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we're in the refugee camp on the south sydney's border with hoff a 1000000 people have slept the conflict in su, don, hazy and crisis will be life from the border as a groups war. and the gun marlins is blocking crucial aid car doors and to say to of russia's 1st presidential election since the invasion of ukraine. automatic boots in the set secure his post at least until 2030 unimportant. he was hoping tennis champion cocoa golf has missed out on a 1st appearance in the indian wells funnel. the american lost maurice the car in the sammy's to carry well now face, well, number one is fine tags. the title, the is 15, gmc, that's 5 pm in gaza with health officials say is really strikes of killed 63 palestinians in the past 24 hours to his reading strikes alice upon talked to the own, this era refugee come in. central garza, the 26 members of the same family, what killed in the 1st and at least 7 people were killed in the 2nd. victoria gave some, b begins of coverage. generations of the same family wiped out in his really asteroid needed over victims were women and children and outside the mo

and one way of sonya is guys down in the south . sydney is a spain, as well as portugal, just a few showers coming into the very know that there's that heavier rain pulling across the north of france, a cold front bringing those conditions across jeremy i'm on was a to the baltic states. you see those winds continuing to blow that down as we go friday into saturday. what's the weather in the northwest affecting island, scotland but still some bits and pieces of rain about to bloss reconditioned. we all going to see things cool down. if we have a look at the temperature chart, you can see those cold conditions starting to work and we'll see those in switzerland over the weekend with a chance of sleep in zurich on sunday. the latest news as it breaks, that is really our to larry shows this area last night on is to me and families was remo, done with their tears and heartaches this year with detailed coverage. the gaza strip has 1100 patients with chronic kidney disease. we need 3 treatments a week from the heart of the story. these far hope has been diminished. their prayers continue with the

now that you and then the south sydney's government say that they don't want an enormous settlement of this place. people to grow up here around the town of rank. so they're trying to provide more services on the long term settlements. but a lot of the people staying here, we're used to a better life and of in environments in costume or elsewhere and see don where they have jobs, access to schools. and so the sort of moving to a fairly remote place, and depending on the humanitarian aid is not a p p a. so then, so many of the people who have the means to choosing to stay here or going and come back, expect to one family idea who was sending that children to the local school here in rank also being a board, a town, in spite of the world there is still a reasonable amount of trade going on here. so there's a little bit of economic, economic opportunity for those who have the means to, to participate in it. and the thousands of people that are waiting here, also hoping, waiting to see what happens across the board, or in see don, see if there's a chance that they can go back anytime soon.

and was also dry in the opposite corner for south eastern parts of australia. sydney sing also settled whether with sunshine no to settled down in the south which has made me or you can see those gusty winds blowing the shallows of the tasman. see that we'll see a slip in full chains, phone use the land. it's much more settled in the south island on sunday. what's up in the north. but a change comes in on monday with a very heavy rain across the western parts of the south side. and the weather brought to you by visit castle. why have american evangelicals become his real strongest factor? does us present, you'll find the right to stand with israel with no red fine. as long as us support continues, is there anything that can stop is real? solve on concept from going on in. definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the, the kind of thing and these riley conflict has been a key dividing line of international diplomacy for decades. ever since israel's foundation in 1948 disputes have revolved around, we call to probably tell us the entire truth, human rights violations,

the ants are native to south america and are thought to have entered australia in shipping containers. our correspondent in sydneyore. these fire ants, native to south america, were first detected in the australian city of brisbane in 2001. and this federal inquiry is examining the health, economic and agricultural consequences of the spread of these fire ants. now, it's believed that they have crossed the borderfrom queensland into northern parts of new south wales state. they have also been detected at major ports right around australia. and these fire ants, when they attack, they attack en masse, they swarm over their victims, their jaws lock onto a victim's skin and they insert venom via a stinger, or a spike, in their abdomen. so, essentially, it's not really a bite, it's a stab, and these fire ants can inflict multiple stings on victims and they pose a threat notjust to people but to pets, livestock and wildlife as well. so, a lot for this parliamentary inquiry in canberra to digest, as it ascertains the threat from these tiny, yet aggressive creatures. let's speak to reece pianta from australia's invasive

