, but bright skies for many or maybe we'll see some type of rain, grassy pushing into the south west of australia as we go on through wednesday. so some weather weather coming in just to the south of perth at this state, fought and trials were still fading. a general wesley wind towards that southeast corner. so melbourne. adelaide 2122 degrees. it will warm up as we go on through the remainder of the week. so we're getting a little warm into the mid twenties in adelaide as we go through thursday 26. therefore, sidney weather will make his way across the south of new zealand. not too bad to the north island, 16 celsius. therefore oakland lassie, dry and fine here for the time being fine dry into northeast and parts of china. meanwhile, we got some wet weather. the process of pushing across the korean peninsula, making its way towards japan on shoe q. she's seeing some very, very wet weather free wednesday and going on into thursday. composition. take it around $28.00 celsius. brightest guys. come back in behind with a legacy of one or 2 sharp showers. the one of the world's most powerful and dang

south. west that's brought the temperature down in perth is going to warm up slightly. but for some parts of australia we have got to be a wind warning for parts of victoria. that thanks to some damaging winds and those winds could turn dangerous for parts of the south east. as we go into the weekend. we got some rain shimming across new south wales, but it is going to dry up and it will be sunshine coming through on monday. now as we move across to new zealand, it is going to dry up in the north on the ones that low pressure moves off from south on end. it is looking a lot finer. temperatures are going to pick up in the very south. but for christ church, it does remain rather surely. the temperature well below average here now was moved to south. east asia has dried up across indonesia and malaysia because we go into saturday. we are going to see some heavy rains kick in. the hong kong has become a dangerous business one or one east and those who refuse to be silent for now is there a showcase of the best documentary films from across the network on al jazeera frank assessments. by way, it is again,

of the technology, it can run wider. those are the key attributes. australia's main naval bases and facilities are in the south and west largely, which are far from anywhereustralia might need to use those submarines, whether the northern indian ocean, managing sea lines of communication to the middle east , whether it is the south china sea or farther north and east, near japan or taiwan. host: our guest's with the center for strategic and international studies, john schaus, served at the dod as a regional policy advisor. give us a sense of what you did. guest: and the pentagon, i spent two years working on issues that cover the indo pacific and try to help knit together specific regional offices that work together on issues that cross from one region to another, so communications, exercise planning, so that we are getting both the most efficient use of our forces, but maybe knit those together in a more cohesive plan. host: from austin, texas, republican line, nancy is next. caller: two separate things. why don't we mind our own business? that would be nice for a change. and whenever anybody talks about multilateral -- multilateral bad, bilateral good -

west java and sun wessy. and we've got those scattered. sheldon, thunderstorms, affecting much of the philippines. but for the south of this, as we move to australia, it is a much finer, dry, a picture. we've got high pressure dominating much of the country. a lot of heat still coming through in the north. the temperatures aren't as high as we have seen . honest some of the story in the west for perth, a little bit of a brisk wind kicking in. but for the really unsettled conditions, we have to move to the se, in particular for victoria and has mania. we've got a severe, a wind warning in play on friday with temperatures dipping down. but there is lots of warmth in sydney. that's her update. the, the the world lungs are being seized. the amazon rain forest is diminishing a rate of football pitcher a minute to meet the market insatiable appetite for logging mining and farming. as both scenarios, government seek to relax conservation laws and increased production indigenous communities on the brink of extinction. know, with the bite of their life, people empower brazil's amazonian battle on al jazeera. ah ah, what's your algebra reminder of our top s

of the technology, it can run wider. those are the key attributes. australia's main naval bases and facilities are in the south and west largely, which are far from anywheretralia might need to use those submarines, whether the northern indian ocean, managing sea lines of communication to the middle east , whether it is the south china sea or farther north and east, near japan or taiwan. host: our guest's with the center for strategic and international studies, john schaus, served at the dod as a regional policy advisor. give us a sense of what you did. guest: and the pentagon, i spent two years working on issues that cover the indo pacific and try to help knit together specific regional offices that work together on issues that cross from one region to another, so communications, exercise planning, so that we are getting both the most efficient use of our forces, but maybe knit those together in a more cohesive plan. host: from austin, texas, republican line, nancy is next. caller: two separate things. why don't we mind our own business? that would be nice for a change. and whenever anybody talks about multilateral -- multilateral bad, bilateral good --

west back. yeah, zealand is east corona virus rish restrictions in all weekend except it's largest city, oakland from tuesday. it's recorded 20 new cases in australia. the state of new south wales has reported more than 1200 infections down from a record high on friday. late his outbreak began in mid june and his being fueled by the more contagious delta variant. millions of students who get not started a new school year, but most are attending virtual classrooms because of the ongoing cove in 1900 lockdown since april educational institutions have been close in some of the most haunted areas. i'll be back with the algae here and use our in under 30 minutes next inside story. stay with us. news. news. news. news. so just have the those guinness president and is all the kind of situation they say they acted in response to the people as well . so what's next for the west african nation and can military coups wish toward democracy? this is inside story. ah, ah hello, welcome to the program i'm hash and how about a guinea has a long history of instability and military takeovers, the west african nation. our faces political uncertainty after elite soldiers overthrew president

typically a lot of sunshine around is certainly moving up in west australia per se going from $26.00 up to about $28.00 degrees and that general walls will be a pool, i think goes across south australia towards adelaide towards melbourne later in the week. so for example, pick a full cost for labor up to steady rise to $23.00 degrees while tommy to assist 8. now says early spring, this is a nice blossom in the sunshine. now we've also seen the norfolk movement of the plum rains or battles, finals. they going to be matter. so significant dam pause will be seen in maybe beijing. i think more especially across the yellow sea and focusing this time rather than south k on north korea soap. young gang is going to get wet, sol as well. i suspect adventure, that rain reached japan, but the time being is fairly dry in tokyo, at least the monsoon range route india have covered everywhere. they're going to start by retreat. now. huge circulation in the northern by bang. go suggest the folks on wet weather will be here bang to dish and this particular part of india the up to more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge. sincerely. we follow the citizens of this war to a nat

west wave code 19 infections. a general election is expected next year. australia hits record levels of new covered 19 cases and deaths is eland, to see numbers decline after delta variance surge. meanwhile, south korea is extended social distance and curves ahead of a holiday. and taiwan has received its 1st batch of 5 vaccines. it's got hardly with a look at co 19 in the asia pacific region needed vaccines arrive in australia, new south wales state, as it marked its worst day of the pandemic with a record 1431 new cove in 1900 cases. and the most deaths in a day, at 12, the half a 1000000 pfizer jobs arrived in sydney, the country's largest city. the shipment came from singapore in a swap, arrangement. australia will deliver the same amount back to singapore in december. a similar deal has been struck with the u. k. that will bring $4000000.00 more or 5 vaccines to australia this month. the next for not is likely to be worth in terms of the number of cases. but as i said, it's not the number of cases we need to be focusing on, but how many of those cases end up in our intensive cables, hospitals, and how many people we have vaccinated as quickly as possible. more than half of a stella is unde