australians can visit new zealand before they can visit queensland.o talk about this number that is there and not there, money that is supposed to be raised and might not be. bond curves ,lattening or -- flatteners because they will be a reevaluation of how much money australia needs. the comes to the story coming under pressure from his calculating the size of the job rescue package by $40 billion u.s. what is being said? paul: miscalculation is an understatement. this is the job keeper plan which subsidized employers to keep workers during the shutdown. the initial cost was $5 billion u.s., now it is $46 billion. the government says it is because people felt out the forms wrong. the treasurer says this is good news because the budget will not come under so much pressure. but the opposition says that is a huge bungle. how can you make a mistake a big? they want the treasurer in front of the senate committee to answer questions and examine government spending and expenses. the treasurer called this political point scoring and scott morrison says the p

in fact as we go on into chews day the showers maybe even pushing a little further inland into queensland so some useful rainfall even getting into the outback there we are going to see what it says showers just pushing across the bike just rolling towards adelaide towards the fossil face of victoria but for most it is going to be dry and fine it's a case to across the other side of the country perth around 19 celsius and we'll see similar temperatures in all clunes new zealand generate sat fair also wanted to show has been nothing much to speak of so i was a little more extensive across northern parts of asia we got some wetter weather just fading across the south of japan we're going to see some more wet weather just making its way across the korean peninsula quite heavy this could see some a localized flooding from time to time the low make its way further east was for the middle of that week. they 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 journeys. inspiring stories of p

we will see some errors a competently across queensland for the next couple of days tending to increaseas the day goes on and all these shuttles again through coast as new south wales and right there at the coast into queensland as well 21 is a high in sydney said fairly pretty nice in the sunshine a bit cooler across the 17 in melbourne wanted to passing showers into sunday but by monday it should be a fine dry day 17 degrees and i will say fine and dry across new zealand what we will see the articles west australia is this we've got this fund which is sliding through nobody is that being there for rain across the west that you know into perth but it will cool things down 19 is a high few on monday and then up into asia not a bad day generally on sunday across into much of japan one to shout was a warm day in tokyo the high of 26 but as you can see plenty of rain elsewhere some very heavy rain pushing in the southerners a time this is the remnants of what was typhoon the tropical storm. that will continue to bring the rain but it will actually pulse to the east of taiwan but very unset

streaming across much of the north we are going to see some heavy rain here particularly through queensland meanwhile across the new south wales just sitting off the coast there a fairly vigorous storm system some strong winds plenty of rain making things feel much cooler just 14 in melbourne 60 degrees in sydney not a bad day friday across much of new zealand temp is not too bad either 18 degrees in christchurch and fine and dry in perth on friday also on saturday a very warm day there is some rain on the way i'll show you in just a moment but meanwhile some very heavy rain throughout much of the queensland as i say resist. on the way towards the far southwest that means by sunday time it does it down i will see rain for that a few days after that. but . with no guaranteed paid sick leave millions of americans are forced to choose between work and health i don't use my leave to get my mammogram and use my leave to care for my mother as the coronavirus brings employment laws into focus fold lines examines the human cost of losing business before he. can i say see fallen behind people get si

doctor grant hamilton from queensland university of technology is also using drones to monitor koalasalgorithm to automatically detect animals in the outback using computer vision. 0n the right—hand side we have the artificial intelligence algorithm working and on the left—hand side we have the thermal imagery. it's a koala. initially it was falsely detecting kangaroos, for example, as koalas. we were even detecting humans and even hot car bonnets. but that's the whole point that you go back and you retrain the algorithm. so the algorithm gets better and better and better, to the point now where we are better than humans at detecting koalas. so we're now going to work with and institutions to take the datasets and algorithms they have started to develop, layer it over our technology, which enables us to do these surveys at night in the field and get real—time data back. and that's the key. someone who knows a thing or two about the state of australian animals is doctor michael payne. when i first started here 20 years ago we admitted just three koalas in the whole year and last year w

