more than 100 fires are burning in new south wales and to the north in queensland.scottie, will visit some affected areas in the fire zone in queensland and in the coming hours, the conditions in that to get far worse. and the devil in this is the wind. already the area is very dry. there's been very little rain. the authorities are worried in the coming hours, those winds will pick up. they've had to draft in firefighters from other parts of australia to help with that emergency effort in queensland. at the moment, none of those fires are posing an immediate emergency situation. but as we say, towards the end of the day, that could well change and the authorities say this has been a savage and an early start to the bushfire season in parts of eastern australia. that's right, phil. you say it's an early start to the season. it still technically winter there as well. how are residents being told to prepare, people being impacted by all of this? i think what's taken a lot of people by surprise, sharanjit, is some of the fires we've seen in the state of queensland are

are still working to extinguish the blaze it started on monday in the coastal town of beach in queensland cooler weather has reduced the number of fires in the state from 80 to 65 across the border fire crews in southern new south wales are fighting 3 launch bushfires. in a moment we'll have the weather with everton but also ahead on edge is it a. war games in venezuela as it readies for a possible conflict with colombia and its neighbors are urging calm plus. i'm natasha buckley in paris where a new exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the final decades of francis bacon one of the 20th century's most important artists. and in sports the l.a. dodgers show called them all how it's done action for major league baseball coming up later in the program. was no sign of any rain in the forecast for those wildfires across that eastern side of australia can see large the clear skies were clear but they have just clipping the bytes making its way from west to east reason why staying driver got high pressure in charge so that always keeps things settled it's acts as a lid on the atmosphere stops in

destroying homes and property and appeal has been launched in queensland to help victims steam ahead on al-jazeera peter will tell you about a new world record on the road that's coming up next in store sadist. weld leaders from un member states a pairing to take their seats for this year's general assembly rowhani and president trump will attend. growing tensions between the u.s. and iran being eased will multilateral efforts provide solutions to a global refugee crisis escalating laws and climate change before it's too late join us for extensive coverage of the un general assembly on al-jazeera. rewind the attack ends with a new series and brand new updates on the past about to see this documentary this guy will compare the cool onion we have in the onion the sweet spot so hard to see the company that wanted to remind continues with cambodia is also in business. this is actually totally crazy scene and just analogous to pick up 4 kids from his. con now and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. sports. thank you very much for spain world champions of the defeating argent

in queensland, over 50 fires were burning on sunday.onists in the 1930s, binna burra in lamington national park, has been gutted by the flames. queensland fire and rescue assistant commissioner, kevin walsh, says the fire will remain a threat for days to come. accessibility continues to be a major problem for us in this location. it's a very dangerous and dynamic situation at the moment. we do have some air assets up there trying to make an impact on the fire but because they are structural fires, the effectiveness of this will have to be monitored. for the 14th week in a row, hong kong has seen chaos and violence on its streets. demonstrators threw rocks and broke glass outside a subway station. earlier thousands marched peacefully on the us consulate — an effort to drum up support from washington. they're urging the us congress to pass legislation that would penalize officials in mainland china and hong kong who supress freedoms in the chinese territory. 0ur correspondent in hong kong, steve mcdonell, is following developments. it is

about 50 fires are continuing to burn across queensland and new south wales in eastern australia about 20 homes have been destroyed another 30 have been damaged favorable conditions on sunday did help to slow down the pace of the destruction but crews remain on and it with hotter windy a weather forecast for the next 2 days fires have been burning across the states for more than a week destroying an estimated 55000 hectares of land. with crispin true so too was own feeling and jumped through over rain forest over river and came so fast i always thought of oil never come up there it will never get across the river. there's a u.s. congress continues to debate possible gun control measures texas has moved in the opposite direction and has made guns more accessible and that's despite 2 mass shootings in the cities of our paso and adesa in the month of august i do joe castro has more from mission texas. last month's 2 mass shootings in texas took at least 29 lives. and here at the mission skeet and trap club the incidents have apparently driven up business it's gone up extremely yes ma'am t

