it on sunday, an extraordinary evening here in south australia.— here in south australia.20 world _ here in south australia. it has been announced the t20 world cup - here in south australia. it has been announced the t20 world cup will l here in south australia. it has been l announced the t20 world cup will be available to watch on free to air television this sunday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. midfielder ella toone will stay at manchester united women for the next three seasons. the club's all—time leading goal scorer has signed a new deal until the end of the 2025—26 season. southampton have named nathanjones as their new manager. he leaves championship side luton to take over. his first match in charge will be at liverpool on saturday. and wigan athletic have sacked manager leam richardson following their recent poor run of form. richardson led them to the league one title last season and signed a new three=year deal last month, but they've since lost six of their past seven games. some sad news to bring you this

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as to whether not the way to science has been very wet as well, particularly in new south wales and australia. and there are still evacuation orders i because of high rivers. but the rain was prompted by really cold pusher antarctic air which gave some reco cold. diane light temperatures in south australia, new south wales, and bits of queens and as well as all being result, some degree with the sun, slowly bringing temperatures up up to about 22 in melbourne. you'll notice whereas in perth actually come down little bit still at $28.00 degrees. it's looking much dry, a picture of light showers. it's also dried out in new zealand. the picture isn't very wet one, but the consequence of being in christ church is your temperatures are lifted by the 3010 degrees above normal. disappearing to back down to about 21 during friday . the still that cold breeze and the westward rain on the weston mountains. of course no at the top. ah ah ah ah book about here watching out there would be so he'll robin and dave hall, reminder of all the top stories, ethiopians, government and rebel forces from the countr

and as you can see and temperatures that were really quite low in south australia, new south wales and the quintanera back hastily rising. now the only significant rain will be, i think, a few shouting down which be a nuisance. nothing more that in per attempt has reached middle thirty's, while low 32nd went down again because that suddenly breeze the air up from the south has been really quite cold. it enhanced the rain australia and it's on the same in new zealand. but the time being, we're not worried about that temperatures are, we're returning to ne, a normal got melbourne at 22 miles per se. doing well, we're up to 28 once more and where it was really hot in the north was also big thunderstorms, not quite about that. up in wealth cans and beyond its tropical shouts, but light ish, 130 one's back where it should be for new zealand. you've had, you're really heavy right now. but that cold winds really being felt christ church down to 16 degrees at best. this is spring, not a very warm spring, heavy rain in western borneo, southern thailand and viet nam and sumatra is going to be re

ashley on a bright now on a warm and i someplace to say it is warming up the south australia at late at 30 degrees. ah. lou ah, watching out is there a reminder of our main store is this out to it says new owner eat on. musk says it's content. moderation won't be impacted by mass layoffs on friday. critics fair, the move could lead to the spread of disinformation and hate speech. several companies have halted advertising around, so foreign minister says his country has sold military drones to russia. it says that was before the invasion of ukraine on says keith is to provide evidence that reagan trains have been used in north korea is accused of launching for short range ballistic missiles, the latest and a series of launches. this week the u. s. was set to fire nuclear capable supersonic bomber over south korea in a joint. aerial drill. are thousands of people are attending a vigil in south korea's capital a week after a crowd crush that killed more than a $150.00 people during a halloween event. these are live pictures from city hall station in sole people are remembering those and

flooding on the ground or so, warnings on the next systems already developing on its way through south australia . stop. last. there's another one just showing itself in western australia purse, getting a little bit damp, but this is where the real wet is having warmed up. so that's no longer a problem. we've now got more rain to come in, mostly in victoria, but still a bit further north and new south. well, all areas where it's all the sudden, all this river flooding. i, steve, australia for new zealand. not a better story. really is big seating wetland or fallen and here we go again. on friday, a circulation, tasman see means it's blue, which beads wet, threat door filed. it's coming across into sarah fallen sandwiches there for audit . press that friday. saturday is only a little better. awe from sports, jumping to bed bound, her fault ones investigates how the nfl escaped paying billions of dollars to former players for suffered devastating brain damage playing america's most popular sport. i'm sorry you didn't die before 2015. cuba to you and your family. i know murray got c t from papa. wh

