it's dry, at least for friday to the west in perth, and increasing heat way for westminster. in fact, perth has probably now set its new record of the number of 40 degree days this summer season. more than any other. it cools off a little bit on sunday. well, there's a picture for saturday, is the rain edges in towards adelaide slow moving. the picture hasn't changed vastly. asked the new sealant with you mister remains that tropical cycling may be some remnant chows in gibbon cross church. only 20 degrees come friday. come saturday. well you add to it. stock. great. there was it. ah. charged with crimes against humanity. 4000 pounds of torture and 58 cases of murder, rape, and sexual violence. people in power truck, the 1st ever war crimes trial of a syrian high ranking officer. i am taking part of this trial because he did something bad to me and to others as very strong. i don't, i focus about job as part of that. he's in the trial of on world learn or to on i just 0. ah ah, you're watching all 0 reminder of our top stories. we sell you a secretary of state has left ukrain

so, how did the dress get from plymouth to perth? down through the extended family, finally being sent to a distant relative in australia. why it ended up in the rubbish isn't clear. getrude's dress and her box of memories now have pride of place in an exhibition of bridal gowns in castlemaine, victoria. this lady preserved it for all those years. i to see it back out of the dumpster land looking beautiful is, i think, i a great end to the story. ultimately, bride—to—be claire didn't wear the dress on her big day, but she did carry gertrude's mother—of—pearl hair clip in her purse. in my heart i sort of asked gertrude, "is it ok if i keep this for my wedding?" and i felt like it was a yes. i'm planning to send that to be, in the collection, so it can be reunited. in a moment or two we'll be reporting on how two black men died in south wales after contact with police. a year on, theirfamilies speak exclusively to bbc wales investigates reporter mo jannah. but first the weather with susan powell. hello. very stormy conditions for the u

amberwarning in force for eastern parts of scotland, so for the populated areas here and aberdeenshire, perthlow warnings of wind elsewhere. but the highest gusts will actually be in exposed places of northwestern scotland, we think. 18 mph, possibly more. very windy across northern england, less windy in the south, but actually, a lot of sunshine on offer on saturday. however, the south on saturday, the southern counties, could end up being cloudy for most of the day. so, the storm, malik, pulls away into the baltic, and this next one comes in, so we are for two rounds of severe gales. early on saturday or sunday, this sunday, the weather's looking absolutely fine. certainly some sunshine across many parts of england, but later on sunday, rain sweeps into northern ireland, scotland, some mountain snow as well, and this is, again, a developing storm. so, severe gales in the western isles, 18 mph likely, gales felt across northern england, possibly into the midlands and even into parts of east anglia. a really blustery sunday night into monday, and monday morning, we could have travel disrupti

let's speak to daniel estrin who is an australian immigration lawyer and joins us from perth.use it is pretty late at night where you are. anybody trying to follow it from this country is forgiven for thinking seems to be one version on one side, one version on the other, don't know who to believe. you are an immigration lawyer, we are fascinated to hear what you think is going on. fascinated to hear what you think is auoin on. , ~ , fascinated to hear what you think is auoin on. , g ., ,., going on. yes. my colleagues and i are obviously _ going on. yes. my colleagues and i are obviously following _ going on. yes. my colleagues and i are obviously following it _ going on. yes. my colleagues and i are obviously following it very i are obviously following it very closely for more intellectual reasons than others. i think what is remarkable about this case is that it is in fact quite unremarkable. it is an ordinary visa cancellation. people's visas get cancelled at the airport every day. most of them are not about to play a grand slam tournament and don't have the funds tourname

in the suburb of perth, a resident captured the animals going toe to toe. >> the roo threw a series ofscalates after both animals become distracted by someone nearby. that's what animals do. >> both animals spotted a squirrel. this reminds me of the movie "kangaroo jack". have a vuevague, v memory of it. i just remember the kangaroo in a hoodie, throwing those jabs, like you do not want to be in a ring with a kangaroo. >> watching this video, it's the kangaroo who wants to fight. it's the >>> right now on "america this morning," weather alert. a winter storm takes aim at the east coast just in time for the morning commute. up to ten inches of snow. all of this as airlines struggle with covid-related staff shortages. what to expect today. >>> back to school deja vu. explosion in omicron cases threatening to send kids back to remote learning. what doctors are seeing right now, and the cdc guidance that could soon change when it comes to quarantining. >>> new details overnight about two wild moments in the nfl. a railing collapsed sending fans toppling onto the ground, and star receiver a

