firefighters are on standby across the australian state of new south wales. temperatures are soaring and that there are fears of wildfires. fires have already been burning in tasmania four days. the new year is almost a week- old. there have already been three drawn attacks in pakistan. the latest has killed at least seven people in the north. last year there were 122 strikes. while the u.s. says it is targeting people who threaten its security. last wednesday, killed this man, a tribal leader affiliated with the afghan taliban. drones have always been deeply unpopular with pakistanis because of civilian deaths because. now general stanley mcchrystal, in charge of forces in afghanistan, cautions about their overuse. but president obama has just named john brenan as the one he wants to run the cia and he has been one of the strongest advocates of drawn attacks as obama's counterterrorism chief. now more from the pakistani capital islamabad. >> the pakistani establishment have said the drone strikes are counterproductive because there is collateral damage. that

the concern is that fires are traveling into new south wales. sydney is expected to reach 34 degrees on tuesday. as fires break out, we could see it serious damage to property and potentially people. julia gillard was in tasmania. here is a little of what she has to say. >> i have come to tasmania for one purpose, and that is to say the nation is standing with them at this very difficult time. we will be standing with them in every way. i have already met victorians and people from new south wales who have come to work in support of their friends in tasmania as tasmania continues to fight these fires and then move into the recovery phase. >> the indian army is accusing pakistan of breaking the terms of the cease-fire in the disputed region of kashmir. the pakistani army claims one of its soldiers was killed in a cross border raids by the indian army. india said pakistan fired across the border for this. >> it is evident the pakistani army continues to violate the cease-fire agreement. maybe to facilitate infiltration attempts. the attempts of th

in new south wales, an estimated 10,000 sheep have been killed. others are live, but only just. given the expense of the blazes, the damage to property has been remarkably light. this historic house in the southern state of victoria was the exception rather than the rule. new south wales got off more lightly still, with plenty of land scorched but few houses destroyed, thanks to a massive fire fighting effort coordinated from central control room on the scale of the space mission. temperatures dipped all across southern of study on wednesday, helping the firefighters, but his only temporary relief. >> or the first time since 1996, not one single player has been voted into u.s. baseball hall of fame. barry bonds, roger clemens, and sammy sosa were among the famous players who were voted down this year after accusations of performance enhancing drugs. >> are rumors of steroid use have been reopened. allegations of using performance enhancing drugs kept out of barry bonds, and he is not the only one who has been snubbed. >> this is the most star- studded class a possible baseball h

and of fire danger rating is far too high. >> it is not just new south wales that has been affected. victoria, the state that suffered the black saturday disaster in 2009 is being hit again. seldom has austria seen such a m.p. way. a british soldier has been shot dead and an army base. the attacker was wearing an afghan army uniform. it happened as the president of afghanistan arrived for round of meetings with officials. we will have more on that visit. let's get this report. >> as their british instructors look on, afghan soldiers are being trained in said a british base. they work and live backcourt -- close quarters but always in the background are armed british soldiers called guardian angels. their protection against insider tax. the stand watch. increasingly uneasy relationship. the first british soldier to die this year still has not been named. but like the fire that -- five others who died before him in their six month tour of duty he was killed by afghan security forces. the afghan commander in the area explained what happened. >> before firing on the british soldiers, he

. >> the new south wales bushfires are being fanned by ferocious wind and some of the highest temperatures the state has witnessed. four large regions are placed at the highest state of alert. it means the bush fires are not controllable and fast moving. residents have been strongly urge to escape their path. at ground level we saw for cells how terrifying and unpredictable the fire fronts can be. this is one of that made roads. the princess highway. highway.'s off it, the country homes and properties most at risk. you get a sense of the conditions the firefighters are dealing with. the swirling, vicious winds. 45 degrees and there is a sudden change in the wind and that is what makes these fires and predictable. in the small town, they have decided to stay and protect her home. our garden hose your main defense. >> with roads shut and communities isolated, many face a different kind of agony. stranded from family members as the fires closed in. >> they cannot get out and i cannot get in. >> helicopters bombarded the fires with water. raced from blaze to blaze. to little avail. the weather