another boeing jet, a 787 dream liner suffered a technical problem during a flight from sydney to aukland, south on board and a lot of the crew and passengers were injured. we'll try to get more details. i'll update you in the next hour of that developing story. and then there's more trouble in the skies to tell you about. an indough knee sahn airline under investigation after two pilots fell asleep mid-flight for 30 minutes. air traffic controllers were trying to communicate with the plane, they were met with silence. 159 passengers were on board. it was going from the island of southeast sualese to indonesia's capital. both pilots have been temporarily s suspended, sharesf boeing are down in the premarket. we're trying to get more details on the latest dream liner incident. i'll have those when i get them. maria: thanks very much. president biden and former president trump meanwhile holding dualing campaign events in the battleground state of georgia over the weekend. trump m met with the laken riley family before he went on stage during the rally in role. rome. he slammed biden for mispronoun

a cool enough for south eastern parts of a stray sydney sing also settled whether with sunshine no to settled down in the south the tasmania you can see those gusty winds blowing the shallows of the tasman . see that we'll see a slip in full chains, phone use the land. it's much more settled in the south island on sunday. what's up in the north. but the change comes in on monday with a very heavy rain across the western parts of the south side. and now let me tell you about the cold result, the 1st of its kind in west africa. we were surrounded by a wild life. from the moment we entered a coupon. occupied right now able to practice what the now be used only. and that's just very common. he sits on 2 legs with a large 3rd space with a look in my private now. thanks royal. i can also offer somebody probably equal, resulted in gun in the biggest global electron yet in history. the was biggest democracy off its own epic showdown. join main street of oxygen for a new for bought be focusing on india. in this episode i'll be examining where the democracy is being undermined as political oppo

adding to their troubles, on monday, a boeing plane from south american airline dropped in a flight from sydneyand, injuring at least 50 passengers can crew members before pilots were able to regain control. meanwhile, in south carolina, police are investigating the death of a former boeing employee turned whistleblower. 62-year-old john barnett was found dead friday from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. he had raised concerns about plane safety flaws in a 2017 whistleblower complaint and sat down with the "today" show in 2019. >> from day one, it's just all been about schedule and hurry up and get it done. push the planes out. we're behind schedule. you know, we don't have time to worry about issues you bring up. >> barnett launched separate legal action against boeing after retiring in 2017, accusing the company of denigrating his character. the case involving his 2017 whistleblower complaint was scheduled for trial in june. it would be nice to know what he was going to say. we'll be right back. because your basic things should be your best things. one purchased equals one donated. v

very self lots of sunshine and settled weather for the southeast of the likes of sydney and a settled story for the south island in new zealand. but some very wet weather sweeps into the north island with heavy rain, so it gets been by sunday. the brutality of the response to the events of october 7th had become impossible to make. no. there is no one nor, or international humanitarian law that has not been violated. it's been while you have some western powers supports of, of israel's actions. he's well is the right to defend itself. it has the duty to defend. it is astonishing, just how deep cleaning corrupt materially am tomorrow the day i look at how the international news are being applied and ignored, and the israel goes to conflict. israel above the low on al jazeera, the you watching, i'll just say that with me. so he'll run the reminder of all told stories is really false, is still talking residential areas across concepts. despite the un security council resolution demanding an immediate cease fire, at least 70 people being killed across the strength of the past 24 hours. israel hospital to to

south wales. you're joining a cert from sydney. it's good to have you on the program to, to start us off. can you give us the dummies guide to why the temperature at the surface of the ocean matters? i did my best, but you'll do it much better. yeah, no, they're incredibly important. the oceans of where the surface of the oceans of where out moraine life sits. and so an actual that marine life is used to a certain temperature range. and these temperatures are shooting up, going to, to much higher levels than we expected. i mean, it's a, there's only in your lighting in your cycles, but we know that a global warming is pushing these temperatures up. but i think even so, even though we've been projecting this warming for decades now, the rate of only over the last couple of years as cold as cold, as i've got a little bit you know, that new cycles. there are other factors that can influence the temperature at the surface of the oceans. but this, the, the copernicus report says, we know this is mostly manmade us. yeah, absolutely. i mean, as a bridge in columbus change, if you look at a tempe

