we go from sydney onto perth and then from perth onto i perth and then from perth onto melbourne _ perthm perth onto melbourne. �* . ., ., , ., melbourne. amazing. how are you feelin: melbourne. amazing. how are you feeling about _ melbourne. amazing. how are you feeling about reversing _ melbourne. amazing. how are you feeling about reversing france - feeling about reversing france this evening? tough competition, they have a new manager. competition, they have a new manager-— manager. the girls are doing the best they _ manager. the girls are doing the best they can _ manager. the girls are doing the best they can so - manager. the girls are doing the best they can so we - manager. the girls are doing the best they can so we willl the best they can so we will just— the best they can so we will just stay— the best they can so we will just stay positive. we the best they can so we will just stay positive.— just stay positive. we saw haiti do a _ just stay positive. we saw haiti do a very _ just stay positive. we saw haiti do a very strong - just stay positive. we saw. haiti do a very str

in perth, jamaica beat panama 1-0- it is their— lead. in perth, jamaica beat panama 1-0. in perth, jamaica beat panama 1-0. it is their first world _ lead. in perth, jamaica beat panama 1-0. it is their first world cup - 1—0. it is theirfirst world cup win, it keeps them in contention. they face brazil next, and jamaica just need a draw. this group is set “p just need a draw. this group is set up for a great world cup climax. so that win for france boosts their hopes of reaching the knockout stages. but former france defender laura georges told me there is still work to do if they're to go all the way this year. you know, iwouldn't you know, i wouldn't say i was impressed, but, iwas happy you know, i wouldn't say i was impressed, but, i was happy for the girls to win. because, i know that they needed this win to release, and to be all ready for the third game. it was a tough game againstjamaica, it was a tough game againstjamaica, i could feel the pressure. and so, for this game against brazil, it was not about playing well, it was about making sure that they win the game

onshore breeze, improvement in perth come up two degrees. snow falling heavily in the southern alps disappears. christchurch gets a wind at 12 degrees. as for the typhoon, it is replete touching -- briefly touching this status but falling back. the risk of rainfall up to 600 millimeters in northern luzon so we are talking landslide territory. it may affect southern taiwan. much of china is seeing seasonal rains. locally flooded areas. >> african narratives from african perspectives. >> short documentaries from african filmmakers. from south africa and ghana. >> it is important because that is where the future lies. >> i knew this place was important. it connects us to the past. >> the last speaker and studio of archives. africa direct on al jazeera. ♪ >> you are watching al jazeera. our top stories, israeli doctors have started strikes in the latest protest against government changes to the judicial system. demonstrators confronted police after parliament passed legislation to prevent supreme court justices from overruling government decisio

let's speak now to alex ibaceta, she's a football reporter who's in perth.many problems in the lead up to this and what the protests were about with the spanish team —— remind our viewers? the about with the spanish team -- remind our viewers?— remind our viewers? the 15 -la ers remind our viewers? the 15 players wrote _ remind our viewers? the 15 players wrote a _ remind our viewers? the 15 players wrote a letter i remind our viewers? the 15 players wrote a letter to i remind our viewers? the 15 | players wrote a letter to the federation and said they refused to be called up to the national team until a few changes were made, essentially a lot of players felt unsatisfied when they went to the national team, they felt as if they are getting more from their club than their national team. so why would they want to go to the national team if they weren't getting anything out of it? so the federation switched a few things, but the federation was essentially telling the players that this is enough and we won't change muchjust is enough and we won't change much ju

jane dougall, bbc news, perth.t the earliest opportunity after their last game in group b, which is nigeria on monday. spain and japan are the first teams through to the last 16 with a 100% record in their group, they beat zambia and costa rica and can't be caught. joe lynskey reports. two games in, group c is decided. the 2011 champions in a new force in the sport are both through to the knockouts. spain are atjust their third world cup, but they are contenders.— third world cup, but they are contenders. �* ., ., , ., contenders. brilliant, outstanding! ruthlessly here, _ contenders. brilliant, outstanding! ruthlessly here, they _ contenders. brilliant, outstanding! ruthlessly here, they zoomed - contenders. brilliant, outstanding! ruthlessly here, they zoomed in l contenders. brilliant, outstanding!| ruthlessly here, they zoomed in on zambia — the african side are debutantes here. there was a golf in quality. spain reached the last eight at the euros last year — they lost then to england. this time they feel stro