more than 100 have been reported, mainly in the state of new south wales. searing temperatures and strong winds are making it difficult for firefighters to put out the flames. >> there was an expectation, a hope, that something would abate these weather conditions as it moves across new south wales. the fact is that it is not. >> reporter: a firefighter was burned on his hand. authorities warn that the fires could reach residential areas. they are urging residents to stay on alert and evacuate, if necessary. takeo nakajima, sydney. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe is making plans to change the status quo. he's seen his country's coast guard ships play cat and mouse with chinese government vessels in the east china sea, and he's watched north korean leaders launch rockets. abe is moving forward with plans to strengthen national defense. abe intends to scrap guidelines endorsed by the former government. defense ministry officials have drawn up their budget request for the upcoming fiscal year. they're looking for an additional 100 billion yen, more than

it has affected new south wales and victoria. >> for the people of victoria, these fires are especially terrifying. they were devastated by the black saturday disaster in 2009 in which more than 170 lost their lives. the 40 degree temperatures and raging winds are of similar one wins and intensity. many are of risks from the fast advancing fire france. one person had to be rescued after being trapped in a burning house. a fire crew survived what is called a board over, when flames leaped over their truck. -- a. byrne over, when flames leaped over their truck. for the local wildlife, too, the combination of heat, winds, and dry bushland is potentially deadly. in neighboring new south wales, where fires have been raging since the beginning of the year, residents are confronting the same hazardous conditions. this week around a rural town, some 50 properties are been destroyed and today, fires are jumping containment lines. sydney is experiencing the hottest day on record. these are some of the most treacherous conditions that fire crews have faced for years. bbc news, sidney. >> and talki

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from south wales, here is nick bryant. >> 1/4 glance burning out of control. if buyers -- forest lands burning out of control after a fire scorched its way through. this used to be thick, green bush. within minutes, it was transformed into a blackened wasteland, and here end of world field -- and an end to end of world fiel-- and an eerie, end of the world feel. 130 bush fires are still raging across new south wales. it is amazing that no one yet has lost their life. the story's key emerging, though, the extraordinary sks, especially -- of extraordinary escapes', especially in tasmania. he was babysitting his young children when they were caught up in the firestorm. the children and their grandparents were forced to seek shelter in the sea as flames engulfed the shoreline precaution -- engulfed the shoreline. >> huizar tornadoes of fire coming across toward us -- we saw, tornadoes of fire coming across toward us. it was all around us. >> 43 horrifying hours, they hid under the jetty, nec -- and for three horrifying hours, they hid under the jetty, neck deep in

. >> we know that new south wales is about to move into an extreme heat period, indeed in parts of new south wales fire risk levels could be moved to catastrophic. >> reporter: authorities issued their own warnings. they say there's a possibility of spreading wildfires in the days to come. >>> nato members are rolling out more military hardware to deal with any possible fallout from the conflict in syria. turkey is boostininin defenses. the trucks carrying the equipment left monday from a base in the southern part of the netherlands. the u.s., germany, and netherlands agreed in december to send a total of six air defense batteries to turkey to protect their nato ally. dutch chief of defense general tom mittendorf says the threat of syrian missiles landing across the border is increasing. the convoy of batteries is scheduled to arrive in turkey in less than three weeks. the location is about 100 kilometers from the border with syria. this is the first time since the iraq war that nato has deployed its patriot missiles in turkey. >>> a group including the executive chairman of internet s

the australian state of new south wales is preparing for one of its worst bushfires in years .everal southern states are experiencing extremely dry and hot conditions. more now on our top story. protests and vigils continue over the gang rape of a student. many people are calling for tougher laws to deal with cases of sexual assault. the father of the victim has denied he -- he was quoted as saying he should only be revealed as -- if a new anti-rape law is named after her. a total revamp of the police force and judiciary is needed. >> i would like to prioritize police reform and judicial reform. [indiscernible]if our police force remains as incompetent and corrupt and dysfunctional as it is, and our courts continue to drag even ordinary cases for decades. even these extraordinary cases, including crimes related to terrorism. the courts let them drag on for decades on end. the judicial system, which is incapable of the caving -- delivering sure and speedy justice, should not be trusted with death penalty or even more to her kony and laws that some people are demanding. -- more d

