and gave that reco breaking stuff in the south west australia is dying slowly. now it's still raining a little bit and the head of it where it's so hot in victoria and south australia, the need 40 margaret down to about 29 because that wouldn't change, particularly in melbourne. as for new use even nothing extraordinary here. once again, we've got radiant moving out through sire filing, just towards weddington joining wednesday, leaving christ church in about 18 degrees there on thursday. that rain problems itself. i don't even know if i'm in this a nice looking day, but you don't know those things are coming across the thompson and right in the science hall. and so i think that makes itself felt on friday, a generation who meets premier league legend vincent company to discuss the importance of leadership and representation. and most of it starts can appear in the representation is rides, for the rest will follow and travels to add tyria to discover how fluid will pay the key role in shaping the country from its struggle for liberation to the 2090 protests of po

we've already seen flooding down in the south, west and australia, and you can see that boomerang shape that's set to pull more rain to most southern areas over the next few days. but past managers to stay dry, the temperature setting in the early thirty's, we'll see some winter weather starting to creep in along the east coast with new south wales. some of that rain folding and sidney feel free to attempt to down $25.00 degrees celsius. the on friday now temperatures will be coming down across new zealand. something of a cool change coming in the days ahead. with the weather pouring into the very south, it'll eventually ripple its way north with some heavy falls to come from the north on an open at 22 degrees celsius. the on friday. and rain is still the story across march of southeast asia, especially down in the south. we've got that ribbon of rain pouring into pots of indonesia, bring a flood of risk to java as well as slo wessy. had to show us to come to northern parts of the philippines on friday. the, the latest news as it breaks. the shortage means along the whole of the 1500 co

next couple of days. meanwhile, we got a fair but a cloud just around the south australia pushing up towards the interior west and australia. these trucks bringing some really heavy down pools, big sunbury showers, just around the top hand up towards the pill over there. and we'll see the crowd and bright diving his way down towards the southwest corner of i was past 6. i'm with with over the next couple of days, but i had of that last night and 837 celsius there in adelaide is a 27 for melvin for the time being, pushing up to 1300 as we go through. so last time we could touch 40 degrees and add a lighter, really looking like a hot one here. had of this cold for which little grassy fresh and things up as we go to the already part of next week. it does try to push a little further research as we go one through sunday's time to get to an area of high pressure, which it keeping it long as he settled across new zealand. old leather will be some showers later on, just coming into the far south of the south olive. shallow. some of them wintery and night just deal affecting japan at present because some more snow in

west to down in the south. and it's a similar story across australia to new le, cold and west coast with central and northern areas out of spring seeing any 19 degrees celsius. the well below the average that much will settled with lots of sunshine across the south. but you can see the heavy rain from the remnants of that tropical cycle and continue to for saturday into sunday was something of a cool down in the southeast corner. but the figures aren't as low as we have seen them. terms is all set to pick up slightly across the south island of new zealand, a washington little bit of sophie on saturday, but much will settled in the south on sunday. the african narratives from africans perspective, force, symptom of forces, and to show documentary spine african filmmakers coordinated. do by key, as i said, to simply make chocolate revolution from booking of 5. and i see beauty from synagogue, africa direct on. i'll just be around the, [000:00:00;00] the watching or does it a reminder about top stories? this, are these really ministries cabinet, a wave of attacks across the gaza strip, killing 11 palestinians. some o

what's coming next. 33 celsius, the apple adeline, is that kind of ran into a west and australia splits his wife or the south. have life picking up on the temperatures? and this we go on into west islip, 39, then not too far off that full melvin west of weather coming into cost, southern pulse of w i heading to was available pushing towards that se in corner. but ahead of that, some really intense heat to come anything but he recently across japan was seen some wintry weather in the mix. here it does 10 some of the dry and quite to this weekend the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the president biden. says one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, the as well joe biden, and donald trump sites each other in the us selection to november. the current and former president swept the pulse in super tuesday's votes. now they hope to get that parties nominations, but was on

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grueling, no stops on the roughly 30,000 miles from spain down the west coast of africa, over to australia, and around the cape of southmerica, before returning to the starting point, a finish line brauer is expected to hit just days from now. have you ever been really scared in a moment >> i can feel the boat is deteriorating. i can just feel that things are starting to break down okay, okay, okay it's okay. it's okay. >> reporter: for the 100 pound powerhouse from new york, sailing is a career she has been chasing since college. >> i pushed so much harder when someone is, like, no, you can't do that. i'm, like, well, okay. watch me >> reporter: an attitude she hopes will inspire young girls in a male-dominated sport >> it would be amazing if there was just one, one other girl that saw me and said, oh, i can do that too. >> reporter: one woman now navigating a new chapter in history emilie ikeda, nbc news >> just a few more days to go. >>> when we come back, there is good news tonight about this boy's red carpet moment and the teacher who helped make it happen >>> there is good news tonight about how one person can ma