and said, is me and the perth fringe in australia and said, is an me and the perth fringe in australiahis is an inclusive space, okay? they said this is an inclusive space have to an inclusive space you have to leave, doesn't even make leave, which doesn't even make sense it's inclusive , just sense if it's inclusive, just let but when i was, i let me stay. but when i was, i wasn't on tv then . i mean, wasn't on tv then. i mean, everything i've got, i've to everything i've got, i've had to i've for and i get i've had to fight for and i get cancelled from other clubs. my tour this year was cancelled an entire now that's, that's entire tour. now that's, that's cancel mean, fair cancel culture. i mean, fair enough. are some enough. i can do there are some places haven't shut their places that haven't shut their door me i my tour door to me but i mean, my tour was just. >> come e come with a e with a quick >> let me come back with a quick question. where you draw question. so where do you draw the line or is there no line? simple question. should people who are not saying you do, should pe

and said, is me and the perth fringe in australia and said, is an me and the perth fringe in australiahis is an inclusive space, okay? they said this is an inclusive space have to an inclusive space you have to leave, doesn't even make leave, which doesn't even make sense it's inclusive , just sense if it's inclusive, just let but when i was, i let me stay. but when i was, i wasn't on tv then . i mean, wasn't on tv then. i mean, everything i've got, i've to everything i've got, i've had to i've for and i get i've had to fight for and i get cancelled from other clubs. my tour this year was cancelled an entire now that's, that's entire tour. now that's, that's cancel mean, fair cancel culture. i mean, fair enough. are some enough. i can do there are some places haven't shut their places that haven't shut their door me i my tour door to me but i mean, my tour was just. >> come e come with a e with a quick >> let me come back with a quick question. where you draw question. so where do you draw the line or is there no line? simple question. should people who are not saying you do, should pe

the pod of long finned pilot whales came ashore, close to a beach south of perth.. hello. july 2023 is shaping up to be a pretty wet month across parts of the country, particularly northern ireland, northern england we have already had more than twice the expected july rainfall and you guessed it, more rain on the way, for the finalfew days guessed it, more rain on the way, for the final few days of the month. for the rest of this afternoon, some sunshine here and there, but an area of rain is spreading gradually eastward, so soggy for northern ireland, wales, western parts of britain, but across north—eastern scotland and eastern parts of england, they will hold on to the bright and dry weather into the early evening. temperatures out there about 16—2a , still cooler in there about 16—2a , still cooler in the north, 1a degrees in lowick. this evening and overnight, that area of rain tracks its way eastwards. some are brisk winds in the south, as well, and a spell of wet and blustery weather for many of us this evening and tonight, once the rain gradually close tow

champions. meanwhile denmark joined england at the top of group d after a tough encounter with china in perth, with the scores locked it, neil neil and time taking down, substitute i'm only bang. scott climbed off the bench and above the chinese defense to give denmark the winning goals in the 90 minute england b haiti one neil in the goods other as well. some things are gearing up for a battle of the blockbusters and event. it's being deb barbie in hymer. it's the opening weekend for barbie and oppenheimer with millions of people expected to flock to cinemas over the next 2 days. the massive movie weekend comes and made a strike. that's frozen. many new hollywood projects on the bows, explosive testing in a box, and both on epic and the both and send them is this weekend the marketing model, all the things you bob, the director grids, a good wiggs model and take on an eye clinic toy. there's so much joy and it's hilarious. very clever to say it's a crazy ride. visually, spectacular, a really unique. i cannot think of another movie that bobby's up against christopher nolan's doc, historical d

benevolence. meanwhile, denmark joined england at the top of group d, after a tough encounter with china in perth, with the scores locked at mill mill and time taking down substitute how many events scott climbed off to the engine over the chinese defense to give denmark the winning goal in the 9 years in english indeed, 81 neil in the boobs. other there will ended their next sports lives in a teenager, german skateboarder on her way to the olympics. that's after a short break. there's more on dw dot com and check us out on social media, where our handle is predictably, at the w news. unlike look is really appreciate your company and to stay with us the, [000:00:00;00] the one of mankind's oldest ambitions.

