stage logic watch across the korean peninsula as one of 2 showers and shows there for central parts of china . demain, the inter

so circulation offshore creation that poor weather on the coast is fine inland for that sherry in perth. when corona virus struck america care homes for the elderly became ground 0 they cut corners things don't get done and people die as a result full kline's reveals how a troubled industry imploded under the weight of the pandemic we put profit above patient care. but isn't that the american way. tells us what kind of people we are. when covert hit america's nursing home like man. that again you're watching out 0 mind about top stories and the race to the white house is going down to the wire to flipping which going in wisconsin joe biden now has a projected total of 264 electoral college rate and donald trump has $214.00 and it takes $270.00 to win the election. the u.s. president has repeated unsubstantiated claims that there were major problems with voting and ballot counting georgia is one of several states where republicans are fighting legal challenges over the election. trying to claims of voter irregularities has sparked protests in arizona and other places the police officers

the opposite is happening in perth in western australia. it's overcast and occasionally wet. maybe it's wanted is there was a lot of spring remains hot. of course, which is the opposite to happen in most of the station winter is still hanging around and it's certainly into sakhalin island in the far north, the top of your screen there. and you'll feel it in the breeze in sapporo. it's a fine sunny picture for japan, the korean peninsula, and china, the exception being the southwest a child because vanco makes landfall in vietnam was spread, showers. there were and also possibly as for india, west and south. but this disturbance coming through afghanistan to pakistan, will briefly improve the air quality in lahore. and in new delhi, i cannot my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. but biometrics are far from perfect convenience and seemingly infallibility comes at a price. most crucially our privacy and the force of a far far series are the radio addres

so we're not going to know that your introduction, although most employers sense of perth, in a relatively short period that it wants nation. we need help that long fall on stage. as it stands, recipients of the pfizer vaccine will need 2 doses taken 3 weeks apart. the u.k. has preordered $40000000.00 doses and hopes to receive $10000000.00 by the end of this year. the european union is looking at authorizing the pfizer, as well as the moderna anti corona virus vaccines for conditional marketing by the end of december as well. it is likely that the initial doses will be distributed to 1st responders and people in high risk groups for boom bust. i'm alex, mileage from our we welcome contributor to america's lawyer, molly barrows? molly, good to see you. we just heard of alex's piece that the vaccine could be available to workers as early as december. that's what we're talking that weeks away. what about so general public? there's some talk that maybe by next year meant to late next year. yes. so like you said, and alex's report as well as those 1st responders that are going to get the 1st d

everyone here in the bubble has been in the bubble for 2 weeks before us arriving australian club, perth, glory. we tested out the education city world cup stadium in the 1st group match and were impressed that stadium probably the best biden. i think we were the 1st ones to use, so you know, you could have got a better pitch. the chinese, you know, as i said, the pitch, the bench is all top, top 5 to be 8 stadiums are already finished and some have already held matches. but the hard work continues to open, like here in the salle stadium, which will host the final on december the 18th 2022. where the new world champions will be crowned whether or not it will be in front of a capacity. $80000.00 crowns. depends on how quickly this pandemic passes. joining us rasika al jazeera, doha, you can find much more on our website. the address for that is out 0 dot com. and these other top stories, republican party leaders in the u.s. state of michigan say they are not aware of any information that would change joe biden's electoral victory that they should a statement after meeting with president t

and in brisbane, with the onshore breeze like to visit a few showers, at least on coastal queensland perth though dry has had the wettest of ember on record so far. there's no more in the immediate future immediately. the next system is going through the bite and heading probably down towards new zealand, so it's fairly dry picture for most, though not as warm as you might like adelaide's up to 33 again. so we've got that change. as for new zealand, the significant rain doesn't occur on friday that start to show itself in south island. but look at saturday, that is probable flooding. covert 1000 is indiscriminate, but it quickly found the racial divisions in american society. the cold, the pandemic is a bridge builder of america's true blood in the racially segregated city of chicago . the majority of deaths have been black and latino residents fault lines asks why i think it's become entirely clear. and that is such a thing as structural racism. the great divide, covert 1000 and race in chicago. on al-jazeera. i want to go to 0. a reminder of our top stories. this are men inquiry into the

as it could be said about 1516 in melbourne bit warmer in adelaide in the thames has come down in perth as well as shows show themselves in western australia they're going to be around for a couple days and the north doesn't know much darwin's $35.00 is above the average we've had something of what are relatively high temperatures for this top end of australia not extreme but they don't move much generally speaking well as leave australia and go to the changes season going the other way winter is waiting it's certainly up there for the walls east of china but it's doing i think very much the obvious thing on this chart is that sandy a tropical cyclone developed into a tropical storm this is to find parts with strength it will catch the south of taiwan then go into the south china sea the summer in june for japan as well given the prevailing southwesterly winds are the side of honshu you could see wet weather . the northeast monsoon sitting across india to the rain is construct and south. in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention c

cricket now, and england's nat sivver helped melbourne stars to victory over perth scorchers in the women'soving opener beth mooney with the catch as well. the stars were set 119 to win and sivver scored 33 not out, as they won by eight wickets. that's all the sport for now. you can see hello, you're watching the bbc news channel — with me, geeta guru—murthy. the gap between donald trump and joe biden may be growing, but the race in the remaining battleground states is still incredibly close. reeta chakrabarti takes a look at the electoral map and where the presidency will be decided. this is the state of play at the moment. this is the electoral map, and you can see the states in grey are the ones that are still to be decided, and there are some very close races going on. it's so close in georgia that they're going for a recount. arizona is also extremely close. pennsylvania in the east, which we have all been focused on all day, well, there we have seenjoe biden edge his way past donald trump. and the democrats are now confident that they will take pennsylvania. what happens if they do? w

of course, the increased bushfire risk further west warm enough in perth, around 28 celsius. it will stay fine and dry here. now let's hop across the ditch. we've got some very wet and windy weather coming into central and northern parts of new zealand over the next couple of days. temperatures picking up in oakland to 21 there are women, mothers performers christmas from their present to the plateau argentina. they are inspiration as a force, a new food wolves in sheep's stifled invisible mothers parted. if you find a latin american series on al-jazeera. so the top stories on al-jazeera this hour, 3 weeks after the u.s. elections, president elect joe biden, is finally beginning his transition to the white house. donald trump refused to concede, but he has authorized the general services agency to declare by the apparent winner biden has unveiled a national security team in an expected cabinet nominees, which are diverse soon race and gender, including america's 1st female heads of intelligence and treasury, and the 1st latino chief of homeland security and a former militia l

hit tampa, just picking up again in perth for around 27 celsius and temperatures will pick up again for new zealand. 23 celsius in christchurch for friday, but notice somewhat of weather pushing into the fosse out off the south island. plenty of wet weather making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. big massive cloud rolling across the korean peninsula. possibility some localized flooding there from north korea am south korea eventually that will push its way through the sea of japan. heavy downpours coming in across honshu into keyshia. cole, a fresh weather coming in behind. so with the top temperature, a sparkling 8 degrees of covert, 19 is indiscriminate. but it quickly found the racial divisions in american society because of the pandemic is a repeal or of america's history was in the racially segregated city of chicago. the majority of deaths have been black and latino residents fault lines asks why i think it's become entirely clear. and if there is such a thing as structural racism, the great divide could breed 19 and race in chicago on al-jazeera. you're born fr