so we are in queensland? we are queensland here, those trees are in new south wales.r is very small. the river has to flood out over this country and i want it to be protected. this water is being intercepted so when it comes out over this flood plain like it has to, it has just been intercepted, called flood water and taken. but the longer you hold it, the more you can take so that is what has happened to my family, it'sjust been held. 0ur crops are all destroyed and the water does not continue into the river so that's... for us to survive as farmers, we just want the river to run. my neighbour can't get stock on domestic water. we are on a big river here that is running within three ks, he can't get water and they've been there for four generations. for years chris toiled with so—called dry land cotton crops that relied purely on rainfall. he says a huge industrial scale cotton farm was diverting water from the mcintyre river into a network of channels and dams. you just can't turn communities away. you've got to look after people, look after the environment and ext

it's new south wales on one side, queensland here. so we're in queensland.outh wales. and the point is the river is very small. the river has to flood out over this country, and i want it to be protected. this water is being intercepted. so when it comes out over this floodplain — it has to — it is just being intercepted, called floodwater and ta ken. but the longer you hold it, the more you can take. so that's what's happened to my family, it's just been held on us, our crops are all destroyed and the water does not continue into the river so for us to survive as farmers we just want the river to run. my neighbour can't get stock and domestic water. we're on a big river here that's running full steam within three kays, he can't get water. and they have been there for four generations. for years, as chris toiled with so—called dry—land cotton crops that rely purely on rainfall, he says a huge industrial—scale cotton farm was diverting water from the macintyre river into a network of channels and dams. you just can't turn communities off. you have to look aft

look at a special guest that i state dixon is the head of the one nation party here in queensland and a senate candidate they don't stay at for pleasure to measure. so i stay futilely a little bit more about the one nation gun policy urged right before we are we are pro-gun has been ugly people in this country on and on one nation's proposed review of jungle was was devised by steve dixon. he's a former state government minister now one nation's party leader in queensland and he's running for a seat in the senate in australia some coming elections how do we actually mike the difference between you know orange died small.

numbers were hit badly last year when a heatwave in north queensland wiped out almost a third of theird flying foxes — which are only found in a remote rainforest region of north queensland. for more we are joined by rebecca koller and one of her beloved bats, sparrow, on webcam from kuranda, queensland. thank you forjoining us. and you show us your beloved sparrow. he is so show us your beloved sparrow. he is so cute. she, she is three months old. how she become? she will grow to double the size when she is six months old. then she will be almost full grown. at that point she will be able to go back to the wild. and her wingspan, look at that. just spread her wings. we can see her wings. they are quite large just for three months old. sparrow is one of 600 that's under your care. how do you manage to look after all of them? it's a lot of hours, very very early mornings and very late nights. early mornings and late nights and why do you love these but so much, rebecca? they are very misunderstood. a lot of people are frightened of them because they don't get the opportunity to get nice

five days still thunderstorms on the remains of the front there i think as it drifts into back queensland now the origin that it was the antarctic when it went through perth it's quite stormy now. we're got nine facts you're quite warm and twenty three degrees in the sunshine on monday and on tuesday twenty four there's some small improvement to the east as well but this is more or less where it should be cooler than the average to be honest britons are not a woman twenty six but that queensland coast has got no i'm sure breeze and it's quite cloudy as well unfortunately we can wasn't that brilliant for new zealand both south and the north the circulations very obvious from the original it was cold air took a bit of warms there but you got fifteen only in christ church and seventeen in oakland and if you look at this is the green streak to suggest it's going to be a wet day in most of northern ireland rather sunny either for the south. anti fascist anti establishment and pro violence. despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing a basque separatist movement just found al

of all some sunshine across australia was largely fine and dry but had a few showers just around queensland around northern parts of new south wales us every cloud will drift out into the open waters stop just getting up to around twenty six celsius in brisbane i just catch your rochelle are coming in to have a many it is going to be dry cool enough into the southeast and cold in melbourne just fourteen celsius image substitute for hobart's twenty seven in perth or some warmth around that's because those winds are coming in from the interior we get to around twenty six here on saturday the similar temperature for alice springs at that time but down towards the southeast it may well brighten up in victoria fifteen celsius in the sunshine some crisp sunshine here eighteen celsius there for sydney into the twenty's there just around the coastal fringes of queensland on the grey side there for hobart tasmania seeing a little bit of cloud and right in that cloud right will make its way into the south island of new zealand so we go so what's the weather sliding into the south out and right now as