people didn't think that delta would happen, that omicron would happen, but all of the ex-perths have warned us that the variants are going to continue to affect us, and there's probably going to be another variant after omicron. so we need to ramp up on the production of tests, the production of masks and the covid pill. it would literally save lives, and yet we're sort of six months out on that, and it isn't widely available to every american. >> final question, you announced today, you alongside senator bernie sanders, that asking for free kn95 masks what would that look like? >> from the federal government. it's not that expensive. let's send three masks per american right away and have them available at cvs, walgreen's, the local health care center. come on, masks and testing in the greatest country, the greatest economy? we can't provide everybody a mask? to see people lined up in the heart of silicon valley to get a mask or a test. we have to do better. >> coming to work today i saw long lines just to get tested. it's amazing it's happening here. is this all realistic? we can t

south australia when you see some thunder downpours here in flooding. rain intense where the southwest perth at 35 degrees are going to have his stretch of about 7 to 10 days of 35 degrees and above. already a catastrophic fire danger rating. so that's certainly going to shoot up with these temperatures and also windy conditions as well. no, for new zealand, we've dropped the rainfall alert in play as we see. post tropical cyclone cody just passed to the east of the north island. i think the worst of it will be winds for these cape a gusts of about 80 kilometers per hour, off to southeast asia right now. and we've got storms pretty much stretching from central philippines. right across indonesia and starting to sneak right back in to malaysia on monday in time. that slug of rain that was falling between the gang. seeing the pearl river valley now slumping further toward the south to some heavy rain around gray. lin, also getting striped with some rain in taipei with a hive. 18 degrees were turning on that see effect snow engine again. so snow will accumulate over the hills of haunt, you and

the higher the temperature look at this heat in the outback, but temperature is also hot enough in perth 34 degrees. we could get you up to 37. this comes after your heat wave over christmas day. and for new zealand, we could set a record temperature in auckland or match it on tuesday with a high of 30 feel later. ah, informed opinions. there is a need, fabulous federal government take action to really facilitate aid, right. in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thanks for joining us. coming up in the next, the 60 minutes. i minister abdullah ham dock resigns as at least 3 professors are killed in sedan when security forces fired to peer guess at demonstrators marching towards the presidential palace. south africa.

and also aid workers, people like david haines from perth in scotland, who had gone out to syria to helpy all left behind these families, including here in the uk and several in the us as well. and families you made contact with. why did you do that? i know, i can see obviously it adds a human element, but i think there are also risks involved. do you worry about re—traumatising people, about asking families to live, relive what must have been the worst experiences of their lives? yeah, we asked ourselves and have asked ourselves over the last five, six years almost every possible ethical question injournalism. the first family member who we had regular contact with was the daughter of david haines, bethany haines, who was incredibly young at the time. she was at school. she was a teenager when her father was taken hostage. and actually some of those early contacts came, you know, on a very basic level because we were seeking comment on events that were happening, including, for example, the moment thatjihadijohn, mohammed emwazi, was killed by a drone strike. we wanted to know what peop

so perth, your temperature is now at $32.00. well after $37.00 days, the dry streak ends for auckland. we've got wet weather pulling in to the northland region. also, human conditions is wall showers for gives ben with a hive 26 degrees on tuesday, sir, later. ah, with the on the comfort zone were assumption or challenge in travel to the ends of the earth. and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it is a probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in. how quickly things contract award winning documentary that old for suction, witness on a, just the euro. lou ah, reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera or kena fast, his army says it's seized power and the post president rock bore it, whose whereabouts are unknown. earlier his party said he had survived an assassination attempt. the military side of the countries deteriorating security situation. nato is putting his forces on standby and sending ship some tried her jets to bolster europe's eastern defences. over fears that russia will invade

the off shore breeze in perth means it's getting hot once again per se. as you remember, beaches record of 40 degree days in the summer were approaching that again for saturday. last sunday and probably monday as well. whereas for the rest, the showers or rather, while that lined in a frontal system of trophy, she likes it moving up to new southward, leaving the sun behind. did melbourne at 25 degrees. not particularly warm but settled in new zealand. christ church finally warming up to 24 on saturday. ah, ah, europe's grand capitals are littered with monuments loading their imperial pass. and their museums filled with artifact, spoils of war and occupation uprooted from their places of origin. people in power explores the heated debate around right from ownership admits activists taking matters into their own and out of africa on a jessina blue . the me look about wanting to say with me, so robin reminder of our top stories. ukraine says it's committed to finding a diplomatic solution to the crisis with russia, but we'll fight back if attacked, the us an