australia's most populous state new south wales which includes sydney as schools also we opened in queensland pacific toria plants and students back in stages early june australia has recorded 7000 covert infections and 102 deaths from afghan president bush has promised to release up to 2000 taliban prisoners as a goodwill gesture his statement came after the insurgents offered a 3 day cease fire during the holiday he also urged the taliban to free afghan security personnel. the white house is imposing travel restrictions on brazil starting may 28th foreign nationals will be banned from entering the u.s. if they've been in brazil 2 weeks prior to travel brazil's number of coronavirus cases is now the world's 2nd highest president jabal scenario has opposed the pandemic guidelines used in other countries saying the economy comes 1st. the least rarely seen in among us. and his supporters like it that way the compared with most world leaders will so narrow has not been taking the coronavirus pandemic as seriously as he takes the economy. and figures published by the country's health ministry sho

school in australia's most populous state new south wales which sydney schools have reopened in queensland as well the city of toria plans to send students back in stages to early june australia has recorded 7000 covert infections in 102 deaths. then human and yahoo is become the 1st sitting israeli prime minister to go on trial iran is at the courthouse and gruesome to face charges of fraud breach of cross and bribery this comes just days after he began his sister in office. and for the 1st time in months catholics gathered in sing peter's square at the vatican for a traditional papal blessing francis has been delivering his message from inside the apostolic library during that he took the chance to wave to the well spaced crowds in the square after sunday's plus it's. pretty. long kong security chief has said that terrorism is on the rise in the city and that a new national security laws needed to safeguard on kong's prosperity and stability thousands took to the streets to protest beijing's plans. to impose the new national security law on the former british colony would bypass on consu

in fact as we go on into choose to the showers maybe even pushing a little further inland into queensland so some useful rainfall even getting into the outback there we are going to see what it says showers just pushing across the bike just rolling towards adelaide towards the fossil face of victoria but the most it is going to be dry and fine it's a case to across the other side of the country perth around 19 celsius and temperatures in all clint there's even generates that fair she also wanted to show has been nothing much to speak of so i was a little more extensive across northern parts of asia because some wetter weather just fading across the south of japan we're going to see some more wet weather just making its way across the korean peninsula quite heavy this could see some a localized flooding from time to time a low make its way further east was for the middle of that week. portrays of one of the world's oldest cities seen through the eyes of those who know it best they see their city of kissing in the few. al-jazeera world goes on the road with palestinian taxi drivers living a

you are fine, and the right state, but what if you are in queensland or south australia or western australia been left up to the individual states to make decisions about when to ease restrictions. new south wales, queensland, the act, the australian capital territory, the northern territory, the northern territory, they are reopening today or easing the restrictions today. western australia, tasmania, for example, they are starting on monday. restrictions on victoria however, they will be eased at the end of the month. thank you very much indeed. the message that if things turn for the worse, they will shut them again. you are watching bbc news, faithfully with us. you are watching bbc news. the headlines this hour: 35 babies born to surrogate mothers are stranded in ukraine, due to coronavirus restictions, preventing their biological parents from picking them up. aid workers in yemen say there has been a dramatic rise in the number of people dying with coronavirus—like symptoms. every year millions of muslims fast for the holy month of ramadan, not eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset

and in the sports news which will hear from the queensland reds rugby team after 3 of their players over a pay dispute. british prime minister boris johnson is facing condemnation from the public the opposition and even from within his own party for defending his top advisor they have been growing calls for dominick cummings to quit or to be sacked that's after it emerged he drove 400 kilometers to his parents' house when britain was under a strict lockdown and whilst showing symptoms of the coronavirus our correspondent needs parker joins us live from the house of commons there in central london so needs an awful lot of anger and it's kind of getting outside the westminster bubble as well. of course this is goes way beyond the westminster bubble this isn't simply the story about war this is about trust and faith in government to government that laid down rules and regulations that required people to be disciplined required self-sacrifice of people and our people are questioning well look what was it all for given that perhaps senior officials close to the prime minister close to the gov

a few showers may be on the queensland coast. the nexus some, on its way in. as windy by far -- the next system, on its way in. not as windy by far. now, running at slowly northward, rayna still -- rain is still the story, less so the wind. it is growing into an area of rain, which is pretty widespread , but it will concentrate. japan, you have a fine couple of days. tokyo, it is starting to warm up. toward thes running yellow sea and eventually the caribbean peninsula. in the meantime, it is chinaa that is what. -- that is wet. ♪ >> german chancellor, angela merkel, has announced far-reaching methods to loosen the country's lockdown. football matches will return behind closed doors next week, and hotels and restaurants in some areas will reopen. spain's parliament extended the state of emergency until the 24th of may, controlling its people's movements as it gradually relaxes the lockdown. mike pompeo blames china for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people worldwide as the number of deaths in the u.s. approaches 73,000. migrant workers in india who wer