maybe in south australia, more likely. and by the time we get to sunday in new south wales in victoria, these orange tops may will produce some pretty damaging hail will certainly produce fresh floods or maybe more widespread floods. because the grant is still so wet. but exciting spring weather in australia. in new zealand, it's been very wet recently in nor fallen and there are more showers, maybe sandstorms to come, circulation, very obvious here. temperature wise crossroads warmed up. but his wet ah ah. oh. lou. lou. hello, are you watching out a 0? i'm emily anguish. he is a reminder about top stories this hour. a ship carrying more than $200.00 migrants rescued at sea has docked in the south of france. the ocean viking was granted access to a military port and to long, easily refuse to help as its new government cracks down on immigration. ukrainian soldiers have received a warm welcome in the hostel region that's after rush announced on wednesday. it was ordering a troop withdrawal. and ladies of southeast asian nati

these are the wet areas in australia. wet still the story. because once again in new south wales of victoria, the rivers are high and still flooded in places and the incoming weather though, immediately it looks benign is going to turn wet. first of all, you got this brain bad developing really dancing south australia to was the heart somewhere in the bite. now behind it is talking fine weather and purser at 23 degrees and ahead of it is quite good. fact. quite hot melbourne. that 20 on adelaide at 32 pallets sweep it all through the temperature dropped dramatically. and there will be some pretty big outbreaks of right in the murray darling river basin, which is of course, which is contained the flats. as a new zealand potentially heavy rain in the north, maybe, and it's not as was, it should be the next day or so. ah, with, [000:00:00;00] with ah, ah, who watching out. as a reminder, for top stories this, our brand is accused its neighbor, the democratic republic of congo provocation, off the jet, entered its as space and as she planes have been deployed to target m 23 reb

for good part so that each the side of australia, thunderstorm rumbling away, spinning out to south australia. this area of low pressure will have a great impact on the weather, down towards new south wales added to victoria as we go on through the next day or 2, sunday, then some very wet weather coming back into inland parts of new south wales. already in flood for many of these areas here course and where to whether they're coming into where victoria so could see problems for the crickets in melbourne on sunday. shower still there, as you go on into money, not quite as wet, but it is still looking like a little bit of a wet day. nevertheless, 19 celsius, significantly cooler 30 celsius. therefore, sidney wester, whether they're just runs right up across queensland and up towards the top hand at where to where the will gradually make its way across the tasman as you go through tuesday. so you will see it clouding over across south island of new zealand. not too bad for the north ireland, some wet weather, also making his way across the sea of japan and very heavy rain coming into northern a

but you can see some wet weather waiting in the wings pushing ca, south australia, turns wet and windy into new zealand over the next couple of days, temperatures falling away, crushed yet to route 80 degrees celsius sorta temperature. we can expect see across japan over the next day or 2. still some shall cross northern parts of the country, but largely dry for northern china with a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. we see how the melanesians people of the tourist straight fighting, rising sea levels, which threatened to swallow their islands, destinations frontline, the torres strait swallowed by the sea. on al jazeera lou . ah, reminder of our top story here, roger 0. holden's government says it's raising the readiness of military units. after 2 russian missiles landed in its territory killing, at least 2 people, ukraine's president wrote amazing lensky has called it a significant escalation of conflict. russia denies its weapons, were involved french president emanuel my course. as the me

some weather, weather, eating across southern parts of western australia in south australia over the next couple of days. easing through the byte. we'll see some rank rash making use white to war satellite. not too bad that was the southeast corner, the showers fewer and farther between us. we go to the middle part of next week, wanted see shouting to new zeta, particularly nor thought of it. nothing too much to speak of. one or 2 showers to coming in to wear japan over the next couple of days. a little bit of cloud sliding across the grant peninsula. wet weather, snellville the northern flank, if that had will continue to push his way farther eastward. but she pushing into western parts of japan up towards kado don't allow she try, but we have got some showers now towards central cross. ah canyon. ready journalists in su to press freedom and just a being seen as investigating government corruption in the national health care system, some of the transaction facing out to kill f. b money that is unexplained africa, uncensored, and published those things that people will want to publis