next few days there is sizes some rain into the southeastern corner really getting too far into queensland percent of course that southeastern corner we've got some cooler and wetter weather just talking its way and so that will slide in through the bite 1314 celsius in melbourne as we go through monday notice that 27 in sydney that's where the system that cold front that's colwell make its way further north was and it's lies over the high ground it will be cold enough for a touch of snow over the parts of the great dividing my son nicholas yesterday announced as we go through the next hours and look at that drop in temperatures there for sydney barely getting up to around 13 degrees but choose day does promise to bring a fair amount of welcome wet weather into southern parts of new south wales it will grab a little further north which as we go on into wednesday and even praise been through the gold coast we'll see some wet weather coming through that should be of some benefit for the firefighters. who are sponsored by time anyway. leaks stornes generate found sins of headlines it's seems

fires continue to move in a fast pace later looking into whether our son may be behind the fires in queensland across the border and new south wales homes have been lost or damaged emergency services say the hot and windy conditions are unprecedented for this time of year. i'm richelle carey let's recap the headlines now on al-jazeera u.k. prime minister boris johnson has suffered another blow on the 4th parliament he failed to get the 2 thirds majority needed to call a general election that leaves the country's bracks it debate and a stalemate as the house of commons goes into a 5 week suspension the house can go to it will not let anyone else. he says we did lose your games only to be reading the resolution decides only to be on the side determined to do the right to vote for a drink. and say no the house trying to adjourn south korea's military says north korea has fired 2 and identify missiles into the sea just hours after offering to resume denuclearization talks with the u.s. the reportedly launch from south province near the capital seoul says they flew across the country before landing

was scuffles out australia's university of queensland in july when probation demonstrators disrupted a rally in support of the hong kong protests. video posted on social media shows the 2 sides hurling abuse of each other while the chinese national anthem blasted from a speaker. was. oh. this was not an isolated incident on a campus where about 17 percent of students come from china protesters critical of beijing's policies are frequently come fronted by chinese communist party loyalists . it's a situation echoed in other international universities with large chinese student bodies at the university of all clinton new zealand a video posted on you tube show to he said exchange between pro hong kong demonstrators and supporters of china. is different from china because the part of china if they're like china up it up by the ok i got a lot of time was how much was i tell you. lennon will at the college and others around the world have been vandalized multiple times the walls made up of messages of support have been a key feature of the hong kong protests at simon fraser university in c

in australia, we had bush fires in queensland that were devastating. the first ever catastrophic conditions declared in queensland in winter. now they are having terrible fires in winter. we to share resourfire seasons california. we used to have them opposite times so we could share resources. that is harder and harder to do. the cost of the escalating climate crisis upon us now will only get worse if there is not dedicated action worldwide. what worries me is that change that's happening at a local level and state level that's now pushing governments around the world and obviously the youth strikes have been really important. young people that would prefer to be at school but they're getting out there saying we'll take leadership if we are not seeing leadership by the adults. for adults, it poets tuts the o us. . >> yes. all the signs they held up, they made their point. we appreciate your insights. amanda mckenzie. >> thanks for having me. . >> sure thing. as we have been reporting, saudi arabia said it would consider the attack on its oil facilitie

extinguish the blaze that sided on monday night in the coast town coastal town of harrigan beach in queensland a change in the weather has seen the number of fires burning in the state fall from 80 to 65. a major new retrospective of irish born british artist francis bacon will open in paris on wednesday the pompidou center will display 60 works produced by the painter during the last 2 decades of his career bacon's images often focus on human pain and his rawer distinctive style continues saying to creagh and in thrall art lovers about every pore some powers. francis bacon captured the wrongness of the human condition and used a striking palette to indulge his fascination with the body his paintings often represented doomed lovers or dwelled on death and new exhibition of paris's pompidou center shows how the british 20th century artists exploration of existence intensified in his later years is goal in his in his work that's to express life but when you express life when you are fascinated by life you have to deal with death because life and death are mixed to give or bacon had a reputation

pace of destruction by bushfires more than 100 have been burning for days in new south wales and queensland bones and property have been destroyed and fire crews are warning everyone to stay alert. flooding in southern spain has killed at least 6 people and triggered evacuation orders for thousands rivers burst their banks swamping homes and sweeping away parked cars days of rainfall in some areas has been described as the heaviest in more than a century i t 2 migrants rescued a week ago in the mediterranean sea by the ocean viking charity ship have been allowed to land on the island of lampedusa it is the 1st time in months that a rescue ship has been given permission to dock in an italian port after the previous government's ban the new government has promised promised a different approach a prime minister just said because he said several you countries agreed to accept the rescued migrants. it's called remain in mexico a new agreement between the mexican and u.s. governments on asylum seekers tens of thousands are stuck waiting to see if they'll be allowed to start a new life in the unit

