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of course, just around the north, west of queensland shower still were pushing down towards brisbin as we go through monday. been nowhere near as intense as they have been. so we are starting to slowly but surely see something of an improvement. still, some showers and eastern parts of new south wales. some wetter weather to come to into our new zealand for a time. but its making its way further northwards. attorney dry. ah, the don't forget, boldwood going is an important part of indian culture. it's no surprise and many people want to but can be missing one dogs, and one of you all try to balance family expectations and cultural tradition. i guess the way now do i sign up with the reality of working in a home? forgiving industry with blue. ah, they're watching al jazeera alive from doha. a reminder of our top stories. the italian coast guard has rescued more than 1300 migrants and refugees from the mediterranean. italy's conservative government wanted the curb and increase of arrivals, but it's under pressure to save migraines at risk of drowning. these really army says 3 palestinian

we can trace this vine of rain rate across queensland state right through the coast and dipping down into new south wales as well. it's also going to kick back some showers into sidney with a hive 26 degrees. it links up with somewhat weather in the tasman, so let's pick up the story there. soggy forecasts for the south west of new zealand . the westland is while got weather alerts and play for a condo of both rain and wind. so not a good forecast there on sunday. still steady rain in our forecast around call them poor on sunday, that western side of sumatra island. and along the south coast of borneo island off to china. we go and the heat is being squeezed down to the pearl river valley, and certainly that's where most of the action is in terms of the cloud and of rain, hong kong at $27.00 degrees, the big drop in those temperatures, for example, in young joe, at 15 degrees and speaking about those winds, they've dragged in dust and sand from the nearby desert in beijing, but air quality is improving. and here's our next, whether maker come in for japan over the next little bit. ah

in queensland, 100 residents were moved to higher ground in the remote settlement of birth town after heavy rain triggered floods and water levels rose rapidly. the neighboring northern territory was hit by once in a century, floods back in january. another powerful storm pummeled california over night on saturday, forcing thousands to evacuate and resulting in at least 2 deaths. the storm caused a levy to break in monterey county on the coast. california has been battered by an unusually intense series of storms for weeks. now, holly was covered at academy awards ceremony is poised to take place. this year 10 films are competing for the title of beth picture, including bogs off his head such as tom gun, maverick and avatar, the wave water. but there's also a surreal science fiction films said in a multi verse, which has picked up the most donations and a german war epic. that's broken, a few records of its own. here is our look at some of the oscar nominations. it does not look good. but it does look good for this is oscar favorite, the wacky sy, fi action comedy, everything everywhe

problems with power outages australia, now we actually have a flood warning, asking people in the queensland region to go to high areas because the water level of the rivers is reaching its highest level today . the region has reported that the people of some areas, such as the city, were evacuated until the 9th, and this situation of stories and frequent coughs in eastern australia in the last two years has created many problems for the people and we will continue to do so. the occurrence of fire is the news of the world for us dear and respected viewers , we discussed various issues with you, dear and respected viewers. one of the topics that we discussed with you is the issue of planting 177 saplings in memory of the martyrs of the media in the broadcasting organization. in the next hour, the ceremony will be held at the radio and television organization, and my colleagues, as soon as we arrived , we checked the capabilities of military reading in the student area in the presence of the secretary of the general culture council, and in my opinion, i am happy with it. thank you very much, g

a humid wind is blowing into southern areas of queensland. a little rain up north.ore intense showers affect coastal areas of new south wales, victoria and tasmania. the temperature in hobart, 22 on wednesday. temperatures have taken a punch, autumn conditions pushing through new zealand. a wintry mix, wetter in southern areas of the north island and temperatures continue to tumble. 12° celsius on wednesday. southeast asia, it has been warmer and drier across parts of indochina. the rain has started to roll in her northern vietnam and parts of thailand. it is wetter further south. that is your weather update. >> inspiring stories from around the world. human life, captured in its vast wonder. groundbreaking films from award-winning filmmakers. >> what's going on in new york city? >> witness, on al jazeera. ♪ >> the top stories here, protesters and israel remain on the streets despite the prime minister announcing he will hold off on reef arms to the legal system. he said he will not surrender in his attempt to bring an end to protests. reporters slammed the eu for a