but further west, the offshore breeze means it's getting hotter in perth, it's not reco, breaking this time with a string of 40 degree days, but up to 13 are then dipping to 37 as to weekend approaches. now seasonally, but unfortunately the philippines sitting in the way this string of developing showers could bring some flooding to lose on all paces. further south of that might develop into circulation in the next couple of days, but not immediately. it's fairly quiet. further west. i have to say most the southeast asia, most of india says no more than one or 2 light shows. they're back in time moderns, lanka, for the north of the problem is you can't see the sun, the lot of fog and low cloud in north indian plain, extending into northern pakistan. but islam about is warmer than average by a little bit. and getting warmer still. before the next cold wave comes in, that's coming in from further west, but it's a few days away yet. ah lu, europe's grand capitals are littered with monuments loading their imperial paws and their museums filled with artifact spoils of war and occupation upr

it remains other fine and dry and very hot heat wave conditions continuing to plague. places like perth, the temperature touching $38.00 degrees on friday. but if we look at the 3 day, it is gonna deep down though it remains very hot and sunny. and that doesn't bode well for possible bush fires. now as you move across to new zealand, it's rather settled for both the north and the south island. a change in the wind is going to pick temperatures up, but the wet weather isn't far away. you can see it sweeping in behind me. now as we move to southeast asia, it's a very wet picture. we're going to see some of the heaviest falls in solar wessy over the weekend. that to weather update. ah. in pakistan's largest city, climate change in water shortages are driving from residence to desperate measures . one 0, one east meets the waters of corruption. on l. g 0. mm . played important role in protecting human light. don't touch your face. ah ah ah ah, a reminder of the top stories here are now g 0, a russian lead military alliances deploying thousands of troops. the kazakstan as violence on the str

clock until bank for the beginning of the 90 ninety's, we have to keep in mind and with a cut chart of perth in 9090. we agreed on, we agreed on the fact that every country in europe is entitled to truth, the political military lines it wants to belong to. and if we would agree with the russian, that this is not accept the acceptable anymore. if we would accept spheres of influence, fears of interest in europe, that would be more or less the division of europe like yard half the end of the cold war. rachel, i mean, we talk about who's, who's provoking here, who is to blame. i picked up a line from you, a secretary of state tony blank, and who was quoted as saying, nato didn't promise not to grow. that sounds as though he has, he still has a considerable appetite for expansion and enlargement. that can't put flooding may putins mind at rest. surely, i mean, it's not that the u. s. or, or, or the other nato partners, one to extend one to grow. but if the principle that every state should be able to choose what it wants, and that's the principle that the u. s. and nato cannot back down from the

southeast corner, so that could sparks and storms just like that. temperatures are coming down in perth at 36 degrees, but then they'll shoot right back up in the days to come. southwest corner of new zealand, we do have some scattered showers, rolling across here, looking better for the north island. gets been mixed with sun and cloud with a high 27 degrees. don't forget the sunglasses see soon. ah. when the news breaks, the kremlin says that if the united states were to impose sanctions on president and foot and it will be comparable to severing ties with russia. and the story builds, we want to find out more about how offers have been taken from the wild and sold with exclusive interviews. and in depth reports, al jazeera has teens on the ground. there hasn't been a train running by for almost 2 decades to bring you more award winning documentaries and live knees the story of zimbabwe. in her words, history is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's david livingston, all robot mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell, is involved when story in a way that it hasn

higher the temperature and heat wave building birds fil $45.00, those temperatures popping up again in perth at 37 degrees, were in the clear across new zealand and abundance of sunshine for both islands. here auckland, a hiv $28.00 degrees which is actually a few degrees above average for this year. the ne monsoon, we're gonna dial it up in intensity, across malaysia and singapore. we got to be on the lookout for some flooding there . also through the top end of sumatra. now after snow storm after snow storm western japan, a bit of a breather, but then our next round of snow rolls in here. i mean this area has just been walloped with snow and still some more to come late sunday into monday in terms of those temperatures. we're pretty well where we should be beijing at 2 degrees, soul at 2 degrees. and so kyo, we've got you in for a high of 8 degrees on saturday. that's it. that's all. see you soon. ah! on counting the cost of the climate emergency, the price of going green and wired doesn't need to cost the earth, the legs, and unlikely meter. and economics becomes the test bed for controll