seventy fires are burning across queensland and nearly 60 in the neighbouring state of new south waleseen on social media this week — police forces across the uk urging people to have a bag of essentials ready just in case an emergency situation strikes. the recommendations were part of annual preparedness month, but given this weeks' events in westminster, they've been met with a humorous reaction online, as jayne mccubbin has been finding out. it is impossible to avoid the sense of panic spreading from westminster, and just as the cabinet office was telling us on social media to get ready for brexit, emergency services across the land were firing out of this... and this... warning people to get an emergency grab ready. have you got a grab bag, sir? no. have you got a grab bag? what's a grab bag? it's a bag you pick up? yes, but with emergency gear in. first—aid kit? yes. bottle of water? batteries, torch. a radio, preferably wind—up. why a radio? if something really bad happens you need to keep in touch with the outside world, find out what's going on. you need a whistle. a whistle?

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bush fires are burning in 2 states in eastern australia at least 20 homes have been destroyed in queensland and new south wales where there's an intense drought fire fighters there don't expect any relief from the hot windy weather until wednesday warnings are being issued of a severe fire season ahead as the southern hemisphere heads into summer. for the record breaking heat waves in france killed 1435 people half of them 75 world health minister is busy in praise an awareness campaign for saving hundreds of lives compared to the major he wave 16 years ago preventative measures included free drinking water as france's highest ever temperatures of 46 degrees celsius was recorded in june. spanish rescuers have saved more than 30 refugees and migrants found floating in the atlantic ocean a pregnant woman and children were on board 3 dinghies adrift off the coast of africa they've been taken to gran canaria in the canary islands. how the centenary of an eye catching architectural movement is being celebrated in germany the bauhaus concept inspired modern art futuristic furniture even clos pala

fighters are still working to extinguish the blaze started on monday in the coastal town of beach in queensland across the border the fire crews in northern new south wales are fighting 3 large bush fires. behind the glitz and glamour of the famed new york fashion week industry experts are worried about the u.s. trade war with china they're warning terrorists will hurt their bottom line possibly the american economy al-jazeera as kristen salumi has more. models will pout but this year the drama at new york's fashion week is taking place after a runway where fashion designers are doing the math and discovering that president trump's 15 percent tariff on chinese imports does not add up to a profitable holiday season. nicole duke imports about $30000000.00 pieces from china a year for her fashion lines this is something that only china can do she's having a hard time finding an affordable alternative the question is is to retailers going to go up in their prices they're already complaining that business with amazon it's not great everybody wants less less less cheap cheap cheap the problem is capa

in queensland, the biggest threat is in a national park.0s has given birth to twin girls, in the indian state of andhra pradesh. mangayamma yaramati had undergone in—vitro fertilisation or ivf. she and her husband had first tried to have a baby nearly 60 years ago. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. looking more than a little bemused by all the attention, the proud father shows off his newborn children. sitarama rajarao is 82 years old, quite an age to be a first—time dad. his wife, the proud mother, is only a few years younger. she is still in hospital after undergoing a cesarean section. the couple had never been able to have children naturally, and had to use a donor egg to conceive. the first attempt she was pregnant, and that was really amazing for us. and from that time, we formed into teams, we formed three teams, one to look after her pregnancy, and one team to look after her nutritional needs, and another team to look after her general health. the new mother also means, in this case, a new grandmother as well. translation: i am ve

burning across the east of the country including one blaze that's out of control in the state of queensland 20 homes across the state have been destroyed by fire over the last 3 days no deaths have been reported but a 66 year old volunteer firefighter is in a critical condition in hospital conditions are not expected to ease for several more days and firefighters are warning the situation could worsen. still ahead this news hour declared textile that shape the 20th century our house is celebrated in a new museum 100 years after the influential school was founded and a new era ace world champion has been crowned there we'll have the details in school. except in the discussions police in cape town have struggled to reach instead of gallon by examining the headlines now under president putin russia is making a push to engage explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire but. it's almost 2nd nature and i also know what they see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. a new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship in the east problem