the giant metal object was found by locals at green head beach, about 250 kilometers north of perth.ties are investigating the item, which they don't think is from a commercial aircraft. it is being treated as hazardous, and police have requested people keep a safe distance. the australian space agency said it was possible the giant cylinder could have fallen from a "foreign space launch vehicle" and it would liaise with other international agencies. tomasz schafernaker. hello. the weather is relatively cool and showery here in the uk, but let's talk about that heatwave in the mediterranean. by the end of monday we will have seen temperatures in the mid—a0s in some spots from spain to the central med. tomorrow could actually be the peak of the heatwave around parts of sardinia and also into italy. rome is likely to see temperatures around a0 degrees or more. let's have a look at past records. they have been in the high—a0s in recent years and officially the highest temperature is actually a8 degrees celsius in athens in the late �*705. we could be approaching those values, but not a

meanwhile, denmark drawing england at the top of proof of d after a tough encounter with china in perth. with this force walks at mill now and time and taking down, substitute on the leave on the 3rd, signed off the bench and of both the chinese defense to give denmark the winning bowl in the ninety's minutes. the england hate see 1000000 visits other match but as you need update us is our coming up. next i'm a technician shift looked at the internet trolls and their impact. after a short break. i'm clear, richardson and berlin. thank you so much for watching the motor sports.

in perth, jamaica beat panama 1—0. it is theirfirst world perth, jamaica beat panama 1—0. cup win and keeps them in contention. they next face brazil. jamaica just need a draw. this group is set up for a great world cup climax. so that win for france boosts their hopes of reaching the knockout stages. but former france defender laura georges told me there is still work to do if they're to go all the way this year. i wouldn't say i was impressed, but i wouldn't say i was impressed, but i was happy for the girls to win. i know that they needed this win to be ready for the third game. it was a tough game againstjamaica, so i could feel the pressure. for this game against brazil, it was not about playing well, it was just to make sure that they win the game. where they impressed that they did it in that crowd which was supporting brazil? they had the crowd against them in some respect. they showed good character. tt is they showed good character. it is true, i they showed good character. it is true. i was _ they showed good character. tt 3 true, i was impressed by the characte

the final game of the day gets under way injust over an hour in perth, with the republic of ireland up olympic champions canada. ireland have a tough task on their hands, they need at least a draw to stay in the tournament after their opening day loss to co—hosts australia. canada themselves could do with a win, after their draw with nigeria in theirfirst match. you can only look in the future. it depends, of course, on the results also. but winning starts with not losing. and that is very cliche, but very much true. if you play a game like this, against olympic champions, you had to stay realistic, but it is clear that, yeah, do you want to go through this group, then we need a result, that's clear. tottenham hotspur ownerjoe lewis has been charged with "orchestrating a brazen insider trader scheme", us attorney damian williams has said. the british billionaire, seen here on the left alongside club chairman daniel levy, bought a controlling stake in the premier league club from alan sugar in 2001, and is accused by the us attorney of using inside information to "shower gifts on his fr

. meanwhile, denmark joined england at the top of proof of d after a tough encounter with china in perth. with this force walks at mill now and time is ticking down, substitute and leave on sort find off the bench and above the chinese defense to give denmark the winning goal. in the ninety's minutes, the england hate see one male in the eclipse, other match but as you need update on this, our coming up next time, a technician should look at internet trolls and their impact after a short break. i'm clear. richardson in berlin. thank you so much for watching the motor sports scoring we say they're about never giving up sports flies every weekend on dw, sometimes a seed is of all you need to allow big ideas to grow or bring an environmental conservation to life with learning impacts like global ideas we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for the online tools to make it the emission to harass all the internet to use us. they spread provocative mess

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the last game of the day is under way in perth, the republic of ireland need at least a draw againstrnament. while the got off to a great start, captain katie mckay swung the ball in from a corner to score the opening goal of the game. they delayed 1— 02 was the end of the first half there. canada were held to a draw by nigeria. england have now settled into their camp in terrigal, just north of sydney, which will be their home for the rest of their tournament. sarina wiegman�*s side are preparing for their second game against denmark on friday, having narrowly beat haiti 1—0 in their opener. the hotel has been designed especially for the lionesses and has everything from arcade games to craft areas. alex greenwood said there is a relaxed atmosphere. no matter how many major tournaments you go to if your country, every one feels more special. i think for me, this is my third world cup, and when i get the call and told i�*m coming, it feels like my first one, even when i�*m here because i�*m seeing other players experience their first world cups so it is really special. i agree with g