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these showers just creeping up the east coast of new south wales and onto the far southeast of queenslandout across the west, it is warm and dry and nice for a high of 20 degrees celsius. one or two showers into honshu. stay dry in tokyo. clear skies and warm air into beijing with 30 celsius and showers across areas of china. feeling a little bit humid in hong kong with a high of 29. on thursday once again developing through the central areas and bringing the showers across into shanghai. >> paying the price for his political maneuvering. now, desperate for american recognition. >> totally and absolutely denounce >>. how did the plo find strength and support from their only lifeline? palestinians living in the occupied territory, chronicling the story of a struggle for palestinian homeland. on, history of a revolution, al jazeera. ♪ maryam: welcome back. a look at the headlines paid a leading member of the u.s. coronavirus is calling on states not to rush to lift restrictions , warning of serious consequences, including needless deaths. dr. anthony fauci saying ignoring guidelines could r

the significant rain in quee nsland, mostly tropical queensland, but nothing in perth.t well far as canberra sunday. temperatures around the 14 mark. significant rain in china, southern china. thunderstorms showing up here. not so much in japan. japan remains relatively quiet. cloudy, a little bit of rain. but flooding seems likely from hong kong east through taiwan. the bulk of mainland china is looking fairly fine by friday and saturday. rain is returning to beijing. temperature still up around the 24 mark. warmer, but sound. ♪ ♪ host: a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. china says it will impose a new national purity law on hong kong after months of often violent demonstrations. the planned legislation would strengthen the state's enforcement power. at least 84 people have been killed by the most powerful cyclone to hit eastern india and bangladesh in a decade. millions are without power. and president trump is pulling the u.s. out of the open skies treaty, whichchina says it willw national purity law on hong kong after months lets governments fly surveillan

and in the scorpios chill we'll hear from the queensland reds rugby team after 3 of the players walked out over pay dispute. now many people with disabilities are facing greater difficulty because of the pandemic charities in the u.k. press and the government for more help they say the lockdown has increased people's fear of isolation and many are worried they won't get the right treatment if they become ill has emma heywood. elsa has been self isolating since the beginning of march so makes the most of being in the garden she has severe rheumatoid arthritis and is in constant pain the drugs she takes suppress the immune system so she was told to stay at home for 12 weeks to shield herself and waiting to go back on to a drug that i've been on before. but if i had been. if covert had been around i would have been dealing with this at an early stage but i know that my consultant has been on the cambridge front line so i didn't want to bother him disability groups say worries about health and accessing services are being felt more acutely during the town and many people are struggling beh

. ♪ ♪ showers are returning to the coast of new south wales and queensland, but not doing much inlandlowing a front to come through, they don't make much progress, and in the next 24 hours it is sunshine. nor the lead breeze warms up adelaide to 22 melbourne 19. action through perth, a storm a few hours. the storm system largely underwater now, wind dying down, perth 19 degrees, the wind heading northeast, affecting adelaide, probably victoria and tasmania. the temperatures will drop when that wind hits you. japan looking pretty, but a rainmaker coming in, the rain still to develop. the first system in the ocean, the next one in china, dredging right up to the north and heading toward beijing. the whole system developing and edging eastward. clouds,ebt to 20 with shanghai, incoming rain, friday looks fine, but saturday and sunday both rainy days, not humid but middle 20's and probably feels pleasant. ♪ ♪ barbara: welcome back. the top stories on al jazeera, u.s. president donald trump leaves washington for the first time in weeks. protective gear factory in arizona happened as a forme

dr grant hamilton from queensland university of technology is also using drones to monitor koalas.tically detect animals in the outback using computer vision. 0n the right—hand side, we have the artificial intelligence algorithm working and on the left—hand side we have the thermal imagery. it's a koala. initially, it was falsely detecting kangaroos, for example, as koalas. we were even detecting humans, and even hot car bonnets. but that's the whole point that you go back and you retrain the algorithm. so the algorithm gets better and better and better to the point now we're better than humans are at detecting koalas. all of the algorithms that have been developed to date is processing back at a university, so there's no in—field processing. so we're now going to work with the universities and the institutions, take their datasets and algorithms that they've started to develop, layer it over our technology, which enables us to do these surveys at night in the field and get real—time data back. and that's the key. someone who knows a thing or two about the state of australian anima