the full adeline is that kind of right into a west and australia splits his wife or the south highlight picking up on the temperatures and this we go on into west islip, 39, then not too far off that full melvin west of weather coming into cost southern pulse of w, i heading towards available pushing towards that se in corner, but ahead of that some really intense heat to come anything but he recently across japan was seen some wintry weather in the mix. here it does tell us i'm a dry and quieter this weekend. the, it's a top destination for travelers seeking them by the power dice experience. but the i did a archipelago of fiji is also on the front line of global rising water levels and unforgiving storms have triggered some of the was 1st government land relocation as a result of climate change. people empower us, want fiji. the last resort on a jersey to a unique perspective that place himself in dallas and told the palestinians to go to on heard voices to humor. i try to highlight the absurdities inconsistency, but upon proceeding landscape, connect with our community and tap into c

grueling, no stops on the roughly 30,000 miles from spain down the west coast of africa, over to australia and around the cape of southected to hit just days from now. >> have you ever been really scared in a moment? >> i can feel the boat is deteriorating, i can just feel that things are starting to break down. >> okay. okay. okay. it's okay. it's okay. >> reporter: for the 100-pound powerhouse from new york sailing is a career she's been chasing since college. >> i push so much harder when someone is like, no, you can't do that. i'm like, well, okay, watch me. >> reporter: an attitude she hopes will inspire young girls in a male-dom nalted sport. >> it would be amazing if there was just one other girl that saw me and said, oh, i can do that, too. >> reporter: one woman now navigating a new chapter in history. emilie ikeda, nbc news. >> i am in total awe of her. she is a powerhouse. good for her. thanks so much for watching "early today." i'm frances rivera. hope that gives you some inspiration if you are inspiration if you are struling to get upgg "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronic

south, but also the sunshine by days with things up slowly. it's still warm and i didn't pass it that fish degrees and most of west australia is not surprisingly dry. avenues even nice looking picture, mostly it's going to be fine. right. about type degree mock. the rain is circulating our show, make its way into south island, but not very far. so the potential for funding in borneo sooner ways each job may be sumatra and increasing maintenance. what happened being my as well and self and talent, and there's an increase in the number of shares in the philippines, but maybe surprisingly it's still snowing on these potentially in the high ground of hon. sure. but that's on its way. our more significance is likely for time in north korea, northeast in china. otherwise it's warm, sunshine of the weather brought to you by visit castle. why have american evangelicals become his real strongest backer? does us president, you'll find the right to stand with israel with no red line, 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, comma takes the bottom line,

here now in ukraine, that's wild in the west, and europe and north america. australia may be in japan, and taiwan, ukraine's position is heard that in the global south, that is less the case and that russia is a lot more successful with this narrative. so i think it's more about hearts and minds that about concrete deliveries of any kinds of a t great. does you boyfriend at all see in the playing the role of a potential mediator between moscow and keith in the future? well certainly we've heard any of the officials, including for his moody talking about that. i don't think it seems that are incredible offer for me creating perspective as the fact the india, by so much energy, so much boils from russia. and also those russian weapons means that it isn't seen as heck for distance between the 2 positions. i think probably a turkey is the closest to a company that is able to create some kind of symmetry that's kind of relations to both sides. and even then, there are worries here in ukraine that need to remember tech is still too close to russia. i think for now, negotiations are just not on the cards. and i didn't quite know russia sees that we've had

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west calum and 10 on borneo island. same goes for south. so that way easy. and for australia, melbourne and victoria state. you are going to have your driest march on record, so we'll end up the months more sunshine 24 degrees. but by monday what weather is scoots in here. these are going to be some to wrench will downpours, melbourne by monday afternoon, over a 24 hour period. you could see a months worth of rain. so that's certainly going to help considering how parts this area has been. what weather moves away from the east cape? so guess been 17 for you. on sunday, the weather brought to you by visit costume. on counting the costs, the world's population is shrinking rapidly. how will that affect the global economy? regulations on both sides of the land ticket cracking down, take but not least costs the june to gas and take your offices narrowing. but when will it be one doubts? counting the cost on the challenges here the, the, the journalism at its core is the pursuit of truth, the dissemination of information to the public, and holding power to accounts. in wars, those journalists faced immense chal

south wales. the sun is bringing inside the african in past the temperature of such he wants to study study or west australia. now looks pretty dry, which surprisingly is a change to the last couple of weeks. in new zealand, you'd expect that to be rain coming in. it does cover you ever so slightly otherwise a fine looking thursday and a pretty fine looking friday the right in 60 days. and you'll notice mostly off show the this is took, took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive national, sustainable tourism program. partnership with the global, sustainable tourism comes village life here retains its charles. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the tape, hundreds of excavations and restoration. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things come and discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties. the . the, the, you're watching l g 0 live from doha. recap of the top stories. the is really ami says it's now killed at least 90 find a simian steering an ongoing rate on out chief a hospital in gas, a city explosions and gunfire shaking areas around the compl