this rain has been falling across queensland over this several days. but now here's where it is centered along that border with new south wales, which is good news because new south wales has been dealing with a flurry of bush fires for new zealand. com picture for now. this is what it looks like on saturday, but let me put it a date for we see this plume of moisture stretch across the tasman that pours into the southwest. so indeed a wash out of a forecast. they're off to help malaysia and indonesia. actually let's focus on cold and poor. got some torrential downpours. they're not too far away. same goes for the western side of sumatra and west java island. and truth be told that western slice of borneo island temperature is coming down just a bit through indo china. so bangkok at 32 and we're seen a big drop in temperatures is across china's yellow river valley. so young joe, at 17 degrees, getting that cooler air, come down from the north, some showers for the yangtze river valley and around gray, lynn with the high 24 degrees, top to bottom for jap

it has been raining 4 days across australia's queensland state. hi there, good to see by the way. so this is the video coming into our newsroom right now. communities, roads, just swamps by this water and people have been forced from their homes. we can trace this line of rain rate across queensland state right through the coast and dipping down into new south wales as well. it's also gonna kick back some showers into sidney with a hive twice. 6 degrees. it links up with some white weather in the tasman, so let's pick up the story there. saki forecasts for the southwest of new zealand, the westland, is while got weather alerts and play for a combo of both rain and wind. so not a good forecast there on sunday. still steady rain in our forecast around column poor on sunday, that western side of sumatra island. and along the south coast of borneo islet off to china. we go and the heat is being squeezed down into the pearl river valley. and certainly that's where most of the action is in terms of the cloud and the rain, hong kong at 27 degrees, but big drop in those temperatures, for

temperature pretty much extending from around the kimberly, through the outback to the south coast of queensland. great through to new south wales, so room, 35, alice 40 and brisbin up to 35 degrees back to the here. now for new zealand, we're going to see whether alerts in play for rain and wind for the west flan region. this is going to be a soggy forecast here. now for indonesia, malaysia, those rains have backed off. it's really the southeast corner on borneo island where we're getting into the concentrated rank. bursts of rain are moving west, the east, across china's yangtze river valley places like wool han, i think 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. and this is also going to spread a swath of snow for china's northern plain. off to japan, the cherry blossoms are now our forecasts looking pretty good in tokyo, but we do have some disturbed weather rolling through. but truthfully, avalanches continued to be the biggest threat on japan's main island, upon shoe. and now you're in the know bye for now. ah, well coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died for our fine val. wow. we liv

pretty much extending through the outback to the south coast of queensland, right through to new south. alice, 40, and brisbane up to 35 degrees. in new zealand, we will see weather alerts for rain and wind. for the westland region, it is going to be a soggy forecast. for indonesia and malaysia, the rains have backed off. it is really the southeast corner on borneo island where we are getting into the concentrated rain. bursts of rain are moving west to east across china's yangtze river valley. places like wuhan getting 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. this will also sponsor no. to japan, the cherry blossoms are out, forecast looking good in tokyo, but we have disturbed weather moving through. truthfully, avalanches continue to be the biggest threat of japan's main island. now you are in the know. ♪ >> coveted beyond wealth. taken without hesitation. fought and died for. power defines our world. >> we live here. we make the rules, not them. >> they find an enemy and then scare the people with it. >> people in power investigates and questions the use and abuse of power around the globe, on

occurred in 2010, when more than 350 people died, the emergency services of the australian state of queensland evacuated dozens of residents from low-lying areas in the region, record floods caused by heavy rains, about 100 people remained stranded in the town of golf country, the police called for a complete evacuation, as forecasters warn of rising water level in local rivers, rescuers had to use a helicopter to evacuate residents of the mining town of mount ice due to the weather phenomenon la niña australia for the third year suffers from floods and droughts already from tomorrow cold and wet snow will cover ukraine weather forecasters warn arctic cold mass will come from the atlantic europe has already felt the cold breath of deceptive spring the north of england has been covered with snow in shefelt, the thickness of the snow cover has exceeded 30 cm there, the real winter hardships of local residents are calling for help to de-frost each other 's driveways and collect food supplies for those who did not dare to go out in the snow, and already from tuesday they expect a drop in temperatu