over 50 fires have been burning in queensland alone, while one blaze in new south wales has burned more0 hectares. no—one has died although at least 20 properties have been destroyed. officials say it is a sign of what may come in the next few months. spain's rafael nadal is attempting to win a 19th grand slam title of his career. he is playing russia's daniil medvedev in the us open men's singles final at flushing meadows. he took the first set 7—5 and is currently 5—3 up in the second set. the chaos and violence on the streets of hong kong shows no sign of stopping. the protests are now in their 14th straight week, and have continued despite hong kong's leadership finally meeting one of the protesters‘ key demands. on sunday, thousands marched peacefully on the us consulate in an effort to drum up support from washington. but there was violence within hours, with activists throwing rocks, smashing windows, starting street fires, and vandalising a metro station. joining me from hong kong is anson chan, former chief secretary of hong kong. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. fir

quite end of week and weekend for many locations now we do need a lot of rain here across parts of queensland and new south wales with the ongoing drought but on a forecast map here on friday we're going to be so you need rain at all also on saturday all the rain is going to be mostly towards the south temperature wise though for adelaide your temperatures are on the way up you can be seeing a touch of spring as we go toward saturday adelaide in 1000 degrees here on friday by the time we get towards saturday you can be seen about $25.00 degrees and the reason being is we have an area of high pressure and the northerly wind is going to bring the dry and also warmer air towards you so what we here towards city though unfortunately is going to be a little bit cooler. 1000 degrees there well for the northern south island of new zealand you do have a big weather system on the way too you can see it coming out of the tasman sea it's going to bring a lot of rain as well as winds towards christ church down here towards the south temptress you are on the way down we're going to see about 70 degrees he

were weakened by inbreeding and many fell victim to a virus about 50 fires continue to burn across queensland in new south wales and eastern australia about 20 homes have been destroyed and another 30 damaged favorable conditions on sunday helped slow down the pace of the destruction but crews remain on alert with ha so windy a weather forecast for the next 2 days fires have been burning across the states for more than a week destroying an estimated 55000 hectares of land we've been through. was unfeeling and jumped through over rain forest over the river and. always thought for a move or come up there it will never get across the river now a battle is underway for the survival of the largest forest of its kind in east africa kenya's government has a victim hundreds of thousands of settlers from the mal forest over the past 20 years as nicholas have reports and digitas people in the region say their homes are at risk and so is the area's very rare wildlife. deep in the mouth forest are people who communicate with honey. bees can sense our intentions explained secure macho to her nephew collec

time if you but we need the right that will help with the bush situation nice on the right into queensland townsville 25 celsius lysaght very radicals western parts or straight as well doubly way seeing temperatures in perth around 80 degrees celsius in the sunshine for abouts of sunshine making its way towards new zealand at the moment we've had some disturbed weather race in lay and that legacy of showers there in the process of pulling away price cars coming back in a warm one left across church on monday around 18 celsius the weather will sweep its way through clear through parts cars come back a bit temperatures not higher than around 40 degrees celsius meanwhile we see some wet weather into the eastern parts of japan recently as in the process of clearing away for tuesday. when say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. follow in their footsteps as they forge their way in the was. al-jazeera shares these personal journey it's. inspiring stories of people persevering on their chosen path. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. the arab. welcome back a quick look at

the last few days and couple weeks has been the while far as i have been burning across parts of queensland as well as new south wales now we are to a drought situation and the temperatures are on the rise many locations have actually lost water in some of the reservoirs making it very difficult to put out some of these uncontrollable bushfires tench was here on thursday we are looking at brisbane about $23.00 degrees there sydney at $25.00 and as we go towards the next couple days we do expect to see city dropping a front is pushing through giving a little bit of relief there but for britain it is going to be quite warm at 28 degrees well for the north in the south island of new zealand going to be seeing not too bad for you over the next few days particular up here towards the north island maybe a few clouds there as we go towards the rest of the week temperatures are actually coming up for christ church more clouds in the forecast though 18 degrees is expected high here but as we go towards friday it is going to be a little bit rainy windy and temperatures at 15 and of course for tokyo t

it's only the start of the fire season, but more than 140 bushfires are already raging across queenslandn to be hotter and stronger — and there's a reason behind the trend. this is crazy... this is my house on the corner. and a massive fire. what we're seeing now is fires starting in august, september, which is still effectively winter here, they are hotter and more intense and more fast moving and burning into areas that we wouldn't expect to see fires, like the edges of rainforests as well. as we go into spring and into summer, those conditions are going to be exacerbated by the increased temperatures, the dry atmospheres, which will mean that a lot of those areas, it won't take much for a fire to start and once it starts, they are going to be very difficult to control. and we'll be getting more on those fires from our correspondent in australia in the next hour. an employee injapan who wishes to remain anonymous, is taking his company to court for "pata—hara" or paternity harassment. he says he's been sidelined at work since taking paternity leave to look after his two sons. the pract