these outbreaks in southern new south wales are an unpredictable energy. they devoured more than three and a half thousand square commuters in the most populous state alone. the biggest impact is on farmers, with vast amounts of pastures, crop, and livestock lost. another day of cooler conditions is helping the firefighting efforts. it is run with military precision. heavy machinery helped build defensive lines, while boots on the ground tackle the flames on the front line. air support is critical. the bush fires have been burning for almost a week. further north, parts of queensland have not been scared. a blaze near brisbane has been brought under control, but it has taken a monumental effort for crews to gain the upper hand. the heat wave that brought punishing conditions to the southeastern states earlier this week is forecast to return in the coming days. >> we are looking at temperatures across much of new south wales in to the lower to mid 40's tomorrow and certainly extending into the high 40's saturday. >> australia can expect above average temper

this is the worst heat wave, actually in new south wales in living memory. yesterday the hottest average temperature across the country ever. australia, is, of course the world's driest inhabited continent, vulnerable to bushfires, every year you see them. scientists believe creeping climate shift for even hotter temperatures globally and that includes australia. i spoke with matt inwood superintendent of rural fire services in new south wales. here's part of what he told me about the sheer size of the blazes. >> apparently we have just over 130 fires burning across new south wales. 30 of those fires at this stage remain uncontained. fire crews are continuing to work throughout the night over here tonight making sure that we're certainly rendering properties safe and property protection mode on some fire grounds. and establishing containment lines which crews can back burn off as we start to see a cool passing through the south of the state at present. >> desperate situation there. winter weather tightening its grip on the refugee camps along syria's borders

more than 130 fires are raging in new south wales.g a repeat of 2009's black saturday, which was a series of bush fires in which 173 people were killed and destroyed thousands of homes. as temperatures soar to 109 degrees, officials are warning residents that the risk is real and potentially deadly. we are at fire service headquarters in sydney tonight. how widespread are these fires? >> reporter: these fires basically are almost australia-wide. at the weekend, they hit tasmania and this heat wave really moved up through victoria, up to new south wales, and this heat threat is now moving into southeastern queensland. yet to see if any of those fires eventuate in queensland. you would certainly expect so. in tasmania, the threat was very true there because 100 homes were lost. in victoria, there were reports of up to 20 homes and in new south wales, no confirmed home losses at the moment, thankfully and most importantly, no lives have been lost. >> i know there's obviously a concern that there could be a loss of life if these fires con

. >> lightning strikes have igniteded more than 100 new fires in new south wales. police have ordered residents to leave in the north and west. with temperatures soaring past 40 degrees celcius, it is making it difficult for firefighters. a dust storm is sweepting through south australia. finally, it is considered one of the most controlled and precise of dance styles. it requires -- it depends on visual learning. but blind students have donned too toose. >> she dances by feel rather than sight. she is visually impaired. nearly 80% of her vision is gone. she is one of 80 states -- stunes students. >> people say how can you be a dancer if you are blind? i said it is all about my will power. >> dancers learn by watching, something that hasn't stopped these students, challenges to their teacher. >> i teach them all three touch. they touch my body as i perform the move, and they repeat it to learn. after they learn it, they are very determined. then all i have to do is call out the moves, and they can repeat it. >> the classes are free to students. they are open to hear

now the system is moving towards the south, aiming for new south wales, so please take precautions against the heavy rainfall. these are snow clouds, and some of them are reaching the pacific side where we don't usually get heavy snow, even the tokyo area, so no snow this morning. . an additional 50 centimetre, and mainly across the the hokur this, ha skern. generally dry but stable conditions are still continuing along the east and. temperatures out looking like this. 18 degrees in taipei. warm weather is ahead of you. now in north america, a winter storm is. we are seeing heavy show. freezing rain is ahead of this warm front. freezing rain is dangerous because it will. the stormy conditions were then headed to the the new england states by your monday. advisories are posted for a wide area kwrl sending kilometres likely into the next 24 hours. that will be coupled. we talked about excessive sieve conditions about how you might. two degrees and three degrees in toronto, and very nice in chicago at 8 degrees. it prevailing in observing observe city, 25. and 25 degrees. here's your morning