neither hardly warm more rain is coming through south australia that developing system stretches up the tropical north where it's been quite warm, to be honest. but these thunderstorms stop that happening regularly. and then the big circulation just the west of northumberland indicates yet more wet weather for new zealand. now, use even just hit 30 celsius in south ireland. you wouldn't believe it would you? because we're back down it being spring to a rather wet story in north island with showers for the sex ah, with ah ah ah ah. hello you watching out a 0. i'm emily anglin, he's a reminder about top stories this hour. us president joe biden says it's unlikely a missile strike that kill 2 people in poland was fired from russia. thanks. hope will hold an emergency meeting. you crime blames russia, but moscow denies it was behind the attack. there are reports to liberian flagged oil tank. it has been struck by an exploding, drawn off the gulf of our mon. what is news agency says the vessel is operated by eastern pacific shipping. a company that's based in singapore. it's unclear where th

so south australia, adelaide, we've got in 31 degrees. that's above average for this at the year. okay. now to that record range for the month of november of brown western australia, the kimberly also rain for the top and in that is leaking into the outback. on friday, all of the weather alerts had been dropped across sat new zealand, still some chairs though for both islands, but nothing like we saw over the last few days where there were some severe thunderstorms at northern vietnam had been getting quite this. so came, but it's looking like southern vietnam, it's your turn on friday. also some bursts of rain for mindanao island in the philippines. and we've got this band of rain just hanging around, southern china, a suspect we're going to see some flooding here that way lynn could see about a month's worth of rain over the next little bit. and that rain and wing combo that was played in tokyo, his pushed away so decent. they there with the high of 18 degrees that so for me catch her later. ah ah, ah. with oh the me come back, you're watching out of time to recap the headlines

we'll see some wet weather just sliding across melbourne, heading towards south australia, but i just noticed the temperature now late around 3031 over the next couple of days. so not too bad. hopefully tuesday will be a slightly dry day. but as you can see, showers still playing that eastern side of us. not too much rain. they're coming in to our new zealand lousy. dr. little on the breezy side. not so much rain, same affecting japan, on to blustery showers into northern parts of japan, over the next 1000 korean peninsula is generally drelick. we will see where to weather to season across yellow sea. as we go into the early part of next week. ah. when a military coup over through chiles, marxist president, one stadiums became prisoners on the hunter's sole objective was absolute control. one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for of football rebels explores the life of carlos casale, the footballer, whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale, of the demise of a young day on al jazeera. ah ah. oh, come back. the main stor

back into was we have got bands of wet weather easing across the south australia running down towards a southeast corner, knocking the temperature back as we go on into where the latter part of the week with a showers to started to push their way back into victoria. and yet more showers coming back into at new south wales. so i'm shower students who are northern parts of japan for tie, but not too many here. we'll see some wet to whether they're just coming into where honju easing through. quater, weather coming back in behind. is it's right across the korean peninsula, lottie, try to, it's a good part of the chart, but we have got some showers over towards the a west still some she was down towards the southeast as well. eventually seeing some right into hong kong and it stays very unsettled for taiwan. ah, why do people tell stories and take risks to share their experiences? from every corner of the world, binding us together and inspiring us to expand our realities. why? because they most ah. award winning versus telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera know ah, book a

there's not much in the sky as you can see, and temperatures that were really quite low in south australia, new south wales, and the quinn's night back hastily rising. now. the only significant rain will be, i think, a few shouting down which be a nuisance. nothing more that in perth, the temperature is reached, middle thirty's, while lowes that he's coming down again because that suddenly breeze the air up from the south has been really quite cold. it enhanced the rain australia on the same in new zealand, but the time being, we're not worried about that. temperatures are returning to ne, a normal got melbourne at $22.00. was perth doing where were up to 28 once more and where it was really hot in the north was also big thunderstorms, not quite a back, up in wealth cans and beyond this tropical shower, but light ish 130 one's back where it should be for new zealand you've had, you're really heavy right now, but that cold wind is really being felt cross just down to 16 degrees at best. this is spring, not a very warm spring. heavy rain in western borneo, southern thailand and viet nam and

sliding outs, if w ice and weather weather eating across southern parts of western australia and south australia over the next couple of days easing through the byte, we'll see some rank rasheed making his way toward satellite. not too bad that was a se code of the showers few and far between as we go to the middle part of next week. wanted see shouting to new zeta, particularly on the north, thought about nothing too much to speak of what a 2 showers to coming into at japan over the next couple of days. little bit of cloud sliding across the grant peninsula, wet weather, snellville, and all them flank, if that had will continue to push his way farther east was mostly pushing into western parts of japan up towards kado. don't allow she try, but we have got some showers. now towards central cots ah, indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy is busy transforming, ready to be your business partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies. being the power house, indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency, bringing opportuni