were weakened by inbreeding and many fell victim to a virus about 50 fires continue to burn across queensland in new south wales and eastern australia about 20 homes have been destroyed and another 30 damaged favorable conditions on sunday help slow down the pace of the destruction but crews remain on alert with hotter windy a weather forecast for the next 2 days fires have been burning across the states for more than a week destroying an estimated 55000 hectares of land we've just been through. was unfeeling and jumped through over rain forest over the river and. always thought for a movie come up there it will never get across the river and now a battle is underway for the survival of the largest forest of its kind in east africa kenya's government has evicted hundreds of thousands of settlers from the mal forest over the past 20 years and as nicholas hack reports indigenous people in the region say their homes are at risk and so is the area's rare wildlife. deep in the forest our people who communicate with honey. bees can sense our intentions explained secure macho to her nephew collect t

bush fires are burning in 2 states in eastern australia at least 20 homes have been destroyed in queensland and new south wales where there's an intense drought fire fighters there don't expect any relief from the hot windy weather until wednesday warnings are being issued of a severe fire season ahead as the southern hemisphere heads into summer or the record breaking heat waves in france killed 1435 people half of them 750.

melt away to stay so on the cool side but recovering by thursday and i just mashal was that for queensland. there was. this community and that is what i mean live to and believe in the moment to look for take a. on the one making want to win this is she worked with local women to solve the main problem plaguing their community was my own psyche problem action plan had been a priority and led the way in transforming into county into a success sam parting a woman to me is standing economy. women make change on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the deaths of 40 people at an afghan wedding adding to major concerns about security days out from the presidential election of the country the government says the army was targeting a taliban training base. the u.k. france and germany have backed the u.s. and blaming iran for a drone strike on saudi oil facilities and earlier this month the radian prime minister has not rwanda he denies the accusation. world leaders have been attending a climate change summit at the u.n. to try to prevent a global irreversi

in queensland, over 50 fires were burning on sunday.onal park — has been gutted by the flames. the number of deaths during a summer heatwave in france rose by 10%, according to data from the ministry of health. figures show there were 1,500 more deaths than usual injune and july, during which temperatures reached half of those who died were aged over 75. the health minister said that preventative measures had ensured that the rate was ten times lower than the same period in 2003, when almost 15,000 people — mainly elderly — died during a heatwave. thousands of pro—democracy activists have marched to the us consulate in hong kong to urge america to support their bid for political reform. some of them carried the us flag, the stars and stripes, and called for president trump to "liberate" the territory. china claims the united states is orchestrating the protests, which have been going on for three months. in theatre—land they call it "the half" — those precious 30 minutes before a performance begins. it's normally a private time but one

see some showers along the spells of my much needed rainfall here i wish i could say the same for queensland no rain in the forecast here if anything it will warm up over the next couple of days and temperatures in brisbane could touch with maybe 2627 by monday afternoon but further south because some rain there into victoria 13 celsius for melbourne just as some rain to into tasmania 9 degrees here now we're 23 in perth generally 5 and trial is looking generally fought in troy over the next couple of days for you zealand as we go on that in through the week a little more cloud just rolling through here eventually will see the rain pushing its way but not bad as we go through sunday 12 celsius in christ 70 by the time we come to monday and to the way we will see some wet weather creeping in but north are looking for a dry 16 celsius there for clinton the moment is lousy fog in try across much of japan across the korean peninsula but we have got this tropical system just lurking out in the open waters that could bring some wet weather into eastern parts of honshu for monday. rewind returns wi

authoritarianism from beijing to melanie duggan i'm just here on around 55 as a continuing to burn across queensland in new south wales in eastern australia about 20 homes have been destroyed another 30 have been damaged favorable conditions on sunday helped slow down the pace of the destruction but crews remain on alert with when dia weather forecasts for the next 2 days fires have been burning across the states for more than a week destroying an estimated 55000 hectares of land we've just been through so too was our own feeling and jumped through over rain forest over river and so fast i always thought off i'll never come up there it will never get across the river. a battle is underway for the survival of the largest forest of its kind in east africa kenya's government has evicted hundreds of thousands of settlers from the mao forest in the past 20 years as nicholas indigenous people in the region say their homes are at risk and so is the area life. deep in the forest are people who communicate with honeybees. can sense our intentions explained secure macho to her nephew collect the honey with a