again into the thirty's, the full path laquata felt down towards the south east, the leg one until the twins is that the melvin and for sydney? good scattering a shower has meanwhile for days and lots of dry, little bit of rain. maybe the snow into northern parts of japan over the next couple of days. and then tony little dry the weather brought to you by visit castle. unique perspective that is done is one of the most egregious example of abuses of human rights and environmental injustices on heard. voices, luxury, to be honest, people, i know for russia, they're like any other people from any other country. we want to really connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. we have to be able to educate ourselves, to be able to identify what is freedom and what is it not to stream on out just the or the the again, you're watching out 0. her mind about top stories is and is ready for us as a continued to relentless bump up into because a strip killing at least $69.00 palestinians in the past 24 hours is ready for us is also problems of food and a distribution warehouse. indeed, minnesota come us

the latest on monday, when a 787 from the south american airline lantem apparently dropped abruptly midflight from sydneyinjuring at least 50 passengers and crew members. the airline says it's unclear what caused the strong movement on the flight. nbc news has also confirmed that the justice department has launched a criminal investigation into boeing following the blowout door plug on in january. the ntsb determined the plane left the boeing plant without critical bolts that hold the plug in place. a scathing new faa audit also found boeing failed to comply with its own quality control procedures. >> we're working with boeing and demanding that they come up with a very detailed plan within the next 90 days to fix the quality issues that are out there. >> yeah, "the new york times" and nbc news now confirming that 33 of 89 faa audits into boeing, boeing failed. 33 of 89 audits. boeing today in an email to employees encouraged them to see something, say something if you see any issue with quality control or lapses in the assembly process, speak up. and the company, as you know, is under tremendous pressur

into sunday, but it is looking much quieter across the south with that southeast corner, some showers coming in. little bit of a cooler feel for sydney as the showers increased on something of a cool down for new zealand, but it is looking largely settled there on saturday. 18 degrees in christ church. ask like a narrative from african perspective. sort of based on, you know, from us to short documentary spine african filmmakers. and that's going to be the one for sure full for the taste of the sun from madagascar and football from new series of africa. direct on the all the challenges they are with me, elizabeth put on them and don't ha romando about top stories. the salon, as one has carried out a 2nd attack in 2 days on palestinians waiting for a to sconces quite round about at least 21. people have been killed and move and 150 engine come off says that submitted a new c signed proposal saying that ending the global facilitating the delivery of aid and returning displace thomas demands to balance. but as well as quoted unrealistic australia will resume funding to the new ones, alice, to me, an aid agency on why foreign minister pe

the ants are native to south america and are thought to have entered australia in shipping containers. our correspondent in sydneys, and they sting multiple times. and the authorities say that these creatures pose a threat notjust to people but to pets, livestock and wildlife. these creatures were first discovered in australia at the port of brisbane in 2001. they have spread throughout the south—eastern part of queensland state, encroaching now over the border into neighbouring new south wales, and also they have been found at major ports around australia as well. so this federal inquiry in the australian capital canberra looking at ways that these ants are affecting are potentially affecting health, economy, and society. after yet another volcanic eruption, a state of emergency is in force in southern iceland. it's the fourth eruption since december. residents in the small town of grindaveek have been evacuated. the blue lagoon geothermal spa, which is one of the country's most popular tourist destinations, has also closed. popular tourist destinations, has also closed. lava flows cut off one road overnight, bu

civilized countries are not may recognize it, but sydney recognizes it, india recognizes and welcomes, indonesia recognizes and welcomes, so does the republic of south africa, brazil, a certain nigeria, cameroon, that is, countries with 100 plus million people, and there are bangladesh, pakistan, etc. and there will be such a situation that in europe, by the way, there is not a single country that has 100+, well, we don't count russia... we don't count 100 million people, and they will say to putin, look, here are the countries with 100 million plus, everyone recognized except, in fact, the united states, for example, and japan, everything is possible the rest of the country, where there are 100 plus million people, everyone recognized it, that means he is recognized as legitimate, and the fact that biden doesn't like it there, or someone else in europe, macron scholz, or president zelensky doesn't like it, is their trouble. that's how they will tell, but what's worse is that putin is legitimate in the eyes of, say, some uncle vola from tambov, uncle vanya from ryazan, why? because uncle vanya drank a glass of uncle vanya zryzany yesterday, he calle