dixon leads one nation in the is trillion state of queensland and he's a candidate for the senate in the upcoming federal election. he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we have a policy in life it's what he wants what plan to make things better for registered shooters want to acquire one. pound fence vote on said. we're on your sawed we want you to be all for shooting the best that you can. in an interview for the gun rights astray your website the one nation party leader said today's gun laws make the innocent move on rable own agendas take natalie dancing and fatten jannat paper open actually allowing for most to actually have arms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians. her publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem and have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should belong in this column and. everyone male and female should have some knowledge of have to handle a firearm. i have to protect themselves because i don't trust ou

dixon leads one nation in the is trillion state of queensland and is a candidate for the senate in theupcoming federal election. he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we had one policy and life it's what he wants what plan to make things better for registered shooters want to acquire one. town fence vote on said. we're on your sawed we want you to be all the shooting the best that you can. in an interview for the gun rights astray your website the one nation party leader said today's gun laws make the innocent will phone rable only jane is taking a nap and dancing to fatten gin paypal or actually allowing for most to actually have firearms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration a g.

bank of queensland, the biggest laggard in australia.ueensland had already forecasted second half earnings that are unlikely to improve. watching these pharma stocks in hong kong. this one is weaker but a lot of them have been jumping. this is after reports that china has confirmed 18 cases of a deadly super fungus infection. we've been watching the blackhole. there has been some market reaction here. a rally in china telescope and lens stocks. we've got phoenix there listed in the hong kong market, up by the daily limit today. manus: only one woman in the world can tie markets to the blackhole. let's talk about brexit. it's been delayed. after six hours of talks in brussels, the eu agreed to postpone the departure until the end of october. that was a compromise between the prime minister's desire for a short extension and donald tusk's call for a longer one. >> this extension is flexible. a little bit shorter than i expected. to find theenough best possible solution. please do not waste this time. u.k. can leavee the eu sooner if parlia

got lots of some sunshine across australia slushy fine and dry but had a few showers just around queenslandaround northern parts of new south wales us every cloud out of drift out into the open water is still just getting up to around twenty six celsius embrace but i just catch your rochelle it coming in to have a many it is going to be ciara i cool enough into the southeast and cold in melbourne just fourteen celsius imet substitute for hobart's twenty seven in perth or some warmth around last because those winds are coming in from the interior gets around twenty six here on saturday the cinema temperature out of springs at that time but down towards the southeast it may well brighten up in victoria fifteen celsius in the sunshine some crisp sunshine here eighteen celsius for sydney into the twenty's there just around the coastal fringes of queensland all the grey side has made us a little bit of cloud and right in that cloud right will make its way into the south island of new zealand so we go so what's a weather slaughtering into the south out and right now as we speak as we go on throug

one nation's party leader in queensland. he's running for a seat in the senate in a strange some coming elections i had a week actually mike the difference between you know and. also the fact that cool and sensible a more people can actually get involved in shooting or think you don't think if he always. said it harry say you know i'm nice with me just my mind down i . miswrote you infiltrated to one nation party the leaders wanted him to plan a trip to america to forge contacts with the n.r.a. . it was invited to the party headquarters and was greeted by james ashby. it's been. really. good up here the caucus here. yesterday we did not merit should this be because why is it i feel so passionate about america shuttle being a very good read in the country was one of the struggles. it is for my country you know but really. like oh well i mean one of us right here the two got is that was our weather conditions here. are it we're going to. dixon says he dreams of changing history used jungle was to make them more like those in a

would suggest other was the jobs question is really an interesting one because research out of queensland shows. for every ten jobs they created in the. last twenty four jobs that are destroyers in the area so there's some really big questions to be answered around those things as well as the environmental concerns. the european union's unhappy with facebook's latest efforts to prevent foreign interference in upcoming parliamentary elections in the bloc in fact in a letter to the social media giant brussels expressed concern that new advertising rules could affect cross border campaigning facebook's policy would prevent european political actors from using facebook facebook messenger and instagram for the e.u. wide paid communication campaigns this policy would put either political actors at the same level as foreign entities attempting to interfere in the e.u. elections under the new rules facebook employs more rigorous checks on advertisers than it also imposes geographical limits and registration in the country where the odds are to be purchased which goes against the whole idea of pol