prompting warnings of a sin verifier season as the southern hemisphere goes into summer fires in queensland and new south wales many of which are out of control have destroyed at least 20 properties arts of new south wales are in the grip of an intense drought and firefighters don't expect any relief from the hot windy weather until wednesday . and thousands of people have taken part in the country's 1st gay pride march and ended peacefully despite the online hate speech in conservative county rallies would provoke attacks more than a 1000 police officers were deployed to help prevent any trouble. as big has overcome rather russian. death in an epic 5 set match to claim his 4th u.s. open crown the spaniard had to dig deep eventually claiming victory 756-357-4664 brings the spaniard grand slam tally to 19 just one behind his great rival roger federer who holds the record and while the women have served up 4 different grand slam winners this season. doll federer and novak djokovic continue to. the centenary of an eye catching architectural movement is being celebrated in germany the house and

morning service a verifier season as the southern hemisphere goes into summer and the fires in queensland and new south wales many of which are out of control have destroyed at least 20 properties parts of new south wales are in the grip of intense drought and firefighters don't expect any relief from the hot windy weather until wednesday thousands of people have taken part in bosnia's 1st gay pride march and then it peacefully despite fears that online hate speech and counter rallies would provoke attacks more than a 1000 police officers were deployed for the event ambassadors from several western countries including britain france and the us joined the parade. lawyers and cattle farmers are being accused of destroying the rain forest in the amazonian area and. prosecutors say there aren't enough officials to stop them or lead america it was seen newman visited one country under threat. fransisco leave. as he's called lives in the heart of brazil's amazon rain forest. he's $61.00 but can still climb up a nasty tree in the blink of an eye the fruit is too green he says so he slides down w

pace of destruction by bushfires more than 100 have been burning for days in new south wales and queensland homes and property have been destroyed fire crews are warning everyone to stay alert. it's called remain in mexico the new agreement on asylum seekers between the governments of mexico and the u.s. tens of thousands of people are stuck waiting to see if they'll be allowed to start a new life in the united states include many children who are missing out on school but a classroom on wheels is coming to some as john hall reports from the border city of tijuana. a small team of volunteers in t. one are heading to one of the city's many migrant shelters with a unique service. you specially adapted school bus since january u.s. asylum seekers mainly from guatemala honduras don't sell the door been put back across into mexico while they wait between their cool days many have children and this new floating population could be stuck in border towns like the one for months . that's where this bus comes in it's been fitted out to give them education by n.g.o.s school books project so run progra

there for alice springs will see a few showers welcome shell's i suggest into southern parts of queensland and down into the southeast those temperatures started to pick up quite nicely some pleasant sunshine from melbourne a 90 degree celsius now well it's a present for new zealand over the next couple of days we've got the family a class waiting for picking up a southerly wind it's going to be cold they'll be some snow over the high ground and also to lower levels of that but a wet weather coming through here move on and also seeing some wet weather as well for tom it brightens up dries up a little as we go through thursday but staying cool wet and windy across the south island for a good part of the way we'll see some what about the grassy pushing towards japan as we go on through the week but for now is fine and dry. an ethiopian woman determined to tell the world a new story about her country our source. is the most beautiful thing we've got and i wish we can just realize that it just the fact that despite the challenges she became c.e.o. of tourism and head of ethiopia's land develop

again across a good part of australia this little area cloud here sliding through southern parts of queensland into northern areas of new south wales could actually thicken up enough to produce a few spots of rain is the high pressure is in charge so that means a lot of settled weather $22.00 celsius for adelaide and 19 in melbourne and also into sydney as we go through thursday on into friday march to see want to see showers just creeping into that eastern side of australia at that stage meanwhile have it was a west germany fought a dry here as well 20 celsius in perth getting up to around 29 in alice springs not quite the settled and sunny across new zealand at the moment we have got rain into the south all that and that'll make its way further north woods and east. an ethiopian woman determined to tell the world a new story about her country our. our humanity is the most beautiful thing we copped and i wish we can just realize that and just look at that despite the challenges she became c.e.o. of tourism and head of ethiopia's land development project my ethiopia just 0. hello again you're