you earns envoy forced to don volker perth, as hopes the consultations would help find a compromise. and are working in harlem, the time has come to and violence and to enter a comprehensive process to solve the crisis. that's why we initiated an international mission. and we invited the political and social players about governmental and non governmental, including the political parties, armed groups, civil society, women's groups, resisting groups to participate. so call me or i can say that the military didn't oppose our initiatives, and that is important. so i'm not talking about people jama. the military is present, and they have their own opinions and interests, but they didn't object the initiative. what dial security fall says in libya have rated a refugee migrant sitting outside a u. n. community center in the capital tripoli rights group say the more than 600 people involved in the protests have been detained on one person was shot as malik trainer reports, the protesters were calling for protection from the authorities. the norwegian refugee council and international rescu

on shore breeze. farther west, though perth, i think, has made a new reco of the number of days at 40 degrees celsius. if we carry onto saturday, that'll be at all times 5. i think going 6 in the road have been recorded before in 5th, at any time. it cools down a bit after that, but it's still pretty much on the warm side. there's a bit of a heat wave in western australia and increase in the shower potential seems likely in taiwan and maybe the coast of maine and china and lose all. in fact, this is the focus. it's going to be further east or heavier, right, which means vietnam gets off likely just a few shells. and it's called a pool of cloud that runs up from southeast asia through china as well, which tails off before it gets any further west and south. this is probably of here . so at last the dry and sunny and sir lanka, and a good part of india. not entirely sure in the next day or so, once again, an africana stan and northern pakistan was re moving in leaden scots. i think a more significant snow once again in northern pakistan. ah. the athletes a larger than life, but the worl

will also affect brisbin on thursdays walk into the big story in the west is that he'd 40 degrees in perth will paint the colors on the dark of the red, the hard, the temperature if purse hits 40 degrees on thursday, that will be the 8th day so far this summer at 40 degrees and pause, that's good enough for a new record. and i think we'll keep it going here. so 3 day forecast. we've got yen for 40 degrees on friday and by saturday that could be the 10th day. so extending the record, if this forecast holds up to new zealand right now, we've got some rain dance in into the north island. so that's going to press down temperatures a bit just the other day gives been was 30, but now a high of 27 degrees on thursday. concentrated rain has been falling over. what's java? so jakarta scooping up 204 millimeters of rain and still those solid bands of rain on thursday, right across java and borneo. the rain will start to peter out though, across areas of sumatra, off to japan right now that snow is still falling across western areas and the winds will be a factor, gusting to about 80 kilometers per h

australia when you see some thunder downpours here in flooding rain in time to where the southwest perth, at 35 degrees are going to have a stretch of about 7 to 10 days of 35 degrees and above. already a catastrophic fire danger rating, so that's certainly going to shoot up with these temperatures and also windy conditions as well. no, for new zealand, we've dropped the rainfall alert in play as we see a post tropical cyclone cody just passed to the east of the north island. i think the worst of it will be winds for these cape a gusts of about 80 kilometers per hour, off to southeast asia right now. and we've got storms pretty much stretching from central philippines. right across indonesia and starting to sneak right back in malaysia on monday in time. that slug of rain that was falling between the gang. seeing the pearl river valley now sunbeam further toward the south to some heavy rain around gray land. also getting striped with some rain in taipei with a hive, 18 degrees were turning on that see effect snow engine again. so snow will accumulate over the hills of haunt, you and hope

i should say yesterday, coming down slightly more showers in victoria and new south wales perth remains dry, quite warm. at $37.00, you'll notice cody's over there as well. drifting out of the way of fiji on his way eventually, i think using just bringing rate, but that'll be a few days. hence, using its current whether it's quiet. but i think you might describe it as disappointing to the wind direction. come yet modest in the south, a cold direction. the blue suggest showers all over the eastern side where people are living. twenty's below average in christ church. 17 noticeably so. ah. the step beyond the comfort zone were assumptions or challenge travel to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it is probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in how quickly things contract award winning documentary is that also a perception witness on a just iraq lou ah, i forget you watching out 0. remind about top stories this and because it sounds president is announced, russian troops will begin pulling out within 48 hours. they were sent

so that could sparks and storms just like that. temperatures are coming down in perth at $36.00 degrees, but then they'll shoot rate back up in the days to come. southwest corner of new zealand, we do have some scattered showers, rolling across here, looking better for the north island. gets been mixed sunday cloud with a hive 27 degrees. don't forget the sunglasses soon. ah. the story of zimbabwe, in her words, history is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's david livingston, all robot mcgarvey. my responsibility is to tell this involvement story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary. everyday life was involved with the people. i'm writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness, my zimbabwe on al jazeera. ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera efforts to find the diplomatic solution to the now from the military. prices on the border between ukraine and russia are continuing ukraine's foreign minister says western allies should remain vigilant and firm with russia. millions of people in the u. s. east coast of woken up to a

