among the mean and care about people of sumatra the women are in charge. of our women are strong because in our tradition and culture they hold a strategic position where the leaders the moral guardians they're the pillars on the foundation for the women have all thora taken the ground with or what makes this matriarchy even more unusual is that it's in a country where the majority of the population is muslim and the power the women hold isn't just symbolic unlike most traditional communities around the world by sons and heritage from their fathers here it all goes to the women are born. it's the woman who owns everything. she owns the house the property the fish poems the rice fields. everything to. advise me to sit on my stomach one. is one of 2 and a half 1000000 mean women she lives on the island of sumatra where she produces the most expensive coffee in the world. all civic coffee beans come from coffee cherries that have been eaten and definitely aged by the asian palm civet it's a highly specialized product and popular all over the world. so i also

that really make you gaff and yet they're being affected by particularly not the rain forests of sumatra aren't racist because approaching them because of this poaching is driven by illegal trade so if we were i don't want to keep these really special places and these special species we all have to work together it's a responsibility that the word shares collina cried in with the world wildlife fund for nature thank you so much thank you. brazilian president says he will only accept an offer of aid from g 7 countries to fight fires raging in the amazon if he gets an apology from the french president a man who will not call a call the g 7 is all for of 18000000 euros but also noro says mccraw called him a liar and insists that he say sorry more than 8 more than 80000 fires are burning in the i was on many of them out of control. and remote areas in the state have run donia the earth has been burnt to a cinder firefighters continue to arrive in an effort to quell the most persistent fire as turkey's airplanes have been employed around the clock to douse the flames they take off from port o

are the rain forests of sumatra these are world heritage sites these are places that really make you gaff and yet they're being affected by particularly the rain forests of sumatra aren't race because of approaching and because of this poaching is driven by illegal trade so if we won't want to keep these really special places and these special species we all have to work together it's a responsibility that the world shares collina cried in with the world wildlife fund for nature thank you so much. thank you. since the turn of the century the number of people over the age of 100 has risen markedly the un counts more than half a 1000000 at present but how do you get old and stay young berliner leopold kollek is $102.00 and still giving swimming lessons. the local find it maybe they won't sell the same teacher at the grand old age of 100 into his still given classes every week in the school in body. swimming is space. for head coach so maybe doing sports is one of the biggest joys in life. by. keeping fit has certainly helped to keep you know young. the full metal worker who wanted to s

indonesia se emitiÓ una advertencia de tsunami tras terremoto de magnitud siete en las islas de java y sumatrate, viajar al extranjero sin consentimiento ni acompaÑante, de un hombre. la enmienda fue aprobada y forma parte de un plan para modernizar al paÍs suavizando alguna de las restricciones. ilia: la nasa anunciÓ el descubrimiento de una estrella. y que tiene Órbita no a su alrededor numerosos cuerpos celestes. uno es un planeta potencialmente habitable. y que fue descubierto en febrero de 2019 por el telescopio orbital que se dedica a la caza de planetas. jorge: y esta noche un juez federal de distrito de columbia rechazÓ la polÍtica de la estaciÓn trump que prohÍbe los migrantes que cruzan sin autorizaciÓn la frontera, solicitar asilo. el fbi pide ayuda del pÚblico para encontrar a una docena de fugitivos. entre ellos algunos hispanos que cometieron crÍmenes violentos en el Área de los Ángeles y que se cree que huyeron hacia mÉxico. el presidente de mÉxico advirtiÓ que combaten a las adicciones, y no se descarta la despenalizaciÓn de algunas drogas para atender este grave sal-- este gra

the tsunami warnings been a suit up from magnitude 7 earthquake off the indonesian island of sumatra so far there have been no reports of damage or any casualties it struck at a depth of nearly 60 kilometers off the coast of the city of tel of battle. more than a 100 people have been killed in weeks of flooding in bangladesh now as the waters recede health workers are concerned about a new problem disease tunji a child who has a story. thousands across bangladesh have lost their homes due to heavy flooding and landslides over 7000000 people have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 distinct according to bangladesh red crescent society families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities ar

the harvest time at this coffee plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for us would normally celebrate but not this year they are the world's 3rd largest grow as of the rip us to a variety of coffee beans but the market price staffordshire is at an 8 year low but. if the price of coffee stays like we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertiliser we don't have enough money to pay our work is in my case i still have to pay for my son's high school. robusto is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest produces brazil and vietnam. while indonesian fama struggle to make money there's a growing demand domestically as more indonesians get a taste for what they produce growing affluence and they sure are driving the rise of the so-called coffee lifestyle and many more coffee shops are opening up some are part of a chain others like this one in jakarta independent i mean i come here 2 or 3 times a week the price of coffee for what i get is well worth it no

wildfires destroyed more than 30000 hectares satellites have so far detected 96 separate places on sumatra and borneo islands many may have been deliberately started by farmers to clear land for planting and more than 100 people have died in weeks of flooding in bangladesh and 7000000 are at risk that's according to the red cross with the water level falling there's concern now about the spread of disease tanveer charity reports thousands across bangladesh have lost their homes due to heavy flooding and landslides over 7000000 people have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 district according to bangladesh red crescent society. families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. so it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding

wildfires have destroyed more than 30000 hectares satellites of so far detected 96 separate places on sumatra borneo islands many may have been deliberately started by farmers to clear land for planting a mexico's a murder rate is at record levels on average around $1000.00 people killed every day $17000.00 died in the 1st half of this year and much of it is linked to fighting between drug gangs but other crimes are also on the rise. reports from a cruise. a cycle of violence has gripped the mexican state of veracruz once a thriving economic hub for mexico it appears as though insecurity here has spiraled out of control not only has there been an increase in homicides and drive by shootings but also other crimes like extortion and kidnappings. in the coastal city of quotes acquired goes the perception of insecurity many residents feel has led to a sharp economic decline forcing business owners to close shop and leave town in a quest the kidnapping is a what really of hits as hot making news headlines about kidnappings has also been bad for us it's how to devastate the name of private investme

in indonesia, thousands of police and military personnel have been sent to sumatra and borneo to helpin forest fires there. authorities believe the fires were started deliberatly and have warned those involved will face harsh punishment. indonesia is under increased pressure to end the use of burning for land clearance. the fires are the latest disaster to hit the asia pacific — in the last six months the region has also experienced drought, typhoons, earthquakes and flooding. in fact, almost half of the 281 natural disasters worldwide last year occurred in the region, including eight out of the ten deadliest. a new report from the united nations has found these events are growing in intensity, frequency and complexity and are a sign of things to come. kaveh zahedi is the deputy executive secretary of sustainable development for the united nations economic and social commission for asia and the pacific. he told me more about the report's findings. we see an increased intensity, increased frequency and of course increased frequency and of course increase costs of disasters especially h

for the harvest time at this coffee plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for farmers who it normally celebrate but not this year they are the world's 3rd largest grow as of the robust a variety of coffee beans but the market price they're fetching is at an 8 year low but. if the price of coffee stays like we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertilizer we don't have enough money to buy our work is in my case i still have to type for my son's high school. robusto is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest producers brazil and vietnam. while indonesian fama struggle to make money there's a growing demand domestically as more indonesians get a taste for what they produce growing affluence and evan ideation are driving the rise of the so-called coffee lifestyle and many more coffee shops are opening up some are part of a chain others like this one in jakarta independence i mean i come here 2 or 3 times a week the price of coffee for what i get is

another four hundd were killed when a volcano triggered a tsunami in between the islands of java and sumatra. for many the tsunami of two thousand and four which cost one hundred and seventy thousand lives in indonesia remains within living memory. rapper asap rocky and two other us suspects have been freed and are on their way home to the united states the verdict in their assault case against them in sweden. is due on the fourteenth of all this prosecutors had announced that the thirty year old rapper whose real name is rocky myers get a six month sentence. the case caused a stir in u. s. swedish diplomatic relations after the us presidentnt donalad trump weigight into the affair. a several key hand his two friends were detained off the streets brel. at the end of june. now police in the western french city of nanterre imposing exceptional security measures amid growing public anger over the death of a twenty four year old. seve cononesus body was identifd on tueuesdce intervened at a fel to disperse crowds. by using tear gas on the banks of the water river some bread p. susupports. where

the 1st time at this coffee plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for farmers who would normally celebrate but not this year they are the world's 3rd largest growers of the robusto variety of coffee beans but the market price their fetching is at an 8 year low. if the price of coffee stays like this we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertiliser we don't have enough money to pay our work is in my case i still have to pay for my son's high school. robusto is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest producers brazil and vietnam. while indonesian pharma struggle to make money there's a growing demand domestically as more indonesians get a taste for what they produce growing affluence and urban ideation are driving the rise of the so-called coffee lifestyle and many more coffee shops are opening up some are part of a chain others like this one in jakarta independence i mean i come here 2 or 3 times a week the price of coffee for what i get is well wort

the harvest time at this coffee plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for farmers who would normally celebrate but not this year they are the world's 3rd largest growers of the robots to a variety of coffee beans but the market price their fetching is at an 8 year low but . if the price of coffee stays like this we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertiliser we don't have enough money to pay our workers in my case i still have to pay for my son's high school. robust is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest producers brazil and vietnam. while indonesian pharma struggle to make money there's a growing demand domestically as more indonesians get a taste for what they produce growing affluence and urbanization are driving the rise of the so-called coffee lifestyle and many more coffee shops are opening up some are part of a chain others like this one in jakarta independence to me i come here 2 or 3 times a week the price of coffee for what i g

plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for farmers who would normally celebrate but not this year they are the world's 3rd largest grow as of the rip us to a variety of coffee beans but the market price their fetching is at an 8 year low. if the price of coffee stays like we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertilizer we don't have enough money to pay our work is in my case i still have to pay for my son's high school. robusto is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest producers brazil and vietnam while indonesian pharma struggled to make money there's a growing demand domestically as more indonesians get a taste for what they produce growing affluence and ebonite they sure are driving the rise of the so-called coffee lifestyle and many more coffee shops are opening up some are part of a chain others like this one in jakarta independence i mean i come here 2 or 3 times a week the price of coffee for what i get is well worth it not cheap but no