force for good part of that is the side of australia. thunderstorm rumbling away, spinning out to south australia. this area of low pressure will have a great impact on the weather, down towards new south wales added to victoria as we go on through the next day or 2, sunday, then some very wet weather coming back into inland parts of new south wales. already in flood for many of these areas here course and whether whether they're coming into were victoria. so i could see problems for the crickets in melbourne on sunday, shall, is still there as you go on into monday, not quite as wet, but it is still looking like a little bit of a wet day. nevertheless, 900 celsius, significantly cooler 30 celsius. therefore sidney west or whether they're just runs right up across queensland and up towards the top hand. at wet a weather will gradually make its way across the tasman as you go through tuesday. so you will see it clouding over across south island of new zealand. not too bad for the north island, some wet weather, also making its way across the sea of japan. some very heavy rain coming into northern

we'll see some wet weather just sliding across. malibu heading towards south australia, but i just noticed the temperature now late around $3031.00 over the next couple of days. so not too bad. hopefully tuesday will be a slightly dry day. but as you can see, shower still playing that eastern side of us. not too much rain, they're coming into our new zealand lousy drive a little on the breezy side, and not so much rain. same, affecting our japan, on the 2 blustery showers into northern parts of japan over the next hour. so crim petitioner is generally drelick. we will see where to weather, just seizing cross yellow c, as we can see the early part of next week. ah, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what lucy. algebra will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. how dizzy europe, ah .

back in to was we have got bands of west or whether easing across or south australia running down towards it, southeast corner, knocking the temperature back as we go on into where the latter part of the week with a showers to started to push their way back into victoria, and yet more showers coming back into at new south wales. so i'm shower students who are northern parts of japan for tie, but not too many here. we'll see some wet to whether they're just coming into honju, easing through quater weather coming back in behind. this logic dry across the korean punished energy try to it's a good part of a chart, but we have got some showers over towards the a west. still, some shall, was down towards the south east as well. eventually seeing some writing to hong kong, and it stays very unsettled for taiwan. ah, a sense of belonging. we are very close knit community. everybody knows everybody, and the every day heroes keeping communities together. this is the st. the universe center of my universe. h as era visits scotlands out to hebrides and meets those fighting to see their islands way of

visitors to see cliff beach and south australia let this be a warning there is a hungry shark on these. take a look at the large bite taken out of a teenagers surf skate during a competition there, you see that? he said that shark flung him into the water but he was quickly rescued by other competitors. experts examining a tooth that got stuck in the surf ski figure out exactly what type of shark attacks. if you have a viral video to share hit us up at trace gallagher or at fox news at night on social media. turning out to issues facing education in america and lessons to be learned coming out of the midterm elections but spring and former secretary of education and fox news contributor bill bennett whose seminal 1993 work the book of virtue's 30th anniversary edition will be available everywhere. thank you for coming on congratulations on the book. i want to start if i can with the midterm elections and what you think the lessons republicans can learn from. didn't have a red wave but they still took over the house, what are the lessons learned here? >> i think one main lesson, we us

during friday, it'll stretch through south australia to northern territories, sought develop some shower, so you think is it heading in the same direction? well, for the residence of forbes, it doesn't look so bad. the heavy rain is going to be for the sex. ah, let's get to the world cup news with joe, and we've been hearing from one of the top players ahead of the tournament. joe. that's right, doreen. yes, south korea captain, some hill min says he's competent. he will play a major part in cats as he continues to recover from injury. he was the last member of his country going to arrive in doha. the ford wasted no time in a straight back in training after fracturing his left eye socket is no doubt fun is playing it. planning to play in korea's 1st matches here quite next thursday. bought it. i've been playing without missing any matches until the winter season. i've only been resting for the last 10 days. so this has been an opportunity for me to fresh my condition going through a surgery can ruin your body. but i was told my surgery went very well, i'm still recovering, but there shou