but further west, the ocean breeze means is getting hotter in perth. it's not reco break you this time. read a string of 40 degree days, but up to 30 northern, dipping to 37 as to weekend approaches that season lee. but unfortunately the philippines sitting in the way this string of developing showers could bring some flooding to lose all over paces. further south of that might develop into a circulation in the next couple of days, but not immediately. it's fairly quiet. further west, i have to say most the southeast asia, most of india, she's no more than one or 2 lateesha. they're back in time moderns, for lanka, for the north or the problem is you can't see the sun, the loss of foggins low cloud in north indian plain, extending into northern pakistan. but is lam about is warmer than average by a little bit and getting warmer still before the next cold wave comes in that's coming in from further west. but it's a few days away yet. ah, the jenny, a jenny, a baby. and one of necessity in 3 different missions than all facing the challenge. and driving o

further north, perth and kinross, cloudy skies overhead, even the odd spot of drizzle and as you can parts of the east of england, some decent spells of sunshine here through the afternoon. elsewhere, a lot of cloud around, big enough to produce the odd spot of drizzle in scotland, especially in the far north west work will also remain quite windy this afternoon but that wind coming in from the south west of the mild waters of the atlantic ocean and that is where we will see the highest temperatures, 11 or 12 degrees, further south more like seven or eight. this evening and overnight, large amounts of cloud and where there are breaks they may fill in with patchy fog, mist and a touch of frost in places as well with lows of —3 or “4 if you get clear skies overhead in the south. milder further north where we keep the south—westerly wind and into tomorrow, more mostly dry but mostly cloudy weather. there will be some sunshine, the best chance of that through the morning, across south west england into parts of wales, may be north west england through the afternoon, parts of scotland wit

after that record heat wave in perth at south facing wind has knocked down your temperature to 32 degrees. for new zealand, it's looking like this. rain and humidity moving in to the northland region of the north island. here. this breaks your dry spell. it was your 2nd longest, dry streak on record 37 days a record by the way was 38. so you almost got there. se asia right now, our usual plentiful storms across this area, but i want to take you to the philippines. we've got a disturbance swirling around and it's wip in rain around from sebu right in to, to bow. and in fact, for the devout region, we do have a severe flood advisory in play and it's being amplified by their ne monsoon, that ne monsoon also given us some showers for coastal vietnam. a slug of rain and snow moving across the yang see river valley and look at this and north wind dragging down those temperatures and shanghai to 8 degrees on tuesday. the trap that susan ah, with from the al jazeera london pool cow, santa t special guest in conversation. when you say a lie, a 1000000 times, it becomes a fact. you then can create

the higher the temperature look at this heat in the outback, but temperature is also hot enough in perth 34 degrees. we could get you up to 37. this comes after your heat wave over christmas day and for new zealand, we could set a record temperature in auckland or match it on tuesday with a high of 30 feel later. ah. from the al jazeera london rural car center to special guests in conversation, this is the chance to stop the revolution, unprompted, uninterrupted. we need to do away with the what evil, because it stops conversation. where should we get aligned to both on meets i. e. sure i can be. this is the beginning of friendship. this is the breaking of law are getting somewhere we can really break through the barriers studio. be unscripted on al jazeera blue. ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera sedans, prime minister of dela hm doc has resigned an address to the nation on state t v. his resignation comes after 3 people were killed in protests on some thousands in the netherlands that defied a ban on mass gatherings to demonstrate against the government's coven 19 r

potentially seen some scenes of flooding there in the days to come meantime in that southwest and perth temperatures are gonna hot up in the days to come, are expecting a high of 36 degrees on tuesday. that's concerning a because parts of western australia do have that catastrophic fire danger alert in plate. now for new zealand is scattering of showers both for the north and the south island that a bad day and gives been though with a hive $27.00 degrees off to southeast asia. concentrated rain continues to fall over. sumatra. same goes for java. so we got to be on the look out to see more scenes of flooding here. now for japan, we press pause on the stove for now things fairly quiet across the country a but for the korean peninsula, i wanted to point this out. so monday, a high afford agrees, but i'll take out 24 hours for monday. we'll paint the colors on the dark of the purple to lower the temperature. look at this, just a high minus 3 and sole, and breezy northwest when so it's going to feel cold bundle up. we'll see again soon. ah, we're told technology can help tackle the spread