adelaide twenty eight the for brisbane a fair amount of class still way across an old house of queensland into the gulf of carpentaria faggot a cloud to making its way into new zealand the zilla seeing a pretty wet day as we go on through monday some heavy downpours picked the frosty western side of the country twenty three cells just across church just twenty one in oakland that will clear three brightens up the coals off the fresher weather with some sunshine as we go on into the middle part of the week then we've got some base places a cloud of right to making their way across japan at the moment it will cool that's a sunshine and shadow said to some showers around for monday going on in to choose they marry me across the western side of japan tokyo will see a top temperature of twelve degrees celsius. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. provided a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers at the front lines i feel like i know it i have the data to prove. witness on al-jazeera. welcome back a look at our top s

australia, in february, and it's supposed to rain in queensland during monsoon season, but the rainsexceptional. the city of townsville is hardest hit, with prolonged rainfall shattering records going back to the 19th century. flooding hits iran, too. dozens of people are killed in storms that last from march into april. the record rainfall follows a prolonged drought, and the floods strike with astonishing force. the scale of flooding here is thought to have been made worse by decades of deforestation. in the usa, tornado season gets off to a deadly start. this is alabama, in march, where the storms leave a path of destruction half a mile wide and a mile long. 23 people are killed here — that's more than double the number of people killed in tornadoes in the usa in the whole of last year. in the uk, in march, an amazing escape. one moment, you're strolling along the street, then this happens. strong winds cause part of a building to collapse, and one lucky pedestrian misses it by seconds. and here's something you don't see very often, a tornado hitting a busy airport. antalya airpor

would suggest other was the jobs question is really an interesting one because research out of queensland shows for every ten jobs they created us recognize free they lost twenty four jobs that have just received the area so there's some really big questions that need to be answered around us as well as the environmental can say. ok just before we go this hour a minor all of our big news story this hour they fold but redacted mueller reports has finally been released in the us attorney general william barr said earlier on a news conference out the report states there was no collusion between donald trump's election campaign and moscow but it explicitly states that russia had interfered in u.s. elections and in a quote sweeping and systematic fashion well we will needless to say have more of the reaction on repercussions and our next bulletin here in our to international in just over a half an hour's time in the meantime death through itself on trial our documentary the ultimate penalty starts in moments. when the whole make this manufacture come sentenced to public will. when the ruling c

would suggest other was the jobs question is really an interesting one because research out of queensland shows that for every ten jobs they created us recognise free they lost twenty four jobs at a very just receive the area is some really big questions that need to be answered around those things as well as the environmental concerns. following all the drama in this week's you a fed champions league football former manchester united boss just say marino has been giving his breakdown of all the action you can watch all the latest episode on the touchline in a few minutes right here on r t international but here's a quick preview. q. i've never seen again knock you there. i did. choose offsides no refereeing no lines man in the history of football disallowed that ball in the seat of consensus only the via is the controversy i think they got it right i think in the world cup final they got it wrong the view should be to take some pressure from the referee in the us to the keys they put in his hands a big decision i look also to the coaching perspective always it possible a champions league

dixon leads one nation in the use trillian state of queensland and is a candidate for the senate in the upcoming federal election. he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we have a policy and why it's what he wants what plan to make things better for registered shooters want to. sound fence vote on said. we're on your side we want you to be all the shooting the best that you can. in an interview for the gun rights astray your website the one nation party leader said today's gun laws make the innocent whole phone rable only just take natalie dancing the fat engine pave open or actually allowing for most to actually have the firearms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians and with all the. good publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem that have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should be alone in this comment. everyone male and female should have some knowledge of have a handle a firearm have to protect themselves because i don't tr

again it's good to have you back here cross australia we are seeing the rain continue here across queensland in some locations we do need the rain because it has been quite dry in some of those areas there's the rain right there we did see some thunderstorms along with it but we are going to continue to see the rain up here across parts of the area and for townsville you could be seeing some windy conditions as well twenty seven degrees here as we go from wednesday and then into thursday we're going to see those temperatures stay moderate but down here towards the south a little bit cool for melbourne as well as adelaide with the thames if you have nineteen degrees there well of towards fiji we have seen some very heavy rain as well. couple days the clouds are beginning to push away just a little bit but the rain is still going to continue a little bit lighter than what it has been over the last couple of days down here towards new zealand though temperatures into the mid to upper teens and much of the region but we could be seeing some rain approaching here across the south island as we go