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eight—time grand prix winner put a red bull rb7 to the ultimate test by driving it across the outback in queenslandending on the famous mount panorama circuit. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. this is bbc news. we'll have the news and all the main headlines at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello and welcome to witness history. i'm farhana haider, at the people's history museum in manchester, with more remarkable moments from the past, as told by people who were there. in this episode, we look back at five campaigns and protest movements led by women. coming up, we'll hear about the fight for the equal right to pray for women at the western wall injerusalem, the argentinian forensic pioneer unearthing war crimes, the anti—nuclear protest that was the biggest women—led movement in the uk since the suffragettes, and a watershed moment for canada's indigenous people. but we start in london and a story about the strikers in saris, a group of south asian women employed in the grunwick film processing factory. because of the

rain pretty much up against the border with the northern territory and the west, the northwest of queensland is, could drop about a $100.00 to $200.00 millimeters of rain. so certainly the risk of seen some flooding there for the se, we're going to boost those temperature. so for example, in sydney you could hit 35 degrees on monday for the 1st time in 2 years. if we get you there, that's pretty close to 10 above where you should be for this up the year. push of rain for the north island of new zealand on saturday, and i got his ticket to the south pacific. so for the island chain of van iwatsu had to tropical storms in the span of 3 days. kevin's just rolled through and it is now just to the east of new caledonia. it's been pouring rain for days in southern malaysia and singapore. i still get in strike by some rain there on saturday, but i think the worst of it will stay out over the open water. a much calmer pitcher though, for inno shanna and the philippines, no weather alert to speak of here. so off to china, we go, and those temperatures going out big time here from the yellow river val

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ah, we've got our late season heat wave coming to the south coast of queensland. however, one those details in one sack. but 1st, let's talk about parched pers, since december, only picking up a few millimeters of rain, but i'll tell you what to think some downpours on sunday. this could be our dry, a stretch in about 4 months, so we know it's been incredibly dry there now to the heat wave that we're about to get in brisbin, for example, at a time of year when temperature should be going down, they're actually going up in this could be our longest stretch of late season heats and about 50 years now for new zealand, heavy rainfall watch and play for that north island as this band of rain suns further toward the north and still high temperatures in southeast asia. this time it's thailand's turn pockets set in a record for, but the march 38 degrees will come down just a bid on sunday to 36, but really not much going on here. now in southern china to see this much rain this fast, i think we're going to see some flooding here. brainstorm mornings in hong kong. could se

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they're just around northern queensland into the far north of the northern territory. wanted to shout to just around the kimberly, but dry and fine across much of southwest australia for the se. 24 celsius there in melbourne. cool weather tuts in as we go one through choose. they adding dates into where to stay with, right. making its way to new zealand. ah, the volleyball, glamorous industry that detracts though seeking fame and fortune. i always don't lie so bad. sunday i do feel that for some fumbling bed dream can become a nightmare. i had asked in the 1st benefit of my mother. i had to consult the site. go dressed for the longest hollywood dreams on al jazeera. ah ah, look about your watch, ill to 0 me the whole robin. a reminder of all the top stories the un has agreed to historic treaty to protect marine life. it'll designate 30 percent of the world's oceans as protected, zillions by 2030 active calling it a monumental when the world's 2nd largest academy. china has such a multi spokes, talkative, around 5 percent, one of its lowest and years. economic recovery

year long and we're going to kick this one off in australia where a lot of rain is swirling around queensland. that's the story on thursday. but let's put this a day for it. on friday, we see that rain slide down the coast into brisbin. certainly the risk of seen some flooding here in time for the se, sum fresh air in play. and if we look at tasmania, hobart top temperature of $23.00 degrees on friday, i'll get back to the here and now and for new zealand, we've got this plume of moisture stretching across it's running into the westland and certainly there is the risk of seeing some flooding here in some for the escape, high temperatures here has been at 20 degrees. it is a quiet pitcher for indo china in the philippines, no weather alerts to speak of here. so let's go to china where it is feeling more like summer from the yellow river valley down to the pearl rubber valley. jung jo, 30 degrees, the top temperature for you on thursday. that is the temperature we would expect to see in june or july. the warrants extends through the korean peninsula in japan as walls. so for a huge swath of hau