showers are turning to the coast of new south wales and queensland but they're not doing much inlandnow that's going to along the front coming through the bike that this time of the year they don't make much progress i have to say and in the next 24 hours it's sunshine with that northerly breeze it warms up in adelaide 22 and it's rather better in melbourne to about 19 the action has been through perth with a stormy few hours now that storm system is largely over the water now winds are dying down perced back in the sunshine 19 degrees with those strong winds would of course come east and affect some processes trade it was a adelaide and probably across victoria and tasmania a windy day the temps will eventually drop and that wind. japan talking nice and pretty the moment better rain may be coming in but the main rain is still to develop 1st oms got out into the next one in enchanters not just to science this is right up to the north and is heading towards beijing so the whole lot is developing in edging eastwards beijing's temp has come down to 20 with the cloud coming over the top

showers are returning to the coast of new south wales and queensland but they're not doing much in land now that's going to rely on the front coming through the bike that this time of the year they don't make much progress i have to say and in the next 24 hours it's sunshine with that northerly breeze it warmed up in adelaide 22 and it's rather better in melbourne to about 19 the action has been through perth with a stormy few hours now that storm system is largely over the water now winds are dying down purse back in the sunshine 19 degrees for those strong winds would of course come east and affect some processes trace was a adelaide and probably across victoria and tasmania a windy day the temps will eventually drop and that wind. japan talking are some pretty the moment better rain may be coming in but the main rain is still to develop 1st tom's got out into the ocean next one in and charters not just decisis right up to the north and that is heading towards beijing so the whole lot is developing in edging east towards beijing as temperatures come down to 20 with the cloud coming ov

will run their way into the coastal fringes of new south wales pushing north of the border into queensland and more of the same as we go on into monday those showers just extending a little further north was at this stage 19 celsius in melbourne 21 in sydney was cool as it has been recently nice in new zealand but lousy dry here wellington with a high of 50 degrees. on county mcauliffe they're rich in resources but some opec nations are struggling to make any money right now. but it also could be oil prices crash we are winning the green economy needs a lot plus spoils biggest player moving in on a little piece of northeast england. counting the cost on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now brazil's health minister has quit after less than a month on the job nelson is the 2nd health minister to leave the post after criticizing president are all smiles handling at the pens and. more than 6000000 people in santiago are in lockdown after infection surge crossed chile's capital over the past 2 weeks under

got this because shield of cloud which has been producing some useful rainfall across parts of queensland and indeed into northern territory still some lobby downpours here as we go through saturday still want to see blustery showers the into the southeast as we go i wanted to send stay as well but somewhat dry and brought to us we go towards the weekend meanwhile i was also west 27 celsius there in perth on saturday make the most of it because this next system is rolling through this is well it'll be the remains of tropical cyclone a mango which will make its way into work doubly way as we go through sunday session damaging winds large seas rip tide said something to watch out for some other weather to making its way into new zealand as that system pushes across the tasman as we go through the 2nd half of the week and meanwhile into edge of pan here it is lossy fine and dry we got this streak of cloud which stretches all the way back into southern china should dry up as we go on through the next couple of days for southern parts of china temperatures in hong kong around 31 degrees. on co

southeast what we will possibly say of the next couple days is the showers increasing that coast of queensland pushing into cape openings and cheese day 28 in cannes of the chance of a few showers so quite plastered across tasmania some rain in the 4 calls for you as well but all the while is fine and dry in perth with a high on cheese day of 24. rewind continues here bringing people back to life i'm sorry we can't tell you from the best of al-jazeera document. it's in the liver i was told that the no i like any other student rewind continues quick shake my neighborhood is like screaming kids are so closed we want to leave. my ultimate goal would be to do something very big for the police in your case to rewind on al-jazeera. relief. or. how to get you what you are there a reminder about top stories this hour and libya's un recognized government is promising to retaliate tough to force its goal to the warlords and for have to attack the capitals only function the airports at least 3 civilians were killed in nearby residential area. hundreds of protesters are marching through hong kong's shoppi