years worth of rain has fallen, so flooding a concern mean time toward the southwest temperatures in perth, or coming down a bit. but you set a new record 5 days in a row at 40 degrees and above, but we're going to snap out of the heat wave start of next week to stay $31.00 degrees, which is in line of where you should be for this time. you're what, whether knocking on the door of the north island of new zealand. it will arrive into the northland region by tuesday and we can expect some soaking rains here, auckland, a high of 26 degrees. ah, the long before the cold crisis broke, the world was grappling with another global crisis. the climate breakdown structure of nature can lead to destroy all hail the lockdown examines links between these 2 crises and asks why it took a pandemic to bring on changes that should have been made long ago. all these things we were told were completely impossible. suddenly become possible, connected the wake up call with can't be ignored, or no just 0. lou ah, or one of the top stories here now to 0. around 90 tons of u. s. military aid has arrived in ukraine

you and envoy 1st don volker perth, as hopes the consultations would help find a compromise and roughly, and how long the time has come to and violence. and to enter a comprehensive process to solve the crisis, that's why we initiated an international mission. and we invited the political and social play and governmental and non governmental, including the political party on groups and civil society. women's groups resisting groups participate, talk to me, and i can say that the military didn't oppose our initiatives, and that is important. i'm not talking about people in the military is present and they have their own opinions and interests. but they didn't object the initiative. what the conflict in northern, if you was one of the topics discussed during a phone call between the u. s. president on a few few as prime minister of the med joe biden race concerns about the air strikes and tight t gray region. in the latest incident, at least 56 people were killed in the town debit on friday, the one has called for a cease fire fighting between the government and local forces, and the t gu

but for western areas like perth, we are still seeing lots of hot and dry weather. the temperature not as high as it has been, and we've got a cold front that's going to sweep up from the south. it's going to knock a lot of the warmth out of places over this next week. in particular places like adelaide, we have a look at the 3 day we'll lose about 10 degrees. by the time we get to wednesday, that was a move across the tasman to new zealand, a fine and dry weather to be found here with a few showers kissing in to the south. ah . the story of zimbabwe, in her words, history is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it is david livingston, all robot will gladly. my responsibility is to tell isabel when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary. everyday life was in love with the people, i'm writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness my zimbabwe on al jazeera lou. ah, no. watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories best up north korea has testified, was thought to be it's longest range, miss all since 2017 sundays laun

and we're going to get down with rain in sidney. meantime, to the west perth, your temperature has hot it up to 40 degrees your now in, in extended heat wave. really, your temperature will lock in to about 40 over the next several days and looking like the heat will not break until next monday, afternoon zealand. a band of rain stretching across the tasman sea at times that rainbow be falling quite heavily between christ church and done eden in time for the north island gives been could hit 30 degrees on wednesday, off to southeast asia. concentration of rain over indonesia, sumatra island. same goes for java, bali, lone bulk rate in to so the ways it's not a question if we'll see flooding purchase where and how much now for the pearl river valley, those clouds are starting to drift away. we'll see some more sunshine in hong kong with a hive 20 degrees and that see effect. so back at it again for western areas of japan . in fact, northwest honju, or there is a snow storm warning in play, you could see upwards of 30 centimeters and 12 hours. stay safe out there. susan. ah, the step beyo

sydney in the days to come, but it completely different story towards the southwest temperature and perth at $38.00 degrees. again. have a stretch of about 5 to 7 days above 35. it's not going to be record breaking, but that's not the point. there's not much relief both by day and night, your temperature wednesday dipping down to 26 degrees after new zealand. great now and post tropical cyclone cody moving farther away. so there's waynesville die down across the escape and a bad day and gets there with a hive. $25.00 degrees over the past 24 hours areas of indonesia, and to the ways the island scooping up half a month's worth of rain. and still those heavy falls come natur on tuesday. the same goes across java and that flooding risk will be heightened for sumatra with the amount of rain that we're about to see. rain falling across the pearl river valley has mostly petered out, so a cloudy day in grey lin at 15 degrees, which showers in type pe. and we're flip the switch on for the see effects, snow engine, some heavy faults of snow over western horseshoe, and hill cato, caesar aah! from t