. >> at least 30 homes have been destroyed in new south wales in australia as searing heat continues to stock wild fires across the east of the country. austrian authorities described the blaze as the most ferocious they have seen in years. the country's top observatory escaped without any major damage. >> thousands of two nations have joined protests against the government -- of tunisians have joined a protest against the government. >> about 8000 demonstrators gathered outside of the interior ministry in the capital of tunis. they are unhappy about high unemployment and the government's failure to restore security. it has -- it started back in 2010. tunisia is auctioning off the expensive knickknacks and personal items the ben ali clan looted from the nation over the years. >> tunisians have been flocking to get a glimpse of the private life of the autocrat who fled to saudi arabia in 2011. >> among the items going under the hammer are dozens of flashy, expensive automobiles, diamond necklaces, and a pair of golden sphinxes. the government hopes to alleviate the suffering of the co

conditions will improve by this afternoon across new south wales. as you can see within the next 48 hours rain will return to the coast of queensland. further flooding landslides will be a return. as for japan precipitation is snow rather than rain. we're seeing snow showers ongoing across the northwest. we have a high pressure system over the continent. we have a high mountain range in the middle of japan. this is why we usually see dry weather across the pacific side and snowy weather across the of japan side. further snow could cause avalanches. now in north america, pacific storm is drifting into the west producing widespread snow showers across the mountains and rain across the coast. we have winter storm warnings and advisories posted here. we have another system spreading frozen precipitation and snow along the west canada border and similar situation is happening in the southern part of ontario, quebec and the north eastern states. to the south there will be severe weather in oklahoma tonight. the threat will also spread to the southern part

there will still be a few showers close to the coastal fringes of new south wales.here is some cause for good news there. further north, this is where we are talking about flooding. you can see this circulation that may well develop in the northern areas of queensland. this is also affecting indonesia. they say they are in the process of easing a bit now. making its way into the southeastern part of sri lanka, nothing nearly as wet as it was a few weeks ago. 5 inches across the portion of southeast asia. >> the top stories on al- jazeera. after a four-day siege in the saharan desert, algeria is warning the number of debt is expected to rise. 23 hostages killed and another dozen unaccounted for. west african countries did indeed urgent financial help from the united nations to help fight rebels in northern mali. france is urging regional leaders to take over the operations. opposition activists are accusing syrian soldiers of using a new type of silence missiles. but as has have shown how the zero craters and shrapnel caused by the unidentified weapons. -- witnessess

. >> lightning strikes have ignited more than 100 new fires in new south wales. it is in the state northwest where police have ordered residents to leave. to mergers are soaring. it is making its -- temperatures are soaring. it is making it difficult for firefighters. a dust storm shows a moment a family was caught up in the storm. bali is considered -- ballet is considered the most disciplined of the dancers appeared a group of blind students are donning their tutus. >> in a tiny dance studio, they dance i feel rather than cite. she is visually impaired. 80% of her vision is gone. she is one of many students thought to be one of the few for the blind anywhere in the world. >> my friends tell me how can you be a dancer if you are blind. i tell them this is all about my will power. >> there is a reason of the schools are filled with mirrors. dancers learn by watching. it has not stopped the students things to their teacher. >> i teach them all through touch. they touch my body as i perform the moves and then they repeated to learn. after they learn, they are deter