for good parser that east the side of australia. thunderstorm rumbling away, spinning out to south australia. this area of low pressure will have a great impact on the weather. dance was new south wales added to victoria as we go on through the next day or 2, sunday, then some very wet weather coming back into inland parts of new south wales, already in flood for many of these areas here course and where to whether they're coming into we're victoria, so could see problems for the crickets in melbourne on sunday. shall still those who go on into money. not quite, says sir, wet, but it is still looking like a little bit of a wet day. nevertheless, 900 celsius, significantly cooler. 30 celsius. therefore sidney wet or whether they're just runs right up across queensland and up towards the top hand at wet a weather will gradually make its way across the tasman as you go through tuesday. see you will see it clouding over across south island of new zealand. not too bad for the north ireland, some wet weather, also making his way across the sea of japan and very heavy rain coming into northern cent

and defending champions from south thumped australia sa cruise for one to give the world cup campaign a confidence stopped on the v as rude net to goals to become his country's joint. top score, i get some breaking news coming now from the u. s. police in virginia say there's been a shooting at a local supermarket in chesapeake. there are reports of casualties, including the shooter, will bring you more details as they come in. now the u. s. supreme court has cleared the way for donald trump's tax returns to be released to a democrat lead house committee. the court denied the former president's application to block the us treasury from turning over the files. my county has more from washington dc that began when the democrats took over the house of representatives way back in 2019, at that stage as a offer for his tax records as part of an ongoing compliance audit, which includes the current president at that time. the then treasury department refused to hand over the records when the biden administration came in the by an administration rule that the records could be handed over, whi

gaze across the boiler heavy look, really, stocks up by about 2—3% in places like japan, south korea, australia well, in hong kong, the hang seng this morning was up as much as% at one point and don't forget, it was only about three weeks ago that stocks in hong kong were hitting 13 year lows as of the rally today really recouping a lot of those losses. what happened in the united states also have a lot effect in terms of currencies. the prospect of raising interest rates not going up quite as quickly, impacting the value of the dollar, we can significantly and one of the main beneficiaries was the japanese yen which hit a six—week high today after a really rocky ride over the past few months. i want to mention quickly, china stocks as well. they saw some quite modest gains after having a very rocky ride there as well. but things like a zero covid, lockdowns in guangzhou, it really is a cloud over the region on what is a day of optimism. region on what is a day of optimism-— optimism. nick marsh in singapore- _ optimism. nick marsh in singapore. thank - optimism. nick marsh in singapore. thank

military alliance, joining japan, south korea, australia, india, in the so-called quad, as part of aviolence and states surrounding china, trying to thr ottle its rise. that may not be how it is framed in government statements, but that is how it lookso china. from china's point of view, it is the u.s. that is the aggressor. i am not sing that that is necessarily the master plan in washington, but that is the way it looks. just as orville says, the chinese tos appear very bellicose and threatening, that is a question of rception on both sides. what has to happen, both sides have to lay out what their real intentions are, try to dispel any mionceptions and try to find a peaceful path forward on taiwan. if the u.s. says taiwan will be a part of the u.s. alliance system, which the biden administtion has said, that will provoke a conflict which could lead to world war iii same tng if china invades. we are really in a dangerous situation here. amy: speaking of war, the more in ukraine, the position that xi jinping is taking. very interesting that the russian president vladimir putin did n

vice president harris actually stepped out a meeting there and going leaders from australia, japan, south korea, canada, and new zealand on the sidelines for the summit there to condemn this latest launch . they basically said that it was a brazen violation of un security council resolutions and bout that was unacceptable and needed to stop at the same time. as i mentioned, there's few concrete makers that any of these leaders there seem to be able to take dismissal, launches the latest be in global security challenge for the overshadowing there, which would typically be focused on on economic issues. thank you very much for timing, and reuters correspond josh info watching d. w. use a reminder of our top story. the european union has offered a proposal at the called $27.00 climate summit loss or damages font full climate oval countries. issues the most contentious item on the agenda, the u delegation says is hopes the proposal will help bring the conference was successful close it was all and play richardson will have it. thanks down a.