that right is somewhat furthermore, some heavy downpours lurking away across the northern parts of queensland, northern areas of the northern territory, to see how it try to sink further. south was, as we go through wet and stay temperatures, to ease off the sydney, but still very much on the hot side. the wall latrice raised off down towards a se, melbourne, just 17 celsius. a 16 that the hobart cloud and right is try to make its way across the tasman, was he tbs, is picking up to about 27 in christ church with a morally wind picking him here. but the right is underway by right is moving away on the other hand formed japan, warmer, brighter, dry weather, coming through here. take out around 18 celsius 18 celsius, 2 for so and also for beijing think mccloud will bring some cloud of rain at the central parts of china, making its way further east towards shanghai. awe inspiring stories from around the world. i believe the human life capture in its vast wonder this feel like that presentation of what i want people to remember me by groundbreaking fumes from award winning filmmakers. witness on a

temperature pretty much extending from around the kimberly, through the outback to the south coast of queensland rate through to new south wales. so, broom, 35 i'll is 40 and brisbin up to 35 degrees back to the here. now for new zealand, we're going to see whether alerts in play for rain and wind for the west flan region. this is going to be a soggy forecast here. now for indonesia, emily's ear, those rains, have backed off. it's really the southeast corner on borneo island where we're getting into the concentrated rain. bursts of rain are moving west to east across china's yang see river valley places like wool han, i think 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. and this is also going to spread a swath of snow for china's northern plain after japan. the cherry blossoms are now forecasts looking pretty good in tokyo, but we do have some disturbed weather rolling through. but truthfully, avalanches continued to be the biggest threat on japan's main island upon you. and now you're in the know bye for now. ah. the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died for power defines how well we live

and in australia, people have been told to leave their homes in remote parts of the state of queensland line union whether event has cost frequent fighting across eastern fates for the past 2 years. well, joining us now to talk about this is andrew co shasky who's signed advisor at the red cross red crescent climate center. and a senior researcher at columbia university climate school is joining us from india . thank you so much for being with us, andrew. so we've seen some major weather events this year and it's only march. what are some of the factors that are contributing to these weather events? yes, thank you for, for having the on. so there's many factors when we're talking about why we're seeing extreme weather events. there's also many factors when we're talking about why we're seeing disasters, and i think it's one of the 1st important points to keep in mind. it is the responsible thing to do to ask about yes, why are we seeing increased rainfall? why are we seeing more periods of enhanced rainfall but also what are the policies in one of the actions that are being taken to pre

are for western areas of queensland on friday. you zealand looks like this both for the north and south island. we've got pulse is a brain, but i got to take you to the south pacific. it's active here. so 1st we had judy will roll through van iwatsu and now we've got kevin hot on it skills, look like it's just going to clip the capital port vila, on friday. it's been copious amounts of rain for southern malaysia and singapore that continues on fridays would go in for a closer look or just the other day singapore registered. it's what is february day on record, and here we are in march and that rain continues. we're talking more than half a meter of rain as of late. temperature is on the way up through china. we'll talk about that in one sec, but we've got some showers loc between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley. jung joe at 21 degrees. it's about a month ahead of schedule, and same goes for beijing at 18 degrees. that's a temperature we would expect to see for the month of april. things are quite across the korean penins

more big down poles coming in here than sinking across a good part of queensland as we go through the next few days. there is likely to be some flooding as a result of this system further south. the heat continues across new south wales. no significant rain in the forecast here. 31 celsius, the city falling back. we'll see it. same very hot bush foss. still very much a concert blustery showers roll across the bite. we will see some wet to wear the grassy pushing into new zealand. awe inspiring stories from around. whoa, i got a human life capture and it's the 1st one this deal like that presentation of what i want people to remember me by groundbreaking truth from award winning filmmakers. witness honor. j 0 lou. ah ah. hello again. you're watching out, is there a his reminder of our top stories this our 5 palestinians, including a 2 year old child have been injured in the attack by israeli settlers in the occupied west bank as f, as were film singing and dancing with soldiers off to the attack dozens of israeli military pilots of threatened to boycott, training to protest against the