portions of new south wales and just beginning to creep up the coast and portions of fall southeast of queensland meanwhile we have got more rain showers into the south island of new zealand but it's fine and dry out across the west 26 ounces in perth on thursday by friday a little bit cooler more of an onshore flow but it should stay dry and then it's a fairly cloudy picture really across much of the southeast finally a drying to cross and a high bar where the high have 17 celsius. beleaguered out of 5 paying the price for his political maneuvering in the middle east now desperate for american recognition good technique and absolutely denounce. this studies how did the p.l.o. find strength and support from their only lifeline oppressed palestinians living in the occupied territories chronicling the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian homeland p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera remind of our top stories this hour and afghanistan's president has ordered the military to resume attacks against taliban and other groups but after dozens of people wer

of diving down towards tasmania so most of the strainer is still fine few showers maybe on the queenslandcoast the rain is largely gone from perth still there in the south the next system is on its way in not as windy by far and i most of that when the weather is staying out of the water for the next fronts coming in for friday so you got to iraq here now running slowly north was different season of course but rain is still something of a story less so the strong winds you see of fast amount of cloud of china north and south as it's developing it's growing into an area of rain which is pretty widespread but it will concentrate it's not like it's ahead towards japan the next couple of days you've got a fine couple of days only 20 degrees in tokyo should be and could be better and he started to warm up on friday 23 degrees but this rain has got itself as ring outs for this part of eastern charter was the yellow sea eventually korean peninsula but in the meantime it's china is wet. poll finds were time to turn up the volume on the untold story small way you don't know to examine the u.s. and

rain across into the north on where the jobs of course is so prevalent break out disguised much of queensland and then this mess you can see here this is all part and parcel of tropical cyclone manga that will actually work its way on shore throughout sunday through monday it will still be lingering some strong winds along these coastal areas heavy amounts the rain although it will just be a minimum strength tropical storm as it actually comes on shore but the rain still continuing close to sydney with a cool 580. it can bring your people back to life i'm sorry what. was the book. like and the other still green line continues with spirit. of law and the bad guys behind bars so many people have gone to jail as a result of my work rewind on al-jazeera. the. back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera brazil has overtaken russia now has the 2nd highest number of coronavirus cases after the united states confirmed infections are now above 330000 the death toll is more than $21.00 experts say the total could be higher because of lack of testing. libya's internationally recognized governmen

some showers there standing right into the interior getting into the australian outback there for queensland so what's the weather also just edging its way to northern parts of western australia feeding into the central part as we go on through the next day i'll say that wet weather that we have into the southeast breaking the hate head the temperatures falling back to around 16 celsius as we go on through the next day or so wet and windy weather driving through tasmania but stays laws you dry it a little cloudy site there for new zealand now we got some rather cloudy weather making its way across the korean peninsula heading through japan some showers longer spells of rain pulling away bright skies will come back in behind it temperatures will gradually recover so tokyo will struggle to get to around 21 celsius on shoes day there 25 on wednesday still a few showers in play at that stage warming of course northern china and still rather wet to the far south. when a military coup. who overthrew chile's marxist president when stadiums became prisons and the hunter's sole objective was absolute

as well circulating but at the start of the weekend and there were showers will rain in truckle queensland. but. the promise of peace in the middle east and not. be enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle . now more than 40 years after to stablish mint how far as the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian home p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. the move . forward. the end welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories a powerful psycho and has started dumping rain on bangladesh in india's eastern coast in india cyclon on porn is expected to make landfall within the next few hours with winds of up to 175 kilometers per hour may bring bangladesh is attempting to evacuate $2200000.00 people to safety the country's on its highest level of alert to 1200000 rohingya refugees in cox's b'soxee have been asked to stay inside until the cycle and it's the end an election is underway in burundi despite the risk of coronavirus voter

the queens land state government treasurer said may be the state of queensland is going to put in a bidn as well. the queensland investment corporation is not ready to get its offer in by the end of the day, so it looks like they will bow out. all eight parties signed nondisclosure agreements. delight in ans email statement that all is going well. the binding offer is due by june 12. haslinda: is it somewhat surprising that there is so much strong interest? paul: it does seem a bit surprising. even before the virus, virgin australia was losing money. when the planes could no longer fly, it was overwhelmed by the more than $4 billion in debt it was carrying. along with the virus, they think they can restructure virgin australia and make it work. there are some appeals to the aussie market. it is a duopoly. the only competitor is qantas. there is no other viable options on that group like a high-speed train to cover a 1000 kilometer distance. australia is coming through the virus better than other countries. it will boil down to what the creditors have to say, because they are owed $1.4 b