. >> leaders from south korea, canada, australia and new zealand also took part in the meeting. the six countries agreed the latest launch, like past ones, could not be tolerated. they reaffirmed their will to work towards a complete denuclearization of north korea. >>> earlier yam mat tomic i can spoke with our seoul bureau cheel for his take on the situation. >> what details can you provide us about the latest launch? >> yes. according to japanese government, today's launch, today's missile, which is believed to have been icbm class, was in the air for more than an hour. that is quite a long time. they launched this missile at a different angle, that is to say, not at lofted trajectory. it could have flown the distance of 15,000 kilometers, which means it could have hit a city in the u.s. mai land. that's probably the message kim jong-un wants to send with this launch. he wants washington to know he possesses the ability to strike the united states. and one development i'd like to mention is that we learned a commander at a u.s. air base in misawa, which is near to hokkaido, i

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australia. sean: the australian chapter was founded in 2015. there are now members in new south, queensland, victoria, and western australia. male: yeah, boys, gather 'round. alexey: publicly, they're doing a whole range of activities from organizing christmas shows for disadvantaged children, to joy bike rides, to what they describe as patriotic rides normally associated with commemorating major historical milestones. but more recently, certainly over the past seven or eight years, they began really positioning themselves as public supporters of the current course of the russian government. [honking] sean: the club's most famous supporter is vladimir putin. president vladimir putin: [speaking foreign language] [shooting and shouting] sean: the russian night wolves act as a proxy army for the kremlin. male: [speaking foreign language] sean: they promote their expertise in military and combat tactics. sean: the night wolves are sanctioned by the united states for fighting with the pro-russian forces in ukraine. mark: the kremlin have this concept of the "russkiy mir," the "russia

the united states, canada, south korea, australia, new zealand are the countries here in bangkok that condemned the intercontinental missile launch. this is highly provocative. it traveled more than 6,000 kilometers. 4,000 miles or more up in space. it did not go over japan like before but it is the type of weapon north korea is demonstrating. they want the united states to know they can hit any city. most of the world can be hit by a missile with this type of capability. north korea has launched some 50 ballistic miss tiles this year. the countries not condemning them are permanent members of the security council. china and russia. they have vote tow power. they have been able to put out the statements with western countries allied together. china and russia are staying neutral which basically gives kim jong-un permission to continue unabated, christine. >> will, thank you. >>> a u.s. border agent killed in a high seas shootout with suspected drug smugglers off the coast of puerto rico. another border agent was hurt. a suspect killed. they encountered the suspected smuggling vehicle.

right now. 12 years ago, qatar won the bid to host the world cup from the united states, south korea, japan and australiae upcoming world cup will be held under slogan for the first time ever, the world cup has never been held in an arab state or at the junction of autumn and winter. after all, in the summer in an eastern country. plus 40 ° celsius, no one doubted that the emirate would have enough resources to host the world cup. indeed, in terms of natural gas reserves, which ranks third in the world, according to official sources , $ 220 billion was spent on organizing the forum, the previous record holders were the olympics in sochi, the winter games cost about 50 billion. the arabs spent an exorbitant amount on infrastructure and built entire cities in the desert , for example, lussain. this is a chance for a lot of people to come here in the frame. we expect a lot. you may already know this information from the media, but most of the fans come from india, which is interesting, because the national team of this country did not qualify for the world cup. the area of ​​\u200b\u200bqatar is 11.5 thousa

thailand, kamala harris convened a hasty meeting with some of the allies, the leaders of japan, south korea, australiaw zealand, canada, to talk about this. they all condemned the launch and they all decided on how they could work together to prevent more. >> this conduct by north korea most recently is a brazen violation of multiple u.n. security resolutions. it destabilizes security in the region and unnecessarily raises tensions. >> reporter: now a physical response from the allies was also very swept. japan sending aircraft into the area. one one film wlad this tout was the vapor trails from the ballistic missile and we saw the u.s. and south korea air forces, they were simulating an aerial attack on a mobile missile launcher. the joint chiefs of staff here in seoul saying it was because of that launch that north korea carried out and they wanted north korea to know that they are able to pinpoint exactly where it comes from and target directly if need be. >> paula hancock for the latest from seoul. appreciate it. thank you. >>> stunned and disturbed. that is how one democrat in the house is reacti

organizations in the east, but it’s not necessary anymore, that is, they have their allies japan south korea australiaalready included there and therefore say that the us will not intervene to fight themselves. i can't either they will they want the american soldiers to yes, yes, i hear they are fighting. i would like to point out, well, a few of those uh, positions and moments. well, firstly, uh, not one country that became part of the csto was going to. it didn’t plan and didn’t say that the organization would be an anti-nat. this is an organization that solves its military-political tasks within the framework of the csto, the parliamentary dimension is exclusively political. measurement, and csto countries e-e on the eve of the session of the general assembly e. the un always meets in new york and holds conflict consultations, checks their positions and agrees on support in various issues. i emphasize the political component. tell me this is going to be a meeting. after all, before it, diplomats worked absolutely, a very serious preparatory e. work second moment. in a discussion with our expert fro