we have rain and winds coming into perth. temperatures for now running above average for new zealand. by wednesday, rain and snow comes into the picture. >> time step the day his son went missing. -- times stopped the day his son went missing. ground breaking from award-winning filmmakers. witness on al jazeera. elizabeth: you are watching al jazeera. the united nations secretary general says he is disappointed at russia's withdrawal from the black sea grain deal, saying it was a lifeline for global food security. president vladimir putin is threatening a response after the bridge linking crimea and russia was attacked. two people were attacked. russia's blame ukraine. hundreds of people have rallied against the palestinian authority and the occupied west bank. demonstrations were organized by the islamic jihad faction after five of its members were detained. let's stay with our top story. what shows withdrawal from the black sea grain deal. eight agency said the decision will affect hundreds of millions of people. reporter:

it came ashore about 150 miles north of the city of perth.ll update the story as investigators get to work. what do you think? more than six feet looks like a giant like rice cooker or air fryer. >> it's hard to tell how big it is. six feet. so you need a person or something standing next to it. i have no idea what it is coming up. that's wild. the cougar stuck near a beach, forcing the beach to close. >> but first, the new 71 year old bachelor. you're watching world news now. >> helping families with mesothelioma is all we do. my firm has been offering a free book on mesothelioma for over ten years. since that time, hundreds of people have mesothelioma, have trusted us to represent them. we have local offices throughout the us and there is no risk to you. mesothelioma really is all we do . call us at one 800 306 315. that's one 800 306 3115. or go to book.com. you got me >> tag you're it. >> imagine a world with no drama where the guarantee of high quality promotional items delivered on time go to four imprint.com for imprint for certain. >>

it was located just north of perth.tigating the giant metal object, which is about 6'6" tall, they dismissed reports that it could be a commercial aircraft. experts say it could be a fuel cylinder from a rocket. it is being treated as hazardous. >>> treasury secretary of state janet yellen is out with an urgent message, and how much a first generation i phone fetched at an early auction. shanelle kaul has your "moneywatch" report. >>> stocks open the week higher as investors gear up for earning season. the dow gained 76 points, the nasdaq was up by 131 points and the s&p 500 gained 17 points. >>> treasury secretary janet yellen is warning the u.s. could see a negative spillover from china's economic slowdown. yellen says many countries depend on china's strong growth to promote growth in their own economies, but a success is unlikely this year. yellen says the u.s. is on a good path to bring inflation down. >>> ford is slashing prices on its f-150 lightning beast pickup truck. it's down about $10,000 while the most expe

in perth, a cold front, a miserable looking day on tuesday at 17 degrees, overcast and rainy. will move through and disperse. a wet day on wednesday, a strong wind of the ocean. in new zealand, temperatures where they should be. quite a strong wind, particularly in the north. otherwise, fairly sunny for christchurch, 10 degrees on wednesday. the obvious site for the north and off the coast of the philippines, a typhoon strengthening rapidly with winds of a damaging nature and moving quite close to luzon. it has changed its course and brings huge amounts of rain with potential for landslides on the northeastern part of the island further west, seasonal rain showing itself with big showers again with the potential for more flooding in dubai. ♪ >> [indiscernible] >> documentaries that inform our present and illuminate our past. >> want people to see this for themselves and make up their own mind. >> groundbreaking stories from award waking -- winning film makers. >> it is more of a human conflict. >> on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ anchor: welcome back. the top stories this hour -- thousands

i never get used to perth quakes. i live on the 6th floor of an old building, and every time there is one even smaller one. it makes me the, if i would have been a tune at 2 46 pm on the 11th of march, 2011 sort of mid terms we talked about. does that sound fair amount of 100 percent on my end to see what about the light came on for someone that took them in the the dean wife put him out of this one. i think he was the owner of the store is indeed the sheet of instead of the core of it and which is one of the defined seen the 10 and not into the new york city for one another tonight saying that i did not i made to run the back and i realize that we have survived the largest earthquake ever recorded in japan. the 90 degrees on the richter scale left the east of the country and felt it as a magnitude token. then some years the tide breaks for a 100 miles to some places. it exceeds 30 meters, which is up to 67 kilometers beautiful. which would plastic aluminum houses gets invaded quickly, swallowed by water. the realism

known in perth that minute on our tv channel is the fastest way to win the main prize. it is, of course, to give as many correct answers to the questions as possible. what does prospector do ? as far as i understand, the creative answer will be a wild cat. tower stability. once the participants of one of the teams answered absolutely correctly all the questions, but the tower fell down anyway. our beauty and youth , according to scientists, is 25 percent dependent on genetics, and some even incurable diseases, the main manifestation of which is early aging, arise precisely because of the breakdown of elements. dna is the well-known progeria, uh, which divides into childhood progeria and is called eugene mutations that code for lamin, that is, there is a violation of cell division and such children die before the age of 27 years. there is a progeria of adults. e, is caused by another gene, e, which is responsible for the normal work and everything is normal in the structure of our dna and causes changes in its active tissue leading to the development of various atheroscl