is sunshine all the way a lot of sunshine to across australia the bushfires of course affecting queensland parts of new south wales snow somebody right in the forecast as we go through the next couple of days high pressure very much in charge here so it is going to keep it settled and sunny 21 celsius for praise been if it's around 88 in sydney and also into melbourne 21 there for adelaide so the temperature there for perth on wednesday afternoon as we go on into thursday i get on to the similar conditions as you can see pretty much bone dry everywhere 60 celsius for melbourne cloud and rain into tasmania which is making its way towards do sail and but for the time being is find dry and sunny. i can i mark my phone with my face you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification the biometrics are far from perfect a convenience and feeling infallibility comes at a cop's most crucially our privacy in the 4th of a 5 part series addresses the appropriation obama's personal characteristics all hail the al

struggling to contain more than 100 bush fires burning across 2 states more than 400 people from the queensland coastal area of her again beach being told to leave immediately as the fire spread quickly bushfires across the border in northern new south wales have destroyed at least 9 properties emergency services say the hot and windy conditions are unprecedented at this time of year. still ahead on al-jazeera they survived horror can darrien but the future is still on the thousands of displaced people in the bahamas. hello there still some very nice summer heat across eastern sections of europe but look at all this travel to distribute across central regions and also a swathe pushing in across the north and the northwest so not surprisingly this is where the rain is at the same time and the lower temperatures as well just $900.00 . and look at this 21 degrees in madrid that is about 10 degrees below the average for this time of year even the september very unsettled through the west a medical's the erik's pushing on tools and poles in the mix that was well and generally cloudy skies of that ra

australia i think we'll see normal service regime over the next couple days i said of the case of queensland for brisbane this weather system further south this quite intense area of low pressure that's going to continue rattling its way across will see temperatures around 12 or 13 for melbourne and also for hope some wet weather coming through here should be a little dry here is we go on into sunday but the showers never too far away midst attempt is picking up in hope about 15 degrees 10 degrees warmer than that for brisbane 25 celsius in a similar temperature there for perth much of australia does look fine and dry with some pleasant spells of sunshine some sunshine to into new zealand a cloud just starting to ease away brighter skies quiets weather just coming in over the next couple of days 11 for cries to a 48 in oakland this rain will make its way through as we go through sunday turning increasingly wet as you make our way into the weekend some increasingly wet weather also making its way towards the korean peninsula in the form of a typhoon ling-ling here we go pushing up into the se

homes and property firefighters a struggling to put out around 50 five's in new south wales and queensland despite favorable weather conditions 20 homes have been lost and almost 30 others damaged since the fires began early at this month we've just been through. was unfeeling in jumped through over rain forest over river and kerry always thought for a move or come up there it will never get across the river. the democratic republic of congo's former health minister has been accused of embezzling millions of dollars of public funds meant to tackle the ebola crisis but he said ledger only was planning to flee the country with 4.3 $1000000.00 something his lawyers denied him go resigned as health minister in july the country is struggling to contain the 2nd west abode outbreak in history or than 2000 people have died since august last year. well now to zimbabwe where dozens of doctors have marched to the country's biggest hospital demanding the release of a union leader. the zimbabwe hospital doctors association says its pro its president. was abducted on saturday he recently called for a pa

continues to dominate the weather might just catch one or 2 coastal showers around the eastern side of queensland but essentially it does look settled and no sign of any real rain over the next few days so the fire issues the fire problems they are set to persist into the southeast present sunshine coming into melbourne but some rain the tasmania. the new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship in the this problem that we have can we overcome it challenges here looks at the new democracy in ethiopia fast changing political landscape through the stories of food europeans simply this is my studio where i shoot the sitcom. my ethiopian on al-jazeera. you're watching out 0 time to recap headlines now nigeria is repatriating more than $600.00 of its citizens from south africa after we confinements that the tensions between the 2 countries at least 12 people were killed and more than 1000 shots vandalized in a series of attacks on foreign owned businesses a campaign pledge by the israeli prime minister to annex parts of the illegally occupied west bank has been widely condemned benyamin netanya

a good part of australia hot sunshine in fact just around the eastern side of the country into queensland we've got some a very hot weather early heat they're building into paris been for example different story further south this little area cloud that we have just around the australian else could even produce a little bit of snow as we go on through the next couple of days this is where it's windy some blustery weather into the southeast of australia just about getting up into double figures the hobart at 13 there for melbourne as we go on into sas stay cool off in melbourne who live in degrees celsius betty 9 celsius in fine and dry for perth. with a sponsor it's only. the big stores generate sounds of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives and you hold to account separating the spin from the facts. the misinformation from journalism how to care for. your words but some tough stuff has to be said some critics have to be listening post. and watching al-jazeera live from doha a recap of our top