of diving down towards tasmania so most of the strainer is still fine few showers maybe on the queensland coast the rain is largely gone from perth but still there in the south the next system is on its way in not as windy by far no most of that when the weather is staying out of the water but the next front coming in for friday so you've got to in a row here now are running slowly north was different season of course but rain is still something of a story less so the strong winds you see of fast amount of cloud over china north and south as it's developing it's growing into an area of rain which is pretty widespread but it will concentrate it's not like it's ahead towards japan the next couple of days you've got a fine couple of days only 20 degrees in tokyo should be and could be better and he started to warm up on friday $23.00 degrees but this rain has got itself as ring outs for this part of eastern charter was the yellow sea and eventually korean peninsula but in the meantime it's china that's where it. as italy went into lockdown people in power are asked to filmmakers to document

when the sun comes out by day it's quite a strong wind running up the coast of new south wales and queensland bringing a bit of rain maybe a few showers little bit inland temperatures starting to rise a little bit in sydney but it's only 20 and disappointing you doing better in person but you've come down to only $22.00. he's polite deals grassroots activists and polished speech in its full lines takes you inside the battle for the democratic party. and asks if its base is too polarized to take home the white house there's a generational divide that's the real you might ironically see the outsider mantle to the most corrupt incumbent president ever who claims america's divided democrats on ounces era. this is al jazeera let's recap the top stories right now president donald trump is ignoring the advice of his top and factious disease expert he wants the u.s. economy up and running as soon as possible. task force member dr anthony fauci though says rushing to reopen could lead to needless to. his war and the coronavirus may never go away and could become endemic like hiv but it also says an ef

complete contrast of course from different season we've got showers streaming out through southern queensland and bridges been the coast of new south wales seems like nothing like has stalled this is case a few days ago in fact that thing is that little system producing rain for the northbound using new zealand the marquis effect produced rust miserable couple days or what and even christ church that's for straight here when i just walked out of the way when perth was getting wet so you got a wet friday a bit of dry air if breezy saturday temporally 17 degrees that rain is going to cross the parts a frontal system is heading towards adelaide moving some welcome right into that part of south australia but not much. of. a community decimated by can say fights for their true feelings has cancer by knowing that someone that lives here that has cancer lines exposes you students can see class day these are the 100000 properties that have gone contamination and then it is about home in a community that just safely keep them down no helpless we are really really tight full lines on al-jazeera. or. th

can be fine and dry of a few showers just around the fall north of australia northern parts of queensland just around the top and i would say as a west will start to see a little bit more cloud apps and ryan just pushing its way into western parts of w.a. and we got some cloud and rain just sliding out of central china at them i'm at will make its way towards the korean peninsula to the north of that still very much on the hot side basing still around $34.00 celsius for the time being the weather will east room of the china sea the yellow sea pushing over towards south korea through q southern parts of honshu had that ok fine and dry 26 celsius still see some wet weather into central and southern parts of china all the way through to something. on counting in hosp and ends of biblical proportions the coronavirus is at the end of the global economy so what does that mean for supplies plus grants or loans as italy and spain easter lockdowns come even greater tolerance the trillion euro rescue. counting the cost on al-jazeera. every generation has a higher purpose. hours straight. the . fell

a windy day in hobart with a chance of showers and then more rain becoming fairly widespread 3 queensland and new south wales but 25 in sydney. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power developing to the basement companies power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and in farmington shelled energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future. the all the all the world. they're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories in israel in a high profile case a jewish settler has been found guilty of an arson attack in 2015 which killed a palestinian toddler and his parents and the family died after the man fire bombed their home in the village of duma. in hong kong 15 anti-government protesters appearing chords charge over last year's mass rallies a group was arrested in april accused of helping to organize protests which were banned by th