. >>> in australia, more than 130 fires are burning near sydney in new south wales. and authorities are warning of a catastrophic fire threat. more than 40 of the fires are burning out of control. temperatures may hit 109 degrees fahrenheit today. it is summer there. those extreme temperatures have forced australia's weather bureau to add new colors to its heat map. deep purple there, that's for temperatures up from 122 to 125 degrees. and magenta is for temperatures up to 129.2. wow. >> national cathedral in washington, d.c. will start hosting same sex weddings. the decision came after same gender ceremonies became legal in the district of columbia and neighboring maryland. >>> here's an early look at one of your top health headlines. a new study finds sweetened drinks and depression. the risk was higher for people who drank diet versions of these beverages. on the other hand, coffee drinkers had a slightly lower risk of depression. >> now to wall street. the dow closed at 13 rrks 328 after dropping 55 points yesterday. the s&p fell four. the nasdaq lost seven. over

. >> 38 with sunshine tomorrow as the storm to the south wales. an arctic front on sunday. some snow showers on monday. temperatures in the 20's for the highs. the coldest of the winter so far. >> that is all for 11 news tonight. >> thank you for joining us. see you back here tomorrow night. [captioning made possi announce show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from "the impossible," oscar nominee naomi watts, nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel,

. >> at least 30 homes have been destroyed in new south wales in australia as searing heat continues to stock wild fires across the east of the country. austrian authorities described the blaze as the most ferocious they have seen in years. the country's top observatory escaped without any major damage. >> thousands of two nations have joined protests against the government -- of tunisians have joined a protest against the government. >> about 8000 demonstrators gathered outside of the interior ministry in the capital of tunis. they are unhappy about high unemployment and the government's failure to restore security. it has -- it started back in 2010. tunisia is auctioning off the expensive knickknacks and personal items the ben ali clan looted from the nation over the years. >> tunisians have been flocking to get a glimpse of the private life of the autocrat who fled to saudi arabia in 2011. >> among the items going under the hammer are dozens of flashy, expensive automobiles, diamond necklaces, and a pair of golden sphinxes. the government hopes to alleviate the suffering of the co

in the state of new south wales, 100 fires are burning. most are being contained by the relentless efforts of the emergency crews. a handful have been causing real concern. popular holiday spot south of sydney, firefighters have struggled to incinerate vast years. as a record-breaking heat wave returns to the fire belt, some residents have had enough. >> we packed up all the things we could get in the car, and said they're ready to go. >> despite the scale of australia's bush fire, no one has been killed. for that, communities can thank sound planning by the authorities and good fortune. this is a nation well used to nature's extremes. the coming days are likely to bring more dangerous conditions. as temperatures heat up on friday, the situation over the weekend is looking even worse. >> now, remember if you want to get more on the southeast of australia, do head to the website and there's a lot of latest news and you can see some of the most dramatic images. here with us on "bbc world news," a headline. funerals are held for some of the 12

from south wales, here is nick bryant. >> 1/4 glance burning out of control.ning out of control after a fire scorched its way through. this used to be thick, green bush. within minutes, it was transformed into a blackened wasteland, and here end of world field -- and an end to end of world field-- and an eerie end of the world feel. 130 bush fires are still raging across new south wales. it is amazing that no one yet has lost their life. the story's key emerging though the extraordinary sks especially -- of extraordinary escapes' especially in tasmania. he was babysitting his young children when they were caught up in the firestorm. the children and their grandparents were forced to seek shelter in the sea as flames engulfed the shoreline precaution -- engulfed the shoreline. >> huizar tornadoes of fire coming across toward us -- we saw, tornadoes of fire coming across toward us. it was all around us. >> 43 horrifying hours they hid under the jetty, nec -- and for three horrifying hours they hid under the jetty, neck deep in the water. and finally, they were r

unfortunately, just absurd amount of rainfall fell across quee queensland to south wales. there's still that risk of continued flooding, especially near coastal cities, even though that rain has stopped. so, definitely still want to watch that. also let's take a look across eastern asia here into japan, korea and even china. high pressure is dominating at this time, bringing much fairer weather, even a warm-up expected throughout the midpart of this week as this high pressure continues to push down towards the southeast. it will be churning up this moist and warm air from the south. into china peninsula. you'll see rain showers, even thunderstorm activity. the high is creating that fog and haze across much of northeastern china, even into beijing. you've been seeing that very high pollutant levels into the atmosphere. if you don't have to venture outside, stay indoors as much as possible, especially people with with respiratory issues over the next several days. that is not churning up the wind much at all. the next system isn't expected to come in until the latter part of