reporter: the baby, suffering a fractured skull and deep cuts on his head and neck, airlifted to queenslandldren's hospital in brisbane for treatment. his parents say he is in a stable condition after surgery. while rare, dingo attacks do happen down under, including a deadly encounter in 1980 that inspired the feature film "a cry in the dark" starring meryl streep. >> the dingo took my baby! >> reporter: tom, fraser island in australia attracts tourists from around the world, but there is a worrying trend. this the third small child by dingoes this year. tom? >> glad that father was able to get to his son. julia, thank you. >>> when we come back, the hollywood director's medical emergency tonight. what his family is now revealing. >>> plus, the violent arrest caught on camera. police officers throwing a teenager to the ground, slamming his head against the pavement. tonight, outrage from his family and what the mayor is now calling for. pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more

from a camper van the attack happened while the fourteen month old was asleep on fraser island in queensland he was airlifted to hospital suffering from neck and head wounds you guys my there why keep trying and grab the boy and drag you away from the campus and walk up to the by the straining and try starting . to fight the dingoes off to try to see what a month old boy life. the fire inspectors in france suspect an electrical short circuits cause the not true dam fire of course rebuilding after monday's disaster is expected to be long and costly but other famous french cathedral has proven it's possible to rise from the ashes but the reports architects in paris are looking to eastern france for their inspiration. it's not as famous as not a dam in paris but not a dam in a car says equally impressive a towering gothic splendor soaring into the sky built in the eleventh century france's kings were crowned here but in world war one it was left in ruins by german artillery the cathedral was eventually rebuilt with painstaking attention to detail that there was in fact a discussion on true go t

celsius the melbourne twenty four for save me and fine into life where the north it's a good part of queensland and up around the top and a lot of dry so it's a good part of new zealand at the moment so you get high pressure in charge twenty one celsius in oakland that's not too bad and would have the same again on friday. fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before. going places together. again you're watching al jazeera live from doha top stories there's been more shelling in a residential area in libya's capital tripoli it follows a nice that saw at least five people killed by shells and rockets that were fired in various parts of the city forces loyal to wallow tiny for halftime who's launch an offensive to seize tripoli say they are not responsible for the shelling. meanwhile tunisia's defense ministry says as many as thirteen people who were obs and carrying friendship them out of passports tried to cross from libya into neighboring tunisia before being dissolved the french embassy in tunisia says there were security guards for the ambassador and the polls have closed

known lots of sunshine see into australia we say so welcome rainfall rates in the western areas of queensland still western parts of new south wales we need the cloud in the rain that we certainly have seen some of that recently high pressure dominates the weather for many will see temperatures getting up to what twenty twenty one there for melbourne and for adelaide twenty six in perth some warm sunshine here summer temperatures to see out a steady fall that darwin again a lousy dry and fog in the states dry across a good parts of australia as we go on into thursday little bit of cloud and shallows inland but last dying out. technology. leading the way in the digital revolution. making a difference in the ninety s. to places. this week tackling sexual health things that africa and then engineering social change in london inspiring young people to come to school this way so there anything wrong. take. the final episode of life it's world of laughs on al-jazeera . welcome back you're watching al-jazeera on peter dhabi here in doha these are your headlines so far national day of mourning is bei

cloud table some useful rain into parts of new south wales just like the house of central areas of queensland high pressure in charge across southern parts of the country temps is really falling away now nineteen twenty celsius that for adelaide and also for melbourne warm up in perth at around twenty seven on the friday that was temperature over the next couple of days but turning to the southeast. flight catamaran ways and experienced economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. again you're watching at zero amount of our top stories this hour new video has emerged reportedly showing two suspects with backpacks entering the shangri-la hotel in sri lanka's capital moments before an explosion the hotel was one of three . luxury hotels and three churches targeted on easter sunday. the death toll from the attacks in sri lanka has risen to three hundred fifty nine people state defense minister says eight of the nine suicide bombers have been identified. sixty people have been arrested so far. north korea's leader kim jong un has arrived in the russian city of leave our st

we have bank of queensland saying second-half earnings are unlikely to improve.k falling over 3% this morning in sydney. a last check on shares in wellington. kiwi stocks set to snap a six-day decline. asx 50 up about 0.06%. haidi: let's get to some breaking news on brexit. eu leaders have agreed up to six hours of emergency talks to extend a deadline from brexit. they are delaying the split until october 31. we are getting confirmation from the european council president's twitter account. the eu 27 have agreed to an extension of article 50, who will now be meeting with theresa may for the u.k. government agreement. agreed27 said the u.k. for an extension of upturn 31st -- october 31. that offers six more months for the best possible solution. this is longer than what theresa may coul wanted. let's get straight to brussels. our reporter has been covering this for us. an early exit is tough of mind for theresa may. she still wants out by may 22. is it a compromise, given we are hearing the eu wanted a 12 month extension? maria: it is. it has gone past 2:00 a.m. i