and behind it is pretty hot in perth, it's 40 degrees, in fact, it's hit 40 so many times this summer that we could be counting on the new record. the number of forties hit in a summer season misses in pers. this didn't have bit of in house with the ne monsoon, which means a shaft can get heavier in some parts of the philippines at least, but in not especially outlandish. yet equally, although there is a ne, one scene monsoon blowing through the bay. bang, go the rains. sacks is no longer of the mainland, nor indeed in st lanka. so said she, further north is not much rain in the media future in the north of pakistan or india. so air quality is particularly poor. a few snow showers, maybe on 1st in the high ground. the next system starts marching to iran, afghans, and to was north and pakistan by the end of friday with rain further south that will make a difference fairly obviously. but the mo majority of india and backlash is quite still. ah, the jenny, a jenny, and bay, and one of necessity and 3 different missions than all facing the challenge and driving on the correction was unpai

this is moving closer to adelaide. meantime toward that southwest perth, that 40 degrees you've set a new record for the number of 40 degree days so far this summer. and you could set another record for 5 consecutive days of 40 degrees. look at this by saturday. if you get there, that will be the 10th days so far this summer. so you're just extending the record there off to new zealand, settle conditions, bit of a southerly component. so done need in just a hiv 21. few clouds for good been 24 degrees while for indonesia as java island just getting hammered with our seasonal brains. but i think the threat on saturday will move more toward west papua where we could see some flooding here. dealing with some showers for southern eastern portions of china, so a damp day in shanghai with the hiv 11 degrees. and guess what? the snow and winds have winded down across western areas of japan and temperatures have come up across the korean peninsula. so souls got a high of 5 degrees on saturday, but it's going to be a big cloudy, better weather update season. ah. the athletes agenda nice with th

possibly retrogressive and towards adelaide, but not recently such 2 degrees for you, west of that perth is looking warm again, not quite reco breaking, but we're up in the high thirty's. not the low studies where it should be that stays that way until after we can dropping down to about 36 on tuesday. so still hot really asked, uneasy. well, once again, you're sitting in the slow circulation of an anti shar transfer. it's quite unsettled whether christ church is going to fulfill, at least as good as usual. i think wellington probably feeling on the warm side. then he changed next couple days. his rain coming into the far south of south ireland. ah, india, a conspiracy theory claim, muslim men and women, it's a marriage. and converting one at one aisd investigates would be love one out of you. ah, al jazeera, with no news. ah, welcome back. you're watching al jazeera, your top stories this half hour, the u. s. president joe biden has warned his ukranian counterpart that a russian invasion is a distinct possibility. the russian foreign minister says if it depends on russia, there'll be no

you an invoice for sued on vulcan perth is hopes the consultation would help find a compromise and a roughly in harlem. the time has come to and violence and to enter a comprehensive process to solve the crisis. that's why we initiated an international mission. and we invited that political and social players, governmental and non governmental, including the political parties, armed groups, civil society, women's groups, resisting groups to participate. so call me or i can say that the military didn't oppose our initiatives, and that is important. so i'm not talking about people jama. the military is present, and they have their own opinions and interests. but they didn't object the initiative . what they had a marley's transitional govern says he's ready to talk to west african leaders after they impose sanctions on his country. the echo ass block with the exception of guinea, made the move in response. the notary hunter pushing back elections until 2025. now the ins has recalled ambassadors, announced border closes and mid rising tensions. nicholas hack reports, a war torn country

in the interior, further east in queens in the next day or so, in contrast to the growing heat in perth, it may be a southerly breeze is very light. so we got $39.00 degrees or the average for purse is around about $31.00 moxy or well above the record. this is persistent heat by both night and day. now we've had a not very persistent, tall, strong, ne monsoon in the last few days, which just means light showers of vietnam pop to taiwan. i think that might be a hans the next day or so because the wind for the north is much colder. likewise, that ne, monsoons of bay bengal is light to produce just a few showers. it's like a most of india is fine. however, for past empty to the north and gap in kashmir, snow's been a story in the last few weeks. but in the last couple days it's fallen again, it's in the forecasts or wednesday. so kashmir, if at all the high ground afghans on pakistan and india it's there is likely, with some rain further south. the rain will of some degree, helped to stir up the atmosphere, which means the air quality in the hall would improve. ah, extraordinary men and wo

the temperature in perth continuing to pick up by the time we get into wednesday touching nearly 40 degrees celsius. but it will cool slightly by friday though it remains very hot and sunny now will move across the tasman sea to new zealand is looking very settled across both the south and the north island. lots of heat to be found in the very top of the north island places like oakland. we will see the showers, however, pick up across the southern island by the time we get into wednesday, but there will still be some sunshine breaking through the clouds. now as we move to south east asia, much of the wet weather is concentrated out to sea. so nice pause for indo china with sunshine in bangkok, the temperature at 32 degrees celsius. ah . the step beyond the comfort zone were assumptions or challenge. travel to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it is a probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in how quickly things contract award winning documentary is that also perception witness on a just the euro. lou ah, amount of the top st