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you can see some more heavy rain persisting across a good part of queensland as we go on through thursday, some heavy bus to find brisbin at around 31 celsius though, the west, it's generally dry with a good deal of sunshine per getting up to around $27.00 degrees over the next couple of days. fraud, i sees more heavy rain pushing back into brisbin some big downpours. at that stage, we have got to somewhere to whether making its way across east char to see pushing across yellow sea, just stretching his way across the korean peninsula over the next hour. so shouldn't cause too many problems ahead of that. it spring like it's warm and sunny . tokyo around 20 degrees celsius, a little bit of snow. they're just clipping the far north of canada for a time. prices guys come back in behind and it's lottie. settle for china. ah, too often of canister portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of, honest thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives spun for decades, reviews the forgotten truth of the country's mode

there are some major flood alerts in play across australia's queensland state. all has to do with this batch of rain that's been falling in some spots more than half a meter of rain over the last few days. and this rain is now creeping into brisbin, so we've got some pouring rain here in the forecast at friday, saturday. so the dark of the blue and the yellow there that is more intense. that the rain is falling. also intense rain for new zealand, north island. this it's not good news after back to back rounds of flooding in auckland. so certainly the renewed risk of seen some flooding there over the next little bit. so we'll keep tabs on that. after indo china and the philippines, fairly quiet pitcher here, a few showers for manila with a hive $29.00 degrees. and we got to go to china right now and talk about this heat rate across the country. young jo at 30 degrees. i could set a new record, but cloud in showers are moving in, so there will be a big drop in those temperatures here as we kick off the weekend on saturday, off to japan. same goes here. did have a

thousands of people are being told to leave their homes and book town, a remote area in the state of queensland for the full cost. the state with levels will peak on sunday, and police are coordinating evacuation by helicopter. senior officials in iran, the say the reconciliation with saudi arabia is a big step towards improving regional security. china broker, the deal to end the law running different, i think rift between the 2 regional rifles on friday, a 100 vol. as more it appeared divisions between iran and saudi arabia. we're going to take a long time to heal. that was until friday's announcement in beijing testing this new kid, we hope that this new shaft ro compensate for the sag mission of relations that took place these last 7 years and also leads to the building security in the region as well as a development and welfare of all of his people in this market, the end of a 7 year diplomatic rift, but rivalry between iran and saudi arabia se touch his back for decades and has roots in history. the 2 countries that are present in theological division between islam to major branches. she

this rain has been falling across queensland over this last several days. but now here's where it is centered along that border with new south wales, which is good news because new south wales has been dealing with a flurry of bush fires for new zealand. com pitcher for now. this looks like on saturday, but let me put it a day for we see this plume of moisture stretch across the tasman that pours into the southwest. so indeed a washout of a forecast. they're off to help malaysia and indonesia actually says, focus on call them poor. got some torrential downpours. they're not too far away. same goes for the western side of sumatra and west java island. and truth be told that western slice of borneo island temperature is coming down just a bit through indo china. so bangkok, at 32 and we've seen a big drop in temperatures, is across china's yellow river valley. so young joe, at 17 degrees, getting that cooler air, come down from the north, some showers for the yangtze river valley and around gray. lynn with the height of 24 degrees, top to bottom 4, japan. it'

dozens of people are being told to leave their homes and burke town, a remote area in the state of queensland, where the forecasters say the river levels will peak on sunday, and police are coordinating. the evacuation by helicopter has been frequent flooding across australia is east over the past 2 years, due to an india weather event. and villagers in the eastern democratic republic of congo, say they fear another attack on armed group that killed 44 people on wednesday. some of the few survivors from the village of mckinley are being treated for a machete wounds. they say they were rated by the allied democratic forces, a group aligned with i. so it's been accused of slaughtering thousands of civilians since 2017. ah. they came in a group, we thought they were greeting us, they ordered us to leave the house, then i was dragged, pushed to push, lee out, hit and cut in the face by machete. la la a sand deer houses were burnt. people were killed with machetes, set on fire, but there was no crackling of bullets life and years. it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared the

circulating cloud means persistent and heavy rain after thunderstorms is drifting into outback queensland as well. there are shout down the coast in the east, just normal melba to just pointing 22. yeah, 27. natalie. that's rather better. but per se 30 want to drop of 6 degrees to the humid and fairly cloudy effect. little great change, but only get to saturday. except the thinning of the showers here and the rise in temperature, melbourne to 29 degrees. now although you may have spotted spinning, of course i clones of a venue are to, they're not had even use it and breathe a sigh of relief in north out of there is rain for south allen. and that really brings attempted down christ church by saturday. ah, the rest of the one ukraine is sent shock waves across the globe with what does it mean for its neighbor, georgia, or decide? it's not to to ross tell what a dollar because is very much pro bratia with their country. still, partly under russia, occupation, an influx of russian citizens and then elite with moscow connections. many george and see the conflict as a barometer for their future