topic one, we begin tonight in queensland, australia. every robber needs a bag man.cyclable bag on his head he is not a jerk he cares about the environment so much. awfthe may have had a knife or a bloomen onion. police are asking for help to find the bag headed bandit. he was the carrying a very old bag, a crazy story but nice to see an old bag making headlines beside nancy pelosi, thank you, jimmy. >> to notre dam miami springinga valet parking attendant will probably not get a tip. the woman driving was trying to back out when she put it in drive. >> this a joke. i am not going to tell it. if women wanted to be uncomfortable, they would go to a joe biden rally. there were no injuries. or we would never make fun of this on the air, off air is a different story, car owner put car on sale. it has low miles, she only used to drop in on her grand kids. >> topic 3, elvis presley is dead, too soon? unless you are a crazy who believes in loch ness monster or russian collusion. legos could bring the king back into the building if a fan has his way, this graceland concept o

again it's good to have you back where krause australia we are seeing the rain continue here across queensland in some locations we do need the rain because it has been quite dry in some of those areas there's the rain right there we did see some thunderstorms along with it but we are going to continue see the rain up here across parts of the area and to townsville you could be seeing some windy conditions as well twenty seven degrees here as we go from wednesday and then into thursday we're going to see those temperatures stay moderate but down here towards the south a little bit cool for melbourne as well as adelaide with attempt a few of nineteen degrees there well up towards fiji did we have seen some very heavy rain over the last couple days the clouds are beginning to push. away just a little bit but the rain is still going to continue a little bit lighter than what it has been over the last couple of days down here towards new zealand though temperatures into the mid to upper teens and much of the region but we could be seeing some rain approaching here across the south island as we go

fifteen will be our maximum they further north we've had also a very lively showers in parts of queensland they'll still be with us on saturday and sunday though they've gone so it should be a dry a day here towards the west where perth will get be getting to around twenty six degrees and that should be lots of sunshine hit over towards new zealand and for the north island it's looking brighter than it has been over the past few days the south islands different though lots of wet weather here and it's pushing its way northward force on sunday. china's a problem has become famous for its large number of elderly many age one hundred years or older one i want to investigate see if the raging holds the secrets to a long and healthy long on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every you. take a look at the headlines right now on al-jazeera judges in sudan have joined opposition protests outside the military's headquarters demonstrators here demanding full civilian rule after the army said it wants to keep many of the presidency's powers for the transition period. security is tight for friday prayers at

so that's why you news people use though "gotcha" question queensland. >> it's not a gotcha-- there's question gr you don't know what a gotcha question is. now you're playing dumb. it's a question for a politician-- gotcha. last night i had the lovely and talented emily bazelon on here. and we discussed a scenario. i said what if congress subpoenas the entire-- >> mueller report, the unredacted version. >> stephen: unredacted mueller report or even fa court says you can unredact the grand jury testimony and let congress see it. and the administration goes no. >> right. >> stephen: and i said, like, so, what happens? like, you and what army is the old saying. >> congress would be like, "oh, yeah." >> stephen: "we're going to be mad about it." >> yes, if it goes all the way to the supreme court and the supreme court says you have to released the unredacted version to congress, not even the public, as you said, they would have to abide by that. >> stephen: why would they have to abide by that? what happens if they don't? what has ever happened to this man for breaking a norm? that's what

dixon leads one nation in this trillion state of queensland and is a candidate for the senate in the upcoming federal election. has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we have a policy in life it's what he wants what plan to make things better for registered shooters want to. found fence vote on said. we're on your sawed we want you to be all the shooting the best that you can. in an interview for the gun rights astray your website the one nation party leader said today's gun laws make the innocent move phone rable only just taking a nap and dancing to fatten gin paypal or actually allowing for most to actually have firearms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians. her publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem that have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should be alone in this comment. everyone male and female should have some knowledge and have a handle a fire. i have to protect themselves because i don't trust our government's fai