of the military from power as a precondition to engaging in any talk you and envoy for don volker perth, as hopes the consultations would help find the compromise. and luckily, and how long the time has come to and violence and to enter a comprehensive process to solve the crisis. that's why we initiated an international mission. and we invited the political and social play, governmental and non governmental term, including the political party groups, civil society, women's groups, resisting groups, participate. so call me and i can say that the military didn't oppose our initiatives. and that is important. and i'm not talking about people, the military is present and they have their own opinions and interests that they didn't object. the initiative was still ahead on al jazeera cause of alarm for the welfare of refugees and libya held in detention following a protest. uganda schools reopen after a covered shutdown last thing. almost 2 years, sort of shared many students will never return. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with sponsored by counsel airways. now if you apply to ski

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same goes for tasmania, off to the southwest perth that 28 degrees, but watched this, her temperatures are gonna hot up in the days to come all the way to 40 by tuesday . and that's thanks in part to a switch in the wind direction. afternoon zealand is south facing when for the south island putting cap on temperatures, auckland. 026 degrees. but with this tropical cyclone cody moving in. this is our monday heavy rain, northland escape gives bin. is wall with a hive. 23 degrees southeast asia, jolts and bolts, thunderstorms to be expected across side java and also smarter. the risk of flooding goes for borneo as well. and we're talking about snow as we head towards pan. some see effects, snow scares and snow. borders are gonna love this, especially when you consider we could see about another 30 centimeters of snow in this area. tokyo, it's got a high 9 degrees on friday that's it says her ah coveted beyond awe taken without hesitation. fulton died for the power lines are weld, launch loop babies were dying, i did it not in your bed. it's neglected babies to deck, beeble empower, invest

anywhere from the interior dance, requita and, and use as well as was it's sunny adelaide at $29.00. perth is getting particularly hot up to about 39 again. this is sustained heat. the season or monsoon winds the northeast is being a bit more rain to taiwan and vietnam, but it's not really enhanced is seasonally normal, but a bit of an increase in the breeze across the bay of bang goal. so shall seem likely and sure lanka may be in time on not as well. and china is nothing significant here. in fact, a good part of india is quiet. nolan induced foggy equality is poor for about see a change. the rain that you see spreading through iran and towards afghanistan will eventually hit pakistan. not as bad as the last lot of thing, but snow is quite likely up in the northern hills. you see and radiant islam about always on the south. not the heaviness again that we saw last time for the south. india is a whole remains, like i said, fairly quiet, mostly sunny. surprisingly ah, step beyond the comfort zone. where assumptions are challenged, travel to the ends of the earth on further experience, the u

daniel estrin is an immigration lawyer who has been following the case and he's in perth.ertise is in immigration lawyer, the irony of this court case ruling seems to be that all the talk about the form filling, whether he got it right or wrong or what have you, has gone by the board. ., , ., have you, has gone by the board. . , ., ., board. indeed it has, and that was quite _ board. indeed it has, and that was quite a — board. indeed it has, and that was quite a surprising - board. indeed it has, and that was quite a surprising twist, l board. indeed it has, and that was quite a surprising twist, i | was quite a surprising twist, i guess, but strategically quite smart from the minister to do that because all of those matters about the validity of travel exemptions and medical contraindications and all of those matters were discussed at the original hearing and did not need to be discussed in the second and mr djokovic was given the benefit of the doubt and had his visa cancelled completely different reasons but strategically i think it was smart. i think the minister was

following that, it looks mostly dry, but showers in land will develop and in the west, in perth is getting hot again. with the wind out of the interior, we're heading up towards i think the 40 mark, well time get to monday. not reco breaking because we had several days at 40, but it's back up there is trying to, once more in the philippines expect more flooding in these on flash flooding. it's these, thunderstorms. they are pretty intense, almost continuous in the same place. they move a little bit with their direction is east to west. there's not much going on around indians for lincoln. now this bit of breeze in the northeast brings a few shasta town lobby for the north. the problem is briefly the cold wave in the hall, which affects norman india. otherwise it's sunshine is down as warmer than usual actually, but i won't last. there's more cold on its way across. ah lu, europe's grand capitals are littered with monuments moulding, their imperial policy, and their museums filled with artifact, spoils of war and occupation uprooted from their places of origin. people in power explores the