live storms rumbling, arrayed just around the top and pushing across sir, good parts of the north. queensland, which was the east coast, eating down towards the sunshine coast now. so circulation here, just off shore, that is a feature to watch for the next day or so. tuesday, it draws in some lively showers into sidney temperatures. here at around 25 celsius, it then starts to ease away temperatures in sydney started to pull up. by the time we get to thursday, we could be touching $35.00 celsius. but the weather weather was slowly but surely make its way into new zealand. aah! from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitation, it leads to the place of color. it was the struggle. here. it would be much easier for me might feel that white people part to if you're in to chad thing a song right in the other people wait a minute, you get where you don't you stop what you're doing and maybe one studio b unscripted on al jazeera lou ah, logan. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the maiden ears. this r u. s. president joe biden says

another fine day here, far too into a good part of aisd in australia. few showers just around the queensland coast. maybe the chair then to western areas of victoria, the wet weather coming in across doubly way into south australia, into the interior southern parts of the anti. also seeing some lively showers and longest spells of bright c some bits and pieces of rain just rolling through the bite as we go on through sunday. by sunday, that right has cleared away from new zealand. brightest guys, coming back in with some fair weather cloud price guys across a good part of japan, the korea peninsula, northern part of china, where it is warm, but pretty wet to the south. ah. in south korea, a new generation is taking the stage, shaking up social media session any time one hour days later, the world's oldest influence on al jazeera ah al jazeera. when ever you oh, oh oh, i remember remind her of all breaking story at this hour manhattan grand jury has brought charges against the former u. s. president. donald trump, for alleged hush money payments made to an adult film actress during his 2016 p

evacuations. dozens of people have been told to leave their homes in bucktown remote area in the state of queensland or the full cast say the river river levels will peak on sunday, and police are coordinating the evacuation by helicopter. still a has hair on out his era, celebrating the life of the south african dancer who's found his feet of the international stage stage joy upon a cabinet reshuffle and plummeting approval ratings. we look at and, and present gabriel barnes his 1st year in ah, with and off we go with your worlds whether update for the middle east and africa. nice to have your long and it is looking like a soggy forecast for many parts of saudi arabia. whether alerts in play for moderate to heavy rainfall, i think we could see the renews threat of flooding in some spots that have already had rounds of flooding. for example, around jetta on sunday as well. but the brain stretching from the red sea right through to the top end of the golf in truth be told cats are though ha, could see some showers of thunderstorms on monday. so we'll continue to keep tabs on that. got a disturbance r

dozens of people have been told to leave their homes in bucktown, a remote area in the states of queensland, where the forecasters say river levels will peak on sunday, and police are coordinating the evacuation by helicopter the united nations as warning about the psychological impact of february's powerful earthquakes and southern turkey and northern syria, almost 4000000 children live in the affected areas of syria and the u. n says they've lost any sense of safety after enduring years of war. zenato reports. many of the victims of febreeze earthquakes that hit southern turkey and northern syria were children. those who survived still live the tragedy. mohammed abdullah, as from the syrian village of an charter, he lost his parents and other members of his family. he also lost his hand. this young boy's life has turned upside down and i have maria genera while i'm there. and oh, well my dad is mother she or the marble. but mamma sent the record on me for her, though bade also lost his parents. he is now living with his uncle's family. the fly off the bottle saw them wildly. well, i mean,

poses ah hello, i'm pleased to say we have got some dry weather pushing into northern parts of queensland. now we have still got this chain of storms running. right down towards sir brisbin towards the gold coast. as we go through the next couple of days, this sir, trough here that will tend to week, little, tend to slide a little further southwards. and these, this with the heavier re making his way across. so that eastern side of crazed as some lively showers still in place there to cross use the side of new south wales, 23 celsius in melbourne. you'll be fine and try here. warm sunshine, the perth temperatures here getting up to about 30 degrees celsius on monday. as we go on into tuesday, we will see that where to where the tended to ease out into the open water. still a few showers around for eastern parts of us, but nowhere near as heavy as they have been recently 28 celsius. they're in melbourne on tuesday. we getting up to route 30 degrees on wednesday. so warming up nicely about us. not too bad across these in bloody fi, and try and not too bad with the winds falling light, so so