and now along comes a strain from the south from australia that's actually pretty severe and people, before are getting pretty sick from it. also, flu vaccine is down 5% this year. not as many getting the flu shot as should and this flu shot looks like it's pretty good coverage. so all of that combined with a lot of rsv infections and still plenty of covid out there, you are seeing a lot of upper respiratory infections especially in our kids which concerns us the most. >> steve: dr. siegel, i was just talking to our family doctor. i told him i was about to do this segment and to your point fewer people are getting the flu shot i asked him why and he said that he thinks that vaccine fatigue is part of it. a lot of people out there just saying i'm not going to get another shot. even though, to your point. this flu vaccine apparently is very effective. >> i also want to say to people out there because my biggest thing about vaccines is when we talk dove they say well, that's a new vaccine. the flu vaccine has been around in some shape or form since the 1950s. i also want people to under

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australia. but for the south african authorities, they think that by not sharing any of the information or evidence, the united states is showing just how much they do not trust the south african law enforcement authorities. to investigate countries in the developing world would always be sensitive to the attitude of p out super our counterparts. so this doesn't bode well for that and especially implemented weed. sub africans are doubting the capabilities of the south african state to to protect them. but it was good that the government responded to say they were following up on the matter the you have empathy, seth. it issued the alert that are wanting to its citizens and that it has done so before in 2016, a similar situation happened. the u. s. embassy issued a terror alert saying that is lambing terrorist groups. we're planning on taking malls in johannesburg and kicked out places americans frequent. but the south african authorities, i choose the united states of causing a panic. that is a sense of responsibility about issuing such an a lead, but also a sense of impunity in the way washington

new zealand, australia, taiwan, south korea, japan, all of the societies have pursued a more aggressive containment policies compared to the united states, in the first and even second year of the pandemic. all of these countries, all of these societies, have at some point adopted a coexistence with policies. once the rate caught up, people started to want to return to normal. china is an outlier in this regard. kristen: this seems to be, and tell me if you see it this way, the most visible challenge yet to xi jinping, the chinese president, and it does seem so surprising the timing. back in october, we saw the communist party congress in which he solidified his power, and it seemed like he almost had absolute power. how does this play into that? s ion, one hand i think presidt xi jinping has consolidated his power. probably the first person who was able to do this since mao dong. i think it is because of his aggressive power and consolidated control over not just chinese society but also the party itself, his ability to contain the tensions and eliminate different alternative voices th

in australia, the still river flooding around in new south wales. this is see, so to see yet another belts of sundry rain on its way through new south wales and victoria. probably not that welcome back. will be more flooding from it. the chevy has been up and down quite a lot. adelaide on its way up again. no one hangs around about 20 mark than behind that. another lows developing in the bite western side. the bright side to west australia rate in the south pers is about 20 degrees at temperature where it changed very much in the following day or 2. but i think you'll find adelaide 28 just coincides with significant rain. that will be an interesting day in new zealand in north island. very well looking day on friday you got tropical. moisture combined was active upper air. stop very warming tries church like the following day when it rains. ah ah, with ah ah ha watching al jazeera that's remind you about top stories, the salad ukrainian president brought me zalinski has stressed the need for caution . following russia's announcement, it's withdrawin

so looking at plants from, uh, south africa, australia, chile de california and then the mediterranean and saving water is just one of the potential benefits. it's going to reduce your water bill. it's also really good and that you're bringing in by bringing in a lot of like california native plants you can bring in more biodiversity. major landscaping can come with a big price tag says if you're not ready to swap out the whole on take it one step at a time. what i advocate is just starting small. i mean, there's the beauty with landscaping is that it takes years to establish. it's going to be there for years , and so you don't have to immediately go out and rip out your entire lawn and replace it with you know these perfect drought tolerant plants. that was heather waldman reporting landscape architects say another benefit is that it will help improve soil in the area up here on mornings onto the nine after almost a year of pain and uncertainty, it has ended for the family of alexis gabe. investigators say they discovered the remains of the 24 year old woman who had been missing since