are struggling to contain more than 100 fires burning across 2 states or than 400 people from the queensland town of breaking in beach have been told to leave immediately as the fires continue to move it pretty fast pace of fires across the border and northern new south wales have got at least 9 properties emergency services said hot and windy conditions are on precedented for this time of year. we got the headlines on al-jazeera u.k. prime minister boris johnson has suffered another blow on the floor of parliament a failed to get the 2 thirds majority needed to call a general election that leaves the country's banks a crisis in a stalemate as the house of commons goes into a 5 week suspension. the house can no choose it will not let anyone else. has to speak it knows your name is believed to be real the resolute decides only to be undecided determined to do the right the route the drift and say no the house will to adjourn south korea's military says north korea has fired 2 identified missiles into the sea just hours after it offered to resume the nuclear tate denuclearization talks with th

course they continue to cause problems they are a little further north of tokyo southern parts of queensland we're also talking northern areas of new south wales and there has been better conditions but no rainfall over the past few days we will see somewhat to weather pushing up towards that eastern seaboard as we go on through the next a day or 2 here's our latest band of cloud that's just rolling through the bite heading towards victoria where we will see some of the well combine for that i speak of here 14 celsius in melbourne then on monday further north we're seeing temperatures around 27 for sydney this wesa weather that's going to make its way further north was it will run out the great dividing range maybe even turning to snow for a time as it does for the can see some snow over some of these bushfires is that it's not just way further north has 27 in sydney turns into a 13 on shoes day after day so quite a big fall in temperatures here in some cool already tucking in behind melbourne higher than around 12 degrees we could do with some of that cooler air making its way up towards br

struggling to contain more than 100 bush fires burning across 2 states more than 400 people from the queensland coastal town of pregnant beach have been told they need to leave immediately as the fires continue to move at a fast pace which fires across the border and northern new south wales have gutted at least 9 properties emergency services say the hot and windy conditions are unprecedented for this time of year. there is a website al-jazeera talk keep it there for updates on all of the day's news and particular practice it's on the front page now and your headlines keep it or. recap the headlines now on al-jazeera u.k. prime minister boris johnson has suffered another blow on the floor of parliament he failed to get the 2 thirds majority needed to call a general election and leave the country's breck's a crisis in a stalemate as the house of commons goes into a 5 week suspension the house cannot choose it will not let anyone else. who says we did lose your way is believed to be reading the resolution decides only to be undecided determined to do the rather good food drink. and say no the ho

australia i think we'll see normal service regime over the next couple days i said of the case of queensland for brisbane this weather system further south this quite intense area of low pressure that's going to continue rattling its way across we'll see temperatures around 12 or 13 for melbourne and also for hobart some wet weather coming through here should be a little dry here is we go on into sunday with the showers never too far away midst attempt is picking up in hope about 15 degrees 10 degrees warmer than that for brace been 25 celsius in a similar temperature there for perth much of australia does look fine and dry with some pleasant spells of sunshine some sunshine to into new zealand a cloud just starting to ease away brighter skies quiets weather just coming in over the next couple of days 11 for christ to a 14 in oakland this rain will make its way through as we go through sunday turning increasingly wet as we make our way into the weekend some increasingly wet weather also making its way towards the korean peninsula in the form of a typhoon ling-ling here we go pushing up into

hello the horse and dry conditions continue across much of queensland the new south wales over a 100fires are burning and nothing in the weather truly levy a that we've got those hot dry conditions continuing very low humidity some clouds in sea skirting these coastal areas that even haven't seen much the rain showers it's the warm wednesday in hobart 20 celsius 19 in sydney and we've got 20 celsius in perth for the next couple of days maybe just a shower along will coastal areas that but we will see some rain pushing into hobart so brings the temperature down quite breezy as well so high the of just 16 degrees celsius then across tools new zealand the cloud is clearing quite quickly away from the north island so as we go through wednesday both auctions and crys churchy cities nice sunshine and in fact as we head off into thursday the rain beginning to push in but no rain actually pushing into the city and in fact a woman's day ahead of us system with a high of 18 degrees then we head up towards japan it is still clear up times that in tokyo in the wake of that recent typhoon the rai