and the west, the northwest of queensland is could drop about a $100.00 to $200.00 millimeters of rain. so certainly the risk of seen some flooding there for the se, we're going to boost those temperatures. so for example, in sydney you could hit 35 degrees on monday for the 1st time in 2 years. if we get you there, that's pretty close to 10 above where you should be for this. the year push of rain for the north island of new zealand on saturday, and i got his ticket to the south pacific. so for the island chain of van iwatsu had to tropical storms in the span of 3 days. kevin's just rolled through and it is now just to the east of new caledonia. it's been pouring rain for days in southern malaysia and singapore. a still getting strike by some rain there on saturday. but i think the worst of it will stay out over the open water. a much calmer pitcher though, for inno china and the philippines, no weather alerts to speak of here. so after china we go and those temperatures going out big time here from the yellow river valley down to the pearl river, valley temperatures about a month ahe

the remote area in the state of queensland . but the forecasters say river levels will peak on sunday, and police are coordinates in the evacuation by helicopter villages in the east and democratic republic of congo. a say they fear another attack, an armed group that killed 44 people on wednesday. some of the few survivors from the village of mckinley, i've been treated for machete wounds. they say they were rated by the allied democratic forces. the launch of the world 1st 3 deep printed rock, it has been avoided for a 2nd time. on board flight computers halted the count down the to the space who made the rock. it said the issue was due to low fuel pressure only is continues, i'll just thereafter the bottom line. oh i hi, i'm steve clements, i have some questions. has the pandemic radically shifted the relationship between employees and their companies, and what's the future of work? let's get to the bottom line. ah, it's hard to describe the panic, the group, the planet at this time, 3 years ago. coffee 19 was still a mysteri

ah hello, i'm pleased to say we have got some dry weather pushing into northern parts of queensland. now we have still got this chain of storms running right down towards separate been towards the gulf coast. as we go through the next couple of days, this sir, trough here that will tend to week little tend to slide a little further southwards and thesis with the heavier right. making his way across at, at east the side of crazed as some lively showers still in place that sucrose use inside of new south wales 23 celsius in melbourne. it'll be fine and try hair warm sunshine to perk temperatures here getting up to about 30 degrees celsius on mondays we go on into tuesday. we will see that weather weather tended to ease out into the open water. still a few showers around for eastern parts of us been nowhere near as heavy as they have been. recently. 20 i celsius there in melbourne. on tuesday. we are getting up to around 30 degrees on wednesday. so warming up nicely about us. not too bad across the table, buddy fi and try not too bad with the winds falling light, so some pleasant autumn

rescued a kangaroo joey from floodwaters at the peak of a record breaking flood in the state of queenslande it to safety. the flood was triggered by heavy rain over the past week. it's part of a multi—year weather event known as la nina, which has caused a number of floods elsewhere as well. and before we go, an early spring treat for visitors at tokyo's ueno park, who have been enjoying cherry flowers blooming early in the season. japan announced the official start of tokyo's cherry blossom season on tuesday, ten days earlier than usual. in past years, the country's meteorologists have linked the increasingly early blooms to climate change, and temperatures in tokyo have been unseasonably mild in recent days. you have been watching newsday. hello. this week, we've got some very big swings in temperatures from one day to the next. yesterday, widely, we had temperatures double figures, whereas today, it's been about 9 celsius colder than that. for example, boulmer, ia yesterday, just five this afternoon — now, that's a drop. temperatures has brought with it much colder air, and in turn, we'

about a $100.00 to $200.00 millimeters of rain for the northern territory, a for western areas of queensland on friday. you zealand looks like this both for the north and south island. we've got pulse is a brain, but i gotta take you to the south pacific. it's active here. so 1st we had judy will roll through van iwatsu and now we've got kevin hot on it skills, look like it's just going to clip the capital port vila, on friday spin copious amounts of rain for southern malaysia and singapore that continues. on fridays, we go in for a closer look or just the other day singapore registered. it's what is february day on record, and here we are in march and that rain continues. we're talking more than half a meter of rain as of late. temperature is on the way up through china. we'll talk about that in one sec, but we've got some showers loc between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley. jung jo at 21 degrees. it's about a month ahead of schedule. and same goes for beijing at 18 degrees, that's a temperature we would expect to see for the month of april. things are quite across the korean peni