avani: unice wani is an 18-year-old tiktok creator from perth. unice: i like this one.s, or people out there, like, i'm okay in my own skin. i love myself the way i am. i don't care what social media says about me, what people on the other side of the screen says about me. you can be yourself at the end of the day. unice: let me quickly address this. avani: as her following grew, so did the hateful comments, and she decided to confront the issue on the app. unice: so a majority of you guys still feel the need to comment about my skin color and about how dark i am, and about how black, black, black, black i am. well, guess what? i'm black, and i'm so proud. avani: unice says often her videos are hidden or muted from the tiktok feed, meaning few people see them, a practice known as "shadow banning." unice: are you stressed? are you mad? are you upset? are you sad? sorry, what? unice: i guess you tend to get a lot of shadow bans for speaking up about stuff such as racism and stuff. you could mention one words, black, say all of this, and your video could get shadow banned.

the metal cylindrical object more than 150 miles north of perth more than six feet tall.ey still don't know what it is, a lot of speculation. we'll see. >>> tonight's powerball worth 900 million. the third largest in the game's history, no one has won the big prize since april 19th. and mega millions tomorrow, 640 million. either we'd take here. >>> when we come back here, imagine answering your door to this in a moment. ®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, maki zo-migrne ys possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp - and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help gi you that forget-you-get migrae feeling. d't take if allergic to qulipta®. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta®. the forget-you-get migraine medicine™. best foods real mayonnaise. every dollop is soooo rich and creamy... ...it makes any food, delicious. mmm, irresistible! best foods mayonnais

so that means a rain and wind combo for perth and for new ceiling, some pouring rain around the southern alps. we've got now to in snow as well, and with the winds coming off the mountains here it's lifted temperatures in need and, and christ church to above average on tuesday, which is the 1st day of august. let's get you updated on the type phone, just north of the philippines. we'll go in here for a closer look. this one is going to continue to cook up here. so here's our forecasts on tuesdays it moves closer to japan through islands, and by wednesday it's just going to wobble in between open now and type pay. and at this point, it will be the equivalent of a high end category for hurricane once again as it passes, rate through open all while but not looking to make landfall. well, for the 1st time in about 2 weeks, temperatures in tokyo are below 35 degrees. we've got some showers in storms not too far away. and that batch of intense rain that was through beijing moves more toward the northeast, but still some showers in the mix on tuesday extra weather season. the calling attention

this is going to be a lot of rain for perth and a few showers in the mix for both the north and the south island of new zealand. but with that wind out of the south temperatures are running those here the to the journey of almost 10 years in which the shakonda award for translation and international understanding has become the most important translational from adams to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that the nomination periods of 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a. the book and back of your mind about top stories here. this out, the results from spain selection in with no pond to your block, able to form an outright majority 5 minutes the federal sanchez on his left. his allies are in 2nd place. the right wing of physician has taken the most seats, but not enough to fully is ready for testers, have been demonstrating outside tournaments in west jerusalem, hundreds of thousands of testing for months against the government's plans, change the legal system. c

that's going to give us rounds of some pretty intense rain around perth. could see pockets of 50 millimeters of rain over the next little bit off to new zealand. we go with this southerly wind, that means temperature is across both the north and the south island are running below average, except for done either in 10 degrees, right on the nose is where you should be for this sunday gear. we're getting stripe of solid bands of rain for the east cape on wednesday. here's an update on our super type food duck, sorry. this one is going to have a big impact on the northern philippines. some forecast models are projecting for low walk. for example, 600 millimeters of rain over the next little bit. so flooding and land slides will be a big concern for china pulses of rain across the yangtze river valley. the super type room, by the way, will make land fall as a tropical storm along the border with food beyond and one dung providence. by friday. and speaking of japan, we've got heat here. tokyo's 37. but feeling about 40 catch up later the the the watching out, ju

these do really, to appeal to the sense of, of, you know, feeling of the lecture and say we have to perth explain again that these, you know, that these threat reflects the special threat from the right and obviously with, with the legacy of the frankly dictatorship and everything that, that still holds the emotions that he stares even today. so i, i agree with somebody at a tires wiper. how does that it will be strange to be calling for an election in the middle of summer during a heat wave, where perhaps is not the best bind to mobilize the electric. but again, these will go down in history as either horrendous miscalculation by a socialist government or a master stroke by a on kindly political operator. and we will find out at the end of the election. indeed, i mean, you just touched on into the customer, wants to ask, and i'll go to jose imagery. it is about the, the, the effect of the franco dictatorship. yes. sort of as left on spain and the, the stump. it's laughter in terms of democracy and how politics has developed in the country. do people still have a tinge of understanding ab