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once again into the thirty's, the full path laquata felt down to the south east the legs until the 20th at the moment and for sydney scattering a shout was meanwhile for days and lots of dry little bit of rain over the snow and all the pots of japan over the next couple of days. and then tony little dry of the what do you consume? easy lexus, we believe in the luxury of choice. introduce each class the why each college session with you energy reveals itself analysis, plug in hybrid electric even bigger selection, jordan history, the world's biggest democracy off its own epic showdown join me really was injured in this new ballpark. leaves focusing on india. in this episode, i'll examine how in the rising majority in ism settings to turn the clock back on a country founded on secular ideas being report box one on the head again to what she had 0 reminder about top story is this uh, i'd have my so submitted a new proposal and to the ending the war on garza facilitating relief efforts and returning refugees to their homes at the group as setting the plan to a category and egyptian mediators. it's rarely prime minister

have been attended hi, ryan gosling, emily blunt, jake jilin hall sydney sweeney meghan markle also was a panelist. she spoke at south by southwest, so we have not seen any major stars pullout. i do not anticipate that we will, because most of the television and film premieres have already happened. and again, the people who have pulled out and are standing and protests because of the army sponsorship are pulling out again on an individual basis, it would be very difficult for a major hollywood studio. let's say, to pull out for a few reasons, number one, this is a great presence on the festival circuit. number two, to have an anti army stance would be very difficult for a major hollywood player to do >> elizabeth wagmeister. thanks so much for the update. still plenty more news to come this afternoon, including an important win for donald trump's legal team in georgia maybe not though the one that they were hoping for. that's next >> backroom deals cia secrets, affairs, bribery, corruption, prostitution >> there's so much more to the store. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper sunday at nine on cnn. >> wheth

south suits on in search of safety. united nations estimates more than half a 1000000 sydney survive best since the conflict between the army and the permit to rapid support forces began last year. many comes to board, a town of rank where you and one transit kinds of struggling to accommodate new arrivals. the conflicts of killed thousands and displaced millions more. malcolm lab reports were here in the transit gum, which was built nearly a year ago. it has a capacity for just over 3000 people, but we're more than 15000 people staying here at the moment. about 1500 more people arriving here in rank everyday. now with me is silver cafe from the you ends. refugee agency is coordinating all of the humanitarian agencies working here. just how serious is this displacement crisis? it is quite a serious starting from the 1st day of the war, is to don in opera 2023. we have more than 600000. you are drive every 30, i'd refuse you. mostly they are the tell me who are so that so somebody's coming back home, we have a daily drive, but a 1500 and the starting from december. we start to see a change in the trends where we start t

south london shooting. two of those were hurt whilst drinking inside a pub at clapham common when they were hit with shotgun pellets — by a rider on a moped — who was being pursued by police. sydney'sing place, but uniformed police have been barred from taking part in the event after an officer was charged with the murder of a gay couple. a moment of silence was planned for the victims, jesse baird and luke davies. a serving constable who'd previously been in relationship with mr baird has been charged with two counts of murder. in the coming month, india is set to go to the polls, in what's expected to be the largest democratic elections in the world. the rise in popularity of india's prime minister, narendra modi, and the bjp in the last ten years has in part been due to a weak opposition that has failed to raise the voice of the people or effectively corner the government on crucial issues. a united front of opposition parties formed last year is developing cracks, with key allies deserting them. in these circumstances, the main challenger to prime minister modi remains the indian national congress. its leader, rahul gandhi, has been on a country—wide roadshow, to try and reclai

south london shooting. two of those were hurt whilst drinking inside a pub at clapham common when they were hit with shotgun pellets by a rider on a moped, who was being pursued by police. sydney'srmed police were barred from taking part in the event after an officer was charged with the murder of a gay couple. a moment of silence was held for the victims, jesse baird and luke davies. a serving constable, who'd previously been in relationship with mr baird, has been charged with two counts of murder. a killer whale off the coast of south africa has been caught on camera hunting and killing a great white shark in less than two minutes. scientists say the behaviour showed the exceptional hunting skill of killer whales, but raised questions about how shark—eating orcas might affect the food chain in that part of the ocean. our science correspondent, victoria gill, has more. the shark—hunting orcas in south africa have fascinated scientists since they were filmed working together to kill great white sharks back in 2022. now there's been a solo attack. it's filmed from a boat and tricky to make out in all the surface splashing. but watch carefully. the pointed dorsalfin at the front

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