west calum and 10 and borneo island. same goes for a south. so that way easy. and for australia, melbourne and victoria state. you are going to have your driest march on record so well end of the month, more sunshine. 24 degrees, but by monday what weather is scoots in here. these are going to be center ranch will downpours, melbourne by monday afternoon, over a 24 hour period. you could see a month's worth of rain. so that's certainly going to help considering how parts this area has been. what whether moves away from the east cape? so guess been 17 for you on sunday. the as the well plunged into a climate disaster. we are in planetary flat. it's here, a new a pub series exposes the reality of the global emergency. there will come a time where no amount of dollars will be able to make up for what is broken and needs to people trying to make a difference. it was endless economic growth, a growth because rising for as nothing unite to growth. dying. coming soon, the latest news as it breaks. during her remarks, the us ambassador made a curious and surprising comment, saying that the resolution would be non bin

west and pop southern areas as well. seasons, thunderstorms and heavy rain. you can see it developing back to the north of western australia, pushing down to that south east as well, but not full path. it remains launching a hot and dry just continuing to rise here over the next few days will be hitting the mid thirty's. that one does a hot and dry conditions as well stretching down towards the se, temperatures, however tipping down ever so slightly satellite and melvin's 30 degrees celsius the on wednesdays, and temperatures all coming down across new zealand. that science was south west through the flow, bringing kula and of your showers. and so wintery conditions touching into the very cell. but it is going to look more settled across both islands on wednesday morning . the way it's sunshine was christ church seem to attempt to pick up as we go into the end of the week. and it's a long as we settled story across moving parts of south east asia. but he's continuing to build across parts of thailand like band called as well as protest before the south. is this a very wet story across indonesia? we seen flooding in java, we could see more of that. as you see

south, but also the sunshine by days. what would things out slowly? it's still warm, a driving permit that fish degrees and most of west australia is not surprisingly dry. avenues even nice looking picture mostly is going to be fine. right. about 20 degree mock. the rain is circulating our show, make his way in to satisfy with him. but not very far so potential for funding in borneo sooner ways. each job may be sumatra and increasing maintenance. what happened being might as well and self and talent. and there's an increase in the number of shares in the philippines. but maybe surprisingly it's still snowing. only is potentially in the high ground of hon. sure, but that's on its way. our most significance today is likely for time in north korea, northeast in china. otherwise it's warm sunshine of the of brutal occupation resulting in a her wrist take your time. i'll just say it was investigated units interrogates the evidence and reveals voltage presented to the world to justify these rails the soaps. on garza, they took dozens of children, bound him up during them and executed them. this information has been used by official spokes person to the 7 on

off in october and sailed roughly 30,000 miles from spain, down the west coast of africa, over to australia, and around the tip of southe care of yourself, you need to be able to get up, even when you're so exhausted and you have to be able to fix everything on the boat >> while alone on her boat, brauer used starlink satellited to stay connected with her team in the u.s. and the world on social media >> time for wine >> as i said, pretty big waves. >> sharing candid moments from life at sea, with her more than 450,000 followers. >> it all makes it worth it when you come out here. >> reporter: brauer is the youngest sailor and the only woman of the 16 competitors in the race more than half have already dropped out. she hopes her success will help steer the sport into a more inclusive front. >> it would be amazing if there was just one other girl that saw me and said, oh, i can do that, too. >> well, something tells me she'll be inspiring more than one person cole tells me she wants to continue sailing professionally and is already eyeing her next around-the-world competition, but not before she gets her hand on a cappu

west in pot, southern areas as well. see some on the stones and heavy rain. you can see it developing that to the north of western australia, pushing down to that south east as well, but not full path remains. launch the hot and dry just continuing to rise here over the next few days will be hitting the mid thirty's that on thursday. hot and dry conditions as well stretching down towards the se, temperatures, however, typing down ever so slightly satellite and melvin's 30 degrees celsius. the on wednesdays, and temperatures all coming down across new zealand. x sites with south west city flow, bringing kula and have your showers and wintery conditions touching into the very cell. but it is going to look more settled across both islands on wednesday morning . the way it's sunshine was christ church seem to attempt to pick up as we go into the end of the week. as long as we settled story, oklahoma and pots of south east asia, the, he's continuing to build across parts of thailand like bank called, as well as protests. but for the south of this, a very wet story across indonesia, we think flooding in java. we can see more of that as you see, the rain continues