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live now to perth where we can speak to anthony de ceglie — the editor in chief of the west australiang the story, a warm welcome to the programme. let us start by showing your front programme. let us start by showing yourfront page programme. let us start by showing your front page for today's paper? is this today's paper? we will show our view is that the viewers can get to see that? they cannot really see that? they cannot really see that image but if we scroll down you can see a very strong headline, cry babies. ben stokes who appears in the has tweeted and says that is definitely not me, since when did i bowl with a new. you are stoking the fire on this one? pardon the pun? i stoking the fire on this one? pardon the pun?— pardon the pun? i guess we thou~ht pardon the pun? i guess we thought someone _ pardon the pun? i guess we thought someone had - pardon the pun? i guess we thought someone had to . pardon the pun? i guess we l thought someone had to stick pardon the pun? i guess we - thought someone had to stick up for the australians after the ugly scene in the long room, before

the most isolated city in perth, we had to go a long way to find a winner. earlier, i wasjoined byjonas eidevall — the arsenal women's manager — with several of his team appearing at this world cup. he's commentating on some of the matches for the bbc. he told me he was impressed by the standard in australia and new zealand. i think it is the collective promises which have impressed me. both japan and promises which have impressed me. bothjapan and spain promises which have impressed me. both japan and spain have been brilliant on the ball, and really played some good football, short passes, some nice combination play. but also team like new zealand, he was the biggest underdog in their opening game. their collective display and playing together in defence has been nice to see. you said ja an defence has been nice to see. you said japan were — defence has been nice to see. you said japan were a _ defence has been nice to see. you said japan were a nice side, and what a win. i said japan were a nice side, and what a win-— said japan were a nice side, and what

going to head straight to the women's world cup, where there's been disappointment for ireland in perthet off to the perfect start, though — irish captain katie mccabe scored the republic's first world cup goal when her superb corner flew into the net after just four minutes. however, the reigning olympic champions levelled just before

it's taking place in perth later.e are probably expecting japan to win that one. . ,, one. katie silver, en'oy the rest of those * one. katie silver, enjoy the rest of those matches - one. katie silver, enjoy the. rest of those matches today. i'm joined now by linda hamilton, who was part of the usa team that won the first women's world cup in1991. she's also a member of the national soccer hall of fame. it's fantastic to have you with us on the programme. firstly, what did you make of the game, 3-0? ~ ~ �* , what did you make of the game, 3-0? ~ 3-0? well, i think it's always aood to 3-0? well, i think it's always good to start _ 3-0? well, i think it's always good to start a _ 3-0? well, i think it's always good to start a tournament . 3-0? well, i think it's always i good to start a tournament with a win, so obviously very excited to get a win and get a shutout for gold differential is obviously an important factor as well so certainly, excited about the result. find excited about the result. and they were — excited

tommy, but i cannot give up some of my old and healthy habits, such as my coffee i never get used to perth quakes. i live on the 6th floor of an old building, and every time there is one piece in the small one. it makes me the if i would have been a tune at 2 46 pm on the 11th from march, 2011. sort of mid terms we thought because that does not go to that amount of one piece of mind to see what about the gym or for someone that took them in the this is the continuous put amount of this. what they do is you wanna update to the sheet of the defining cost seem to of nothing to the new york city for one another tonight saying that i did not use the backend. i realize that we have survived the largest earthquake ever recorded in japan. the 90 degrees on the richter scale left the east of the country and south as in magnitude for tokyo. then the some years the tide breaks. 400 miles if it comes to the hole. in some places it exceeds 30 meters and which is up to 67 kilometers beautiful. which would plastic aluminum houses gets infected quickly and swallowed by water. the realism shut down so they