sea foam has swallowed up beaches and towns along new south wales. it looks like so much fun. tropical cyclone is being blamed for bringing foam as much ten feet deep from the sea. some say the foam is not dangerous to humans and it's not expected to last too long. >> that's actually what happens when i load the laundry detergent into the washing machine. >>> the push to keep a promise. immigration part two here. today, president obama laying out a plan to overhaul the nation's laws, beef up the pord border and keep 11 million immigrants here in the country. tracie potts is in washington with a look at this plan, the hurdles and motivation. >> reporter: if congress drags its feet on imgrag, the white house has a plan ready. president obama will lay it out today in las vegas. the white house says it's similar to what four democrats and republicans did this monday. >> we're going to get pushback, but i think most americans are saying let's get this fixed. >> the plan puts illegal immigrants at the back of the line for citizenship after it passed background checks and learned eng

finally, due to that cold front passing through the regions here in tasmania and in new south wales.y down to 25 from what we had yesterday, 42.5, record-breaking heat, has been continuing. finally, thatrelief. but towardour weendet again another soaring temperatures to come for you. and also the humidity as mentioned is very low. and the strong winds. all these factors combined are making it very difficult for the firefighters to contain the brush-fire. we'll keep you updated. now, the world weather is quite on the extreme today. northern half of this eastern continental asia is dominated by the cold. let me show you how cold it is. now, people in heilong xun province inortrnhinaave been experiencing extreme cold. on tuesday the temperature dropped to minus 47.9 degrees at higher elevations. pedestrians were bundled up in thick layers of clothes, covering their heads with hats and scarves. however, the severe cold did not affect everyday life. in an outside market locals continued to buy griuy grocerie including live fish. pulling back you can tell this high pressure system will be

fallen here and does look like all of the queensland coast is seeing heavy rainfall and brisbane and south wales. improving conditions further to the north. into the americas also we've been watching some bitter cold temperatures across much of the midwest over towards the northeast. very cold here. i want to show you a video coming out of chicago just demonstrating how just chilly it has been. this is a warehouse on chicago's south side. the second time this has caught fire. the firefighters had to go out there. they fought the fire and while they were doing that, the hoses were freezing up here causing all sorts of problems. you can see all that water as it was sprayed on the warehouse it froze and looks like an ice sculpture. just demonstrates how very cold and chilly it is and does look like the next storm system will be come through and drop some snowfall on top of that as well even push off to the east into the appalachians about 1020 centimeters and then freezing rain threat, specifically across portions of tennessee over towards north carolina. does look like this will be dangerous. any

new south wales got off more lightly still. plenty of land scorched but -- scorched but few homes, thanks to a mass of firefighting effort coordinated from a central control room on the scale of a space mission. the remarkable weather across australia has broken so many records that australia's meteorologist have had to revise temperature scales. a previous cap of 50 degrees celsius or 152 degrees fahrenheit, has proved inadequate this week. two entirely new colors, deep purple and pink, can be seen on weather charts. there has -- it has been much, much cooler in sydney and seven australia wednesday it than tuesday. but it is only temporary relief. more hot weather will sweep toward the weekend, breaking more records and potentially feeling more fires, too. al jazeera, sydney. >> a delegation led by u.s. politician bill richardson is calling on north korea to end missile launches and open the internet. the group, which includes google chairman eric smith toward a state library in penang. the visit has been criticized by the sta