some showers there extending right into the interior getting into the australian outback there for queensland some wet weather also just edging its way to northern parts of western australia feeding into the central part as we go on through the next day i'll say that wet weather that we have into the southeast breaking the hate head the temperatures falling back to around 16 celsius as we go on through the next day or so wet and windy weather driving through tasmania but stays laws you dry it a little cloudy site there for new zealand now we got some rather cloudy weather making its way across the korean peninsula heading through japan some showers longer spells of frank pulling away bright skies will come back in behind it temperatures will gradually recover so tokyo will struggle to get to around 21 celsius on shoes day there 25 on wednesday still a few showers in play at that stage warm enough across northern china and still rather wet to the far south. but. when a military coup overthrew chile's marxist president one stadium's became prisms and the hunter's cell objective was. salut contr

up a disappearing slowly eastwards you see the significant rain up in queens and mostly tropical queensland but nothing much in perth it's cooling down a little bit but at 27 who's going to complain now the forecast the camber indicates those showers might well make it in that as far as camera for sunday but beyond that it because of the content has to run about the 14 mark significant rain in china southern china thunderstorm showing up here not so much in japan japan remains relatively quiet cloudy little bit of rain but not much this is significant there flooding seems likely from hong kong east research taiwan the bulk of mainland china are cheesed looking fairly fine by the time we get into friday or even saturday but rain is returning to beijing makes no difference the temperature is still up around the 24 back and warm. from. the 1st hand glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump we are fighting the fake tears fake phony the enemy of the be blown through the eyes of a federal white house correspondent what do you base your legs only sales are down the

australia where we say some rather cold weather recently across a good part of australia sent me into queensland's seem some i'm a wreck cold stumbling a race and the temperatures in brisbane struggled to reach as 17.9 celsius on friday afternoon that's going to move up a little as we go through the next couple days but no great shakes still blustery down to the southeast of this area of low pressure swirling away so we will see want to coastal showers up towards sydney 18 celsius in sydney $21.00 in brisbane soko enough further west we're keeping an eye on tropical side claim manga that's going to bring some very wet and windy weather into western parts of australia. on counting the cost of brazil's health an economic crisis made worse by its president no longer recession proof more than $1000000.00 health care jobs have been lost in the u.s. at angle of our course 500000000000 euro plan to save the european union. county the cost on al-jazeera. be the heroes the world needs. washing. they're watching out to see a time to recap our headlines now china has reported no new coronavirus cases for the

melbourne well this isn't as i threw the coastal areas of new south wales pushing up into coastal as a queensland as well because it's a dry across both islands of new zealand savages and not bad 14 celsius perhaps in wellington and christchurch not a bad day saturday there across into perth with a high of 23 mostly dry i just wanted to put some pieces of a cloud and then a similar story really across much of the same. piece of australian fine you draw a spell a couple of days in to 16 degrees celsius is a high now a little bit cooler into as a japan and this is why the clouds and the rain pushing in some very heavy amounts of rain as you can see working their way through the 1st of all mostly fine across much of the korean peninsula but that rain training all the way down into southern areas of china it does begin to kidded about that on sunday more rain though still across these areas of south and the west but it's an improving picture across much of japan but the area we're watching is this we're going to see more rain pushing into taiwan and that is courtesy of the tropical storm which is pus

rain on hoping is certainly worthwhile and it certainly looks interesting for new south wales and queensland where asked further west in perth for example we're talking about steady dry weather at $22.00 degrees and where you might expect these fronts to go across into new zealand well it might be a bit breezy in the far other wise it's pretty quiet. but. when a military coup overthrew chile's marxist president one stadium's became prisms and the hunter's sole objective was absolute control. publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode 4 of football rebels expose the life of carlos katz celie. the footballer whose personal stories swayed of votes that altered the history of his country carlos caselli and the demise of i ended a on al-jazeera. the earth the e.u. . welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera mistletoes from minister has resigned after months of pressure over the matter allegations thomas to bonnie's coalition fell apart in parliament last monday and he was asked to step down by the end of this week to make way for a new government. donald trump is threatening to permanently