which way is perth? marsh fell. there is bat on that for 118, finally.w, headingley loved it. the difference was mark wood. australia 263 all out, can't beat the pace. australia would agree their bowlers already doing well in reply, england 67-3. the already doing well in reply, england 67—3. the atmosphere today has been boisterous at times i think as expected but controlled. thinking back to what happened at lord's on sunday, the chair of the mcc has today told members who confronted australia players in the privileged position of the long room that they have brought shame on the club. it makes me wonder what the atmosphere has been like at wimbledon today. step forward katie boulter, liam broady and correspondence andy swiss. choices, choices. with such a bumper schedule after recent weather delays for the fans, it was a case of where do you start? well, how about a great british underdog story? stockport�*s liam broady against the fourth seed casper ruud. on paper, no contest. but on grass? well, guess what. .. game and first set, liam broady. number

going to head straight to the women's world cup, where there's been disappointment for ireland in perththey've lost 2—1 to canada and have been knocked out of the tournament, with a group game still to go. they did get off to the perfect start, though — irish captain katie mccabe scored the republic's first world cup goal when her superb corner flew into the net after just four minutes. however, the reigning olympic champions levelled just before the break before manchester united winger adriana leon scored what would prove to be the winner on 53 minutes. canada top the group with four points, but its two defeats from two for ireland. it's just nice to score and get us off to a good start. but it's the results that matter in this game. in these type of tournaments — i'm just heartbroken for the girls because i feel like we deserve so much more from the game. elsewhere, 2011 champions japan are into the knockout stages with a game to spare. they beat costa rica two zero in dunedin to make it two wins from two. —— they beat costa rica at 2—0. 19—year—old aoba fujino with the second goal t

this is going to be a lot of rain for perth and a few showers in the mix for both the north and the south island of new zealand. but with that wind out of the south. temperatures are running low here. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from a london broad cost center on out june 0 the the on the pocket of this is the news life. and so coming up in the next 60 minutes waiting.

just the one goal against panama and perth, but a goal steeped in history, jamaica defender allison stavyin the second half, securing all three points for her country. the victory keeping alive the caribbean nation's hopes of advancing to the next round of the women's world cup. the reggae girls holding on for a vital, emotion-filled victory. what a moment for jamaican football. and they should delight in it. they face brazil in their final group match, panama having lost to brazil 4-nil earlier. france and jamaica are joint top of group "f" now and facing final decisive fixtures against panama and brazil respectively. the key date there, august the 2nd. elsewhere on saturday, resounding victory for sweden over italy, this one in wellington as the swedes book their spot with a match to spare. never in doubt, finally taking the lead just before the halftime break. amanda breaking the deadlock with the first of her two goals and a really fine header. that one on 39 minutes. and a real surge in momentum from the swedes at this point, doubling her country's advantage on 44 minutes. and then i

jane dougal is in perth for us.usic going on behind me, the pressures are getting under way, the pressures are getting under way, the flags have been put up behind me, you can see the big screen. and as you just mentioned, look at these seats. they are bright green, which means maybe they were expecting the irish to come here. this wasn't on purpose, the seats are already like that, but a lot of the seats are uncovered, so many of the fans might get a bit wet if it stays like this a little later on. there is a huge expat community in perth, and across most of australia, so there will be a lot of irish supporters here. and maybe not so many canadian supporters, which means that this will be essentially a little bit like a home game for ireland, which will be very welcome. they will be looking for their 12th man. we don't know whether they will need it or not, because they played so well in their opening match against co—hosts australia. they were gritty and tough, and very unlucky not to score in the last few moments

this is going to be a lot of rain for perth and a few showers in the mix for both the north and the south island of new zealand. but with that wind out of the south. temperatures are running those here. the weather brought to you by visit, cut some unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from a london broadcast center on out june 0. the on the on the bulk of this is the do use life and dialogue coming up in the next 60 minutes waiting selection results. so too close to cool with early results pushing the conservative peoples policy has the israel divided as tens of thousands of people protest against controversial government times to change the judiciary, president of valerie spikes and in direct threats a pilot does. he meets flooding, met, piercing for tools, qualifies on the greek island of rhodes, but out of control is thousands of people are move to safety. said on piece of center. the sports me is a strategy is creek is, is retain the ashes next the stuff and we need to be on gary and growing prius and make way for a new major man in golf, bryan home. and when the welcome to you, i

kyle in surbiton and andy in perth, good morning. perth, anything happening in perth? glasgow. what do you want to say? glasgow implemented it injune, as you say, and we bore the brunt of it recently going to my daughter's graduation. it meant the two because we had, the family car and my parents�* car, were excluded from the zone. it's meant as parents we drove to glasgow, parked in the suburbs and polluted them and stared at on a train. —— and thenjumped on a train. —— and thenjumped on a train. my parents caught a train from perth aged 81 and 91, which was not ideal. everybody wants to breathe clean air, i don't think we have a problem with that, but it is how you go about it. i think we will be taxed quietly, under the cover of green issues. be taxed quietly, under the cover of green issues-_ green issues. what about the very serious health _ green issues. what about the very serious health issues? _ green issues. what about the very serious health issues? my - green issues. what about the very. serious health issues? my daughter has suffered — serious health issue