organizations are being created, but there is no need already, that is, there are allies there japan south korea australiaia is already included there. and so to say that the us will not intervene fight yourself. i can't either. they will be american soldiers. let me hear our senator. i would like to point out, well, a few of those uh, positions and moments. well, firstly, uh, not one country that became part of the csto was not going to. it did n’t plan and didn’t say that the organization would be an anti-nat; this is an organization that solves its military-political tasks. uh, within the framework of the csto, a parliamentary dimension has been created. this is purely political. measurement, and the countries of the csto. e in anticipation of the entire general assembly e. un always gathers in new york and hold conflict consultations compare their positions and agree on support in various issues. i emphasize the political component. tell me there will be a meeting, because before it the diplomats worked absolutely, a very serious preparatory e. work second moment. in a discussion with our expert from

here in the upper right valley is completely c o 2 free, it's you, unlike the lithium from australia or south america, which generates a lot of seo to see through the long transport routes and the production method. it sounds good, but whether it's economically feasible is still unclear. recycling, lithium would be another way to cut imports and the e u wants to gradually boost recycling rates. ready but extracting lithium from recycled batteries is also energy intensive. and once again requires chemicals. right now it's hardly worth it because despite price fluctuations, fresh, lithium from south america is just too affordable. i, we asked view is on social media, what they're doing to preserve resources. these are some of the interesting responses we got. jeslane, a santi from brazil replied. i reuse supermarket bags several times, but i strongly believe that brazil should stop exploiting wood to europe. francesca, his son is tip, is reducing consumption. if less is produced in the 1st place, we don't need to think about how it can be recycled. we benefit by becoming better off and making t

produce here in the upper ryan valley is completely c o 2 free, it's you, unlike the lithium from australia or south america, which generates a lot of seo to you through the long transport routes and the production method. it sounds good, but whether it's economically feasible is still unclear. recycling, lithium would be another way to cut imports and the e you wants to gradually boost recycling rates. ready but extracting lithium from recycled batteries is also energy intensive. and once again requires chemicals. right now it's hardly worth it because despite price fluctuations, fresh, lithium from south america is just too affordable. i, we asked view is on social media, what they're doing to preserve resources. these are some of the interesting responses we got jeez lane. a santi from brazil replied, i reuse supermarket bags several times, but i strongly believe that brazil should stop exploiting wood to europe. francesca, his son is tip, is reducing consumption. if less is produced in the 1st place, we don't need to think about how it can be recycled. we benefit by becoming better off and makin

states declared its readiness to supply kiev with weapons about the united kingdom canada australia turkey south africa and a number of european countries only the united states and only according to official data since 2014 have shipped aid to kiev and in the amount of more than $ 21 billion the latest most complete list was posted november 10 on the state department website. however, in it. mixed, already delivered equipment from warehouses from stock. and the one that is just about to be sent, for example, 20 hymars complexes are already are in ukraine, and 18 more have not yet reached the same air defense system. on sams. of these, two more six are expected to be shipped after strikes on the infrastructure of ukraine, any complexes for steel, especially relevant su. video from social networks the range of weapons of the ukrainian army has undergone major changes at the beginning of the conflict, imported weapons are rapidly replacing soviet equipment and weapons, which, apparently, were lost by the armed forces. during the battles. more and more ukrainian fighters get into the frame with nat

do still have a few showers in the forecast for south eastern parts of australia not as heavy as they have been recently in speclink of shower cloud. they're just eating through the bite packed ice about risk winds rattling across their tasmania into victoria. and still a few of those showers just creeping up towards a c. c. pushing into that sir. eastern side of australia over heavier showers will be further north just around the sunshine coast, up towards the gulf carpenter area around the top head, pushing into northern parts of wu, wei lots. you drive down to the south with temperatures on the rise, the perth getting up to around 33 celsius being, see, have at wet weather, ramping up or touch as we make our way through tuesday, by this date, looking a little better down towards se not so great, if you're in that as man, yes, doesn't blustery showers. they should blow 3. by the time we come to wednesday and they're making the way into new zealand. 19 celsius. wellington still gonna have to route 21 there. and christ church is still some walked around on the shelters, side of the mo