. >>> in australia, more than 130 fires are burning near sydney in new south wales. and authorities are warning of a catastrophic fire threat. more than 40 of the fires are burning out of control. temperatures may hit 109 degrees fahrenheit today. those extreme temperatures have forced australia's weather bureau to add new colors to its heat map. deep purple there, that's for temperatures from 122 to 125.6 degrees. and magenta is for temperatures up to 129.2. wow. >>> a new survey finds about 23% of women reported being on a diet in 2012 compared to 35% in 1992. that 12-point drop over 20 years may indicate that american women's attitudes and perceptions about weight are changing. yea! >>> and the national cathedral in washington, d.c. is expected to announce today that it will start hosting same-sex weddings the decision came after same-gender weddings became legal in the district of columbia and neighboring maryland. >>> a new study finds a link between soda and depression. people who drank soda or fruit drinks per day were more likely to be diagnosed with depressi

highest level that's a catastrophic level as they put it in parts of the mainland state of new south wales where there are more than one hundred thirty five's burning they're being spurred on by the strong winds of most record temperatures most of the country indeed been baking above forty celsius now for several days. stories into us tonight the helicopters crashed in the amazon jungle in east approves killed all seven on board it crashed just minutes after it took off witnesses say the crew tried to drop cargo from a helicopter before it hit the ground not yet know why that aircraft one trouble three bodies have been recovered but the search for the others has been called off till tuesday morning because of the very poor swamp like conditions that. an advance party of nato troops of left for turkey will deploy patric missiles on the syrian border a larger group of european soldiers will then arrive later this month when they'll join the dutch and german counterparts the military alliance says it's deploying the missiles to protect civilians in turkey but serious sees it as an act of prov

people have died and more were forced to flee their homes in australia after having floods hit new south wales and queensland military personnel have been sent to the region to help deal with the aftermath astray and summer weather conditions are. constant threat to the region and more than thirty people died during floods in twenty level. jamar has lifted a ban on public gatherings which has been in place for over two decades the law was imposed by the military john doe that to power in one thousand nine hundred eight and prohibited gatherings of more than five people the banner which mag claim was unconstitutional was widely used during the alberich of protests in recent years upon taking office and twenty one president insane heaved a chorus towards political reform including revoking strict censorship. it's painful anniversary for the u.k. as a marks forty one years since british soldiers shot unarmed protesters in northern ireland fourteen people were killed in what's became known as bloody sunday which there are it up nationalist tension for years to come as artists are a first reports d

died and thousands more were forced to flee their homes in the street after heavy floods hit new south wales and queensland military personnel have been sent to the region to help deal with the aftermath of summer weather conditions are a constant threat to the region more than thirty people died during floods in twenty above and. beyond maher has lifted a ban on public gatherings which has been in place for over two decades the law was imposed by the military john to the to power in one thousand nine hundred eight and prohibited gatherings of more than five people the ban which manning claimed was unconstitutional was widely used during break of protest in recent years when taking office in two thousand and eleven president aims same paved a course towards political reform including provoking strict censorship. south korea has for the first time successfully launched a rocket as part of a mission to put aside. wired into orbit similar tamsin two thousand and nine and zero twenty and along with an effort earlier this year were aborted due to technical problems wednesday's launch comes amid r

died and thousands more were forced to flee their homes in australia after heavy floods hit new south wales and queensland military personnel have been sent to the region to help deal with the aftermath australian summer weather conditions are a constant threat to the region more than thirty people died during floods in two thousand and eleven. south korea has for the first time successfully launched a rocket as part of a mission to put a satellite into orbit similar attempts in two thousand and nine and ten along with an effort earlier this year were aborted due to technical problems wednesday's launch comes amid rising tensions with their neighbors north korea conducted their own rocket launch just weeks ago on this thing to continue further tests in response to new u.n. sanctions. and don't forget our cheesy you tube channel where the best videos are available for you twenty four seven including proof that residents in southern china have been on shaking ground quite literally that's after a whole building complex collapsed and caved in in front of dozens of passer bys head on to youtube

died of thousands more were forced to flee their homes in australia after having floods hit new south wales and queensland military personnel have been sent to the region to help deal with the aftermath and summer weather conditions are a constant threat to the. region more than thirty people died during floods in twenty one. jamar has lifted a ban on public gatherings which was in place for over two decades the law was imposed by the military john to the to power in nineteen eighty eight and prohibited gatherings of more than five people the ban of which matic claim was unconstitutional was widely used during the outbreak of protest in recent years upon taking office in two thousand and eleven president am saying it paved the course towards political reform including revoking strict censorship. it's a painful anniversary for the u.k. marks forty one years since british soldiers shot on armed protesters in northern ireland fourteen people were killed on what's became known as bloody sunday which stirred up nationalist tension for years to come and as our sara first reports deep divisions st