five days still thunderstorms on the remains of the front there i think as it drifts into outback queensland now the origin that i was the on top the great went through perth it's quite stormy now so we got nine fat you're quite warm at twenty three degrees in the sunshine on monday and on tuesday twenty four there's some small improvement to the east as well but this is more or less where it should be a bit cooler than the average to be honest presidents are not so what twenty six for that quezon kostas going on shore breeze and it's quite cloudy as well unfortunately we can wasn't that brilliant for new zealand both south and the north on the circulations very obvious from the original it was cold and took a bit of warms there but you got fifteen only in christ church and seventeen in all cleaned and if you look at this is the green streak to suggest it's going to be a wet day in most of north island while the sun either fed south. on counting the cost it's been called a putin chosen horse while russian banks moved to hungary is picking up a short. populist governments threatening the inde

dixon leads one nation in this trillion state of queensland and is a candidate for the senate in the upcoming federal election. he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we have a policy in life it's what he wants what plan to make things better for registered shooters want to acquire one. pound fence vote on said. we're on your side we want you to be on the shoot the best that you can. in an interview for the gun rights astray your website the one nation party leader said today's gun laws make the innocent will phone rable only jane is taking a nap and dancing to that engine pave open or actually allowing for most to actually have the firearms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians oh with all the. good publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem that have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should be alone in this comment. everyone male and female should have some knowledge of have a handle a firearm have to protect themselves becau

the attack took place in a remote area of fraser island in queensland.rd dingo attack on fraser island this year. the uk's first—ever guide horse has taken theirfirst the uk's first—ever guide horse has taken their first ever ride on a train... a horse that is, notjust a simple guide. have a look now the story makes sense. this is digby. 20 months old training to assist people with visual impairment. he travelled on newcastle's metro train and is described as affectionate and loves to be petted. i'm a bit confused... a guide horse? that is fantastic. so you don't... a guide horse? that is fantastic. so you don't. .. we've a guide horse? that is fantastic. so you don't... we've had one here in the building. that one was digby. we have had digby in the studio.|j think for radio 5 live. my goodness. i have never seen him. it is not the sort of thing you expect to see on a train. the wonderful effect of animals. absolutely. do you have anything for us, mike? it could be a busy may for england in the europa finals. chelsea did their best to spice it up chelse

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at twenty five degrees here on tuesday and as we go towards wednesday maybe a few showers across queensland but the temps are still staying into the mid twenty's for much of the area where we are going to be seeing the rain continuous here across parts of fiji as well as new caledonia that has been a problem with rain totals very very high over the last twenty four hours here in new caledonia three hundred three millimeters over here towards fiji we have seen about one hundred forty and the rain is expected to continue particularly over here towards fiji attempt a few there of twenty five degrees but down here towards auckland it is going to be a windy day temperature of seventeen. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. provided a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers i'm at the front lines i feel like i know it i have the data to prove. the witness on al-jazeera. is going to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories sri lanka's health minister says there was intelligence warning off the easter

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australia in february, and it's supposed to rain in queensland during monsoon season, but the rains hereg back to the 19th century. flooding hits iran, too. dozens of people are killed in storms that last from march into april. the record rainfall follows a prolonged drought, and the floods strike with astonishing force. the scale of flooding here is thought to have been made worse by decades of deforestation. in the usa, tornado season gets off to a deadly start. this is alabama in march, weather storms leave a path of destruction half a mile wide and a mile long. 23 people are killed here, that's more than double the number of people killed in tornadoes in the usa in the whole of last year. in the uk in march, an amazing escape. one moment you're strolling along the street, then this happens. strong winds cause part of a building to collapse, and one lucky pedestrian misses it by seconds. and here's something you don't see very often, a tornado hitting a busy airport. antalya airport in turkey injanuary. some planes were damaged and some passengers injured as they waited to board. whil

they attack the child at a popular tourist destination in queensland. >> he grabbed the boy and dragic woke up to the baby screaming and chased after him. they had to fight the dingoes off. >> sandra: what a story. the toddler was airlifted to the hospital with a fractured skull and puncture wounds to his head. he is recovering, we are told. >> bill: peace talks in afghanistan hit a snag. the government unable to agree on who would attend the meetings. this is the -- the country faces a new threat from isis. back live in kabul, as we have been all week. >> bill, it's hard to imagine if there is a group in afghanistan that is too brutal, too extreme for the taliban, but that is exactly the case with isis in afghanistan. there is about 2,500 suspected isis fighters here. they are recruiting heavily, and some people say because of their presence, it may force the u.s. to keep the military presence here in afghanistan even after any deal with the taliban. speak up part of the negotiated peace should be we are not going to trust you. that you are going to prevent a safe haven because you

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