notable absentees, the queensland government, the iron ore magnate, and brookfield has also said to beh the process. interglobe holds the largest taken india's indigo airlines not on the list. the next round will start next week and we should have final provision due on june 12. shery: paul allen the latest from sydney. we have a major interview coming up later today. the malaysian opposition leader joins us exclusively at 1:30 p.m. in sydney, 11:30 a.m. in hong kong. that is 11:30 p.m. in new york. don't miss it. we will have plenty more to come on daybreak: asia, including the chairman of the federation of hong kong industries and exclusive interview. plus, sarah tan. daybreak: asia is ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a very good morning. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. we are counting you down to the start of trading. shery: welcome to "daybreak asia ." asian markets set to rise amid positive signs for an experimental vaccine. oil rises to pre-lockdown levels with china's demand all but recovered. softbank loses aliens of start up --

in my homestate of queensland, australia, 14 of the 15 newspapers in this state are owned by the murdoch allow a diversity of opinion. i'm unapologetic of taking the argument up to the murdoch empire in the u.s., australia and the uk. i noticed very few people have the guts to do this because -- there's a reason for that. you know that as soon as you take up the fight against murdoch, that they will attack you and go after you personally. >> so what do you do? you just brush it off? shrug it off? >> well, yeah, i have fairly broad shoulders. if you lost a general election and cease to be prime minister in part -- not that whole but in part because of the tactics of the murdoch media empire, then you accumulate a fair bit of scar tissue over time. but what i would say to -- what i'd say to progressive politics around the united states as well as the united kingdom and elsewhere, the thing about bullies, that's how the murdoch empire behaves. look at the story of roger ailes, at the helm of this fox empire for years and years. the thing about bullies, if you don't stand up to them, they ju

rain across into the north on where the jobs of course is so prevalent break out disguised much of queensland and then this mess you can see here this is all part and parcel of tropical cyclone monga that will actually work its way on shore throughout sunday through monday it will still be lingering some strong winds along these coastal areas heavy amounts the rain although it will just be a minimum strength tropical storm as it actually comes on shore but the rain still continuing close to sydney with a cool 580. al-jazeera . hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thanks for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes brazil's accelerating coronavirus crisis infections continue to climb but the real scale of the outbreak is far from clear. as rescue.

up a disappearing slowly eastwards you see the significant rain up in queens and mostly tropical queensland but nothing much in perth it's cooling down a little bit but at $27.00 who's going to complain now the forecast the camber indicates those showers might well make it in that as far as camera for sunday but beyond that a case of a contentious to run about 14 mark significant rain in china southern china thunderstorm showing up here not so much in japan japan remains relatively quiet little bit of rain but not much this is significant there flooding seems likely from hong kong east was through taiwan for the bulk of mainland china looking fairly fine by the time we get into friday or even saturday but rain is returning to beijing makes no difference the temperature is to appear around the 24 back and warm. 0. 0 this is the news hour live from london coming up. anger in hong kong china proposes tough new national security laws in the city. more than 80 dead after a powerful psycho devastates coastal villages in eastern india and bangladesh.

this because she would have cloud which had been producing some useful rainfall across the pos of queensland and indeed into northern territory still some lobby downpours here as we go through saturday still want to see blustery showers the into the southeast as we go i wanted to send stay as well but somewhat dry and brought to us we go towards the weekend may well have it's also west $27.00 celsius there in perth on sas they make the most of it because this next system is rolling through this is well it'll be the remains of tropical side plan a mango which will make its way into what way as we go through sunday session damaging winds large season rip tide said something to watch out for some other weather to making its way into new zealand as that system pushes across the tasman as we go through the 2nd half of the weekend meanwhile in sewage upin here it is lossy fine and dry we've got this streak of cloud with stretches all the way back into southern china should dry up as we go on through the next couple of days for southern parts of china temperatures in hong kong around $31.00 degrees

can be fine and dry of a few showers just around the fall north of australia northern parts of queensland just around the top and i was also west will start to see a little bit more cloud apps and ryan just pushing its way into western parts of w.a. and we got some cloud and rain just sliding out to central china at the moment that will make its way towards the korean peninsula to the north of that it's still very much on the hot side beijing still it around $34.00 celsius for the time being i west the weather will east room the china sea the yellow sea pushing over towards south korea through southern parts of honshu ahead of that turkey fondant dry 26 celsius still see some wet weather into central and southern parts of china all the way through to sunday. i'm counting the cost famines of biblical proportions the coronavirus is at the end of the global economy so what does that mean for. us in grants or loans as italy and spain are lockdowns can even. out a trillion rescue. the cost on al-jazeera. context these are the 3 storytelling around the biggest issues but. you should do it again