died and thousands more were forced to flee their homes in australia after having floods hit new south wales and queensland military personnel have been sent to the region to help deal with the aftermath as trail ian so. our weather conditions are constant threat to the region and more than thirty people die during floods twenty five in. myanmar has lifted a ban on public gatherings which has been in place for over two decades the law was imposed by the military john to the to power in one thousand nine hundred eight and prohibited gatherings of more than five people the ban which many claim was unconstitutional was widely used during break of protests in recent years upon taking office in two thousand and eleven president saying pave the course towards political reform including revoking strict censorship. israel's become the first country to shun the un human rights council scrutiny session saying the body has a strong bias against it last year the jewish state claimed it will no longer cooperate with the watchdog after an investigation into its settlements in the west bank. takes a closer

died and thousands more were forced to flee their homes in australia after having floods hit new south wales and queensland military personnel have been sent to the region to help deal with the aftermath of a strong and summer weather conditions are a constant threat to the region more than thirty people die during floods in twenty one. mar has lifted a ban on public gatherings which has been placed for over two decades of the law was imposed by the military john to the to power in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and prohibited gatherings of more than five people the band which many claim was unconstitutional was widely used during the al break of protests in recent years upon taking office and twenty one president tain saying paved a chorus towards political reform including revoking strict censorship. i had it's breaking i sat with abby martin stay with us. mission to teach. download the official publication if you so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from your old celebration of early just doesn't do so now with your mobile device so you c

warnings to now raise to the highest level which is catastrophic in parts of the mainland state of new south wales where there are more than one hundred thirty five years of being spurred on by strong winds and record temperatures most of the country's been baking above forty celsius for several days. well thanks for you with us tonight to it r t moscow looking over the dumbasses cooking the books than it's laura lister and company account after this short break. crime is a plague of the big cities but in a tiny arkansas town of twenty five thousand it is really getting out of hand pure gold is a property crime index of more than double the national average and rape burglary and assault are also way above average poor poor gold is a dangerous place to live in but what's the answer to living in constant fear of criminals well the mayor thinks that the answer to that problem is to live in constant fear of the government how logical the mayor and police chief have a doorstop plan to send out police patrols with a ar fifteen that will swat armor to i guess intimidate the local population into submissi

have been raised to the highest level which is catastrophic in parts of the mainland state of new south wales too where there are more than one hundred thirty fires burning now they're being spurred by strong winds and record temperatures most of the country's been baking above forty celsius several days. helicopters crashed in the amazon jungle in the east of peru killing all seven on board it crashed just minutes after takeoff witnesses say the crew tried to drop cargo from a helicopter before it hit the ground it's not yet known why the aircraft got into trouble three bodies have been recovered the search for the others no has been called off until tuesday morning because of the poor swamp like conditions around where that helicopter came down. part of nato troops of left for turkey will deploy patrick missiles on the syrian border a large group of european soldiers will then arrive later this month when they'll join the dutch and german counterpart the military alliance says it's deploying the missiles to protect civilians in turkey but serious sees it is not provocation journalist money

have been raised to the highest level which is catastrophic parts of the mainland state of new south wales where there are more than a hundred and thirty fires being spread by strong winds and record temperatures most of the country's been baking above forty celsius for several days. in advance party of nato troops have left for turkey where they will deploy patriot missiles on the syrian border a larger group of european soldiers will arrive later this month when they'll join the dutch and german counterparts the military alliance says it's deploying them is also to protect the civilians in turkey and syria sees it as an act of provocation journalist manual oxon writer says a support for the mission is lacking in many european countries of course it is a high risk in this you explicitly are but this is what we saw already in the past with other international missions the governments don't seem to be so concerned about what will bring the future in this area but we see something else we see that the population in the european countries if i can say it all during the at the population is st