ranked 43rd, and last night, denmark defeated china one nil before a huge stage world cup crowd at perth, australia. it was largely a defensive battle that came to a thrilling conclusion. you had emily vanguard scoring a last minute goal. there goes in denmark's first appearance in the women's world cup since 2007. denmark is now going to face england on friday. and don't forget, we do have an entire section of ktvu dedicated to women's world cup coverage. you'll find interviews with players. the latest on match and much more. stephen 708. let's get you outside. we've got a lot of marathoners over in san francisco, a lot of runners and it looks like a good day for that rosemary, good morning. yes, good morning to you. get a load of this shot here. it is gorgeous. we have those high clouds moving in from the desert southwest and bringing with it this beautiful view here. just a little bit of blue sky helping to pre prevent some of that fog from forming along the coastline this morning as well. a look at the high pressure here over the desert southwest. this is what is bringing us the heat

i cannot give up some of my old and healthy habits, such as my coffee above it never gets used to perth quakes. i live on the 6th floor of an old building, and every time there is one people, the small one. it makes me the if i would have been there to, to 46 pm on the 11th of march, 2011. sort of new terms and we thought because that does not go to that amount of 100 percent or more in the see what about the team i pressed the problem is what about this the from do you know off put him out of this what, what they do is you wanna update the idea of what is the sheet of benefit of them, which is one of the defining seen the 10 the nothing to the new york city for one on tonight. and then i did not, i made to run the closing on the back and i realize that we have survived the largest earthquake ever recorded the lines degrees on the richter scale, left the episode of the country and felt as in magnitude then this amount of years the tide breaks for a 100 miles of the coast of the whole to some places exceeds 367 kilometers beautiful. which would plastic aluminum houses gets infected quick

joining me now is australian historian and political commentator james roe, who joins us from perth ines, for joining australia. thank you very much indeed, james, forjoining me. indeed, james, for joining me. so has the reaction been to so what has the reaction been to these presumably quite controversial remarks from a former prime minister >> thanks very much for having me . there does seem to be two me. there does seem to be two sets of reactions at the moment. mr howard's comments around the indigenous voice referendum. many people believe that there are valid concerns around the success of the referendum , but success of the referendum, but his comments around colonialism being very fortunate , it do seem being very fortunate, it do seem to have caused some great outrage both at home and also in terms of international reaction as well. i've been reading articles from both the bbc in the uk and also from the new york times as well. so definitely been picked up at an international level. >> it's interesting because he said not that the british were perfect any means , but they perf

it's lovely to get that insight live from perth there, natalie mcbride , who is a gp.alie mcbride, who is a gp. and so where does that leave? you know, we get never ending debates about what should happen with the junior doctors and the consultants and it just never seems to be getting any closer near a result. >> so just importing doctors from other countries as well . i from other countries as well. i mean, all of our doctors are going to other countries. other countries are importing doctors going to other countries. other courus,�*s are importing doctors going to other countries. other courus, it's'e importing doctors going to other countries. other courus, it's the1porting doctors going to other countries. other courus, it's the sorting doctors going to other countries. other courus, it's the sort of| doctors . to us, it's the sort of exchange that's going on. and it just seems silly. why don't we try and make it more appealing to retain our own and have our own here? yeah. >> okay . chair of the liaison >> okay. chair of the liaison committee, senior conservative

tom: david from sydney to perth, they had a fundamental impact on economics.ne if he does well this weekend? jonathan: i do not know what well is. tom: it is a 12 and it ends up at eight. it was great. quality is friday in the morning. jonathan: so there is a ring race. tom: we are doing big little on it. we will have us here and we will have qualities. jonathan: i will check the calendar again. we are going to talk about netflix again. netflix is down in the premarket and have come out with massive subs, but the revenue line is a little bit confusing for some people out there. we will talk about that in a moment. and the competition and the strikes. writer strikes in hollywood and beyond. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> only a small percentage of our members -- nice growth, but still off a wall base. we are early in terms of impacts, including building up over multiple quarters. jonathan: something to talk about in just a moment. the stock is down. an example this morning of how difficult it is to validate big games today. it was up before these n