evacuations. dozens of people are being told to leave their homes in burke town in the state of queensland, where the forecasters say river levels will peak on sunday, and police are coordinating the evacuation by helicopter. the launch of the was 1st 3 d printed rocket has been aborted for a 2nd time. on board flight computers halted the count on 45 seconds for the rock. it was due to launch relativity space who made the rockers say the issue was due to low fuel pressure. i'm sporting history has been made on the slopes in sweden with mckayla chevron becoming the most successful ski racer of all time. the american one, the women slalom in order on saturday, taking a walk up talley to 87 victories. those are you headlines? are we back with another update on al jazeera of the lords of water? ah, with those it is, well, i'm pretty sure there's something he can go kitchen which i don't to hook up the account so you didn't press the rising not with the cross the u. k. london, 39 degrees breaking the july record call. it says on of the guns in denial, i've got to go on the look, go to make equa

some heavy down pulls lurking away across the northern parts of queensland, nor the marys of the northern territory to see how it try to sink. for the south was as weak i 3 wednesday temperatures to ease off the sidney, but still very much on the hot side that wasn't released off down to water. se melbourne. just 17 celsius. a 16 that the hope out loud and right is try to make its way across the tasman, was he? temps is picking up to mount 27 in christchurch with a normally wind picking in here. but the rain is underway by right is moving away. on the other hand formed japan, wilma, brighter, dry weather. coming for here, take out around 18 celsius 18 celsius. 2 for sold at all say full beijing. think me cloud will bring some cloud of rain into central parts of china, making its way further east to will shanghai aah. al jazeera world takes a road trip across spain. spanish, people love to tell you who they are and where they come from. and i am no exception. one woman's journey seeking her heritage and of covering new insights into christian spots of the most of them origin. it's a story

another fine day here. far too into a good part of aisd in australia, a few showers just around the queensland coast may be the chair then to western areas of victoria, the wet weather coming in across doubly way in to south australia into the interior southern part of the ante. also seeing some lively showers and longest spells if, right see some bits and pieces of right just rolling through the bite as we go on through sunday by sunday, that right has cleared away from these aided, brightest guys coming back in with some fab, where the cloud is priced guys across the good part of japan, the korean peninsula, more than positron where it is warm, but pretty wet to the south. ah, ah, with ah, investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera, those that know, do those that understand? teach a maverick school headmaster in post conflict, gulf fast, determined to change the fortunes of an inner city community, plagued by urban decayed poverty and the legacy of sectarian aggression arms. as students with the knowledge of the ancient greek philosophers. hottest vale and your b

elsewhere, australia's queensland state experienced record-breaking floods sparked by heavy rain, promptingvacuations. and on sunday, cyclone freddy made landfall in mozambique for the second time in a month, breaking an all-time record for the longest-lived tropical cyclone and the highest accumulated energy ever observed in a storm. u.s. banking regulators have taken extraordinary measures to shore up the financial system after a run on silicon valley bank in california last week caused its sudden collapse and sparked fears of financial contagion. the biden administration says all of silicon valley bank's depositors will have access to their funds today, including uninsured deposits and those exceeding the $250,000 cap set by the federal deposit insurance corporation. the fdic, the federal reserve, and the treasury department have taken similar steps to protect depositors at signature bank of new york, a major lender to cryptocurrency companies, after its rapid collapse on sunday. these are the second- and third-largest bank failures in u.s. history. cecilia rouse, chair of the white hous

days. wet weather lively storms continue cross northern parts of australia, particularly northern queensland, up towards the northern territory. and we will see some wet weather garage, he making his way into new zealand at western. suddenly seated, since i'm increasingly wet weather as we go through why to stay on into the latter part of the week. that wet weather is now in the process of moving away from japan on place to say as we go on through the next few days here is going to be la. she try and 513 celsius there in tokyo, later by the smitten snow possibility to just into northern parts of the grant peninsula. not too much to speak of wanted to ranch house down to south korea. by the time we come to choose a 17 celsius in, so we're up to 18 in tokyo, some proper spring like weather here as to why warm, across a good part of china with right to the west. ah. the latest news, as it breaks, still biding, arriving here, bled june, more her weapons with detailed coverage, more than a victory mystery. war has killed or displeased many serious millions of bethel church. you're looking for saf