really take it out of the atmosphere over india but you can see in singapore kuala lumpur northern sumatra even some thailand rain is a possibility it's also still light in the philippines most of borneo all of indonesia looks pretty clear of cloud on the satellite picture and indeed on this forecast for wednesday and on thursday the universe's the green comes back over northern borneo the shah potential there for increases. it's a stormy looking time in tasmania and one front tarsier on its way through the speed of moon to the cloud considering the scale mark a summer day we're talking about winds in excess of 100 kilometers or waves a 7 or 8 me to seem likely to bash the west side of tasmania that is the nastiest bits of weather throughout the whole constant not very warm in melbourne or in adelaide at 40 degrees and onshore breeze better in sydney and usually better in person temperature wise 22 or 20 going to reason the sunshine but she all the constant looks dry which means where we want the rain particularly in victoria new south wales there right now. trust is fundamental to all our

small circle in sumatra to change. the people making it possible for eco africa. fantastic right trying them as they set out to save the environment. and learn from one another. and work together for a better future. i think it's up. to. 90 minutes on g.w. . war war war war. a quiet melody resounds by the light of the moon. and in some repeat reasoning when it's on. the mind and the music. ain't open 1st 12019 from september 6th to september 29th. he called india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people and the environment. when there are do wars who look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges of center people are striving to create a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and. eco india on t.w. . planet early the good tourist guide for germany's booming capital i love berlin that's the scope of the multicultural metropolis in our duramax series such a landslide likes try something new i love featuring once shared once a day 6 and let's go for the cups with like me spices the 15 nations 50 story and 52 very p

least 4 people have been killed after a powerful earthquake struck off the indonesian islands of sumatra and jobber local officials says many as 200 homes were damaged in friday's tremor a magnitude 6.8 quake forced many people to leave the area at least 1000 are still in temperature shelters just as in the french city of known to have been demonstrating against alleged police brutality and accusing the police of being behind the death of a 24 year old whose body was pulled from the river law are the man disappeared after police broke up a rave on the riverbank in june but in barber ports. these protesters are trying to get into police headquarters in the western fringe city of not there but with water cannons and tear gas. police moved in as a demonstration calling for justice in the case of a man believed to have drowned in the river turned violent see kony so who is 24 went missing in june it was the night of the fettle a music france's national music celebration he'd attended a free techno concert on oil and didn't after 4 in the morning police used tear gas to disperse people. 14 pe

much revealed by satellites is daily thunderstorms wanted to maybe in parts of borneo maybe northern sumatra and that's reflected in the forecast an occasional share maybe otherwise we hang on to the dry season particularly for indonesia but for much of malaysia as well now drifting out to the monsoon as it is now have supposed to be regressing from india there are showers all over the place and i have to say this couple days for most of india at least looks quite wet. weather sponsored by countdown it was. arts. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best amount using these documentaries. rewind continues we have to be an afghan i never forget it and i read about it and this is the other the proudest day of my rope my life that was a real turning point because that gives them a lot of confidence that they can beat any team in a shooter on al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour on al-jazeera with me fully back to our in mind of our top stories a cease fire announced by brushes due to begin in serious trouble hit it it may province in about a half an hour russia say

these are pictures from sumatra.mi warning or a watch or an advisory after the earthquake. it is the indonesian authorities themselves who have issued their own, suggesting there could be this three metre tsunami. people are puzzled and confused as to what to do. a mother who murdered her two young daughters after they "got in the way" of her sex life has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years. louise porton was found guilty yesterday of killing three—year—old lexi draper and 17—month—old scarlett vaughan, less than three weeks apart, last year. ajury at birmingham crown court convicted her of both murders following a five—week trial. jailing porton this morning, mrsjustice yip described her actions as "evil" and "calculated", and told her: "these were blameless young children who were plainly vulnerable and ought to have been able to rely on their mother to protect and nurture them."|nstead you took their young lives away." more than 50,000 people are facing disruption to their travel plans, after the

harvest time at this coffee plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for promise right now. really celebrate but not this year they are the world's 3rd largest grow as of the rip us to a variety of coffee beans but the market price staffordshire is at an 8 year low but obama appears if the price of coffee stays like always we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertilizer we don't have enough money to pay our work is in my case i still have to pay for my son's high school. robusto is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest produces brazil and.

care in the dry weather in singapore still likelihood of afternoon showers and the drifting around sumatra as well but you see the philippines are the focus really of the heavy stuff and improvement in the weather in tasmania has happened and i think it will stay this was windy cold and pleasant weather that went through but the forecast you had a few hours there not very was at least bright it was not in hobart and the winds dropping the edge of it just catching i think the southeast corner of australia melbourne's 12 is in the sunshine which could be windy weather east of victoria it's a new south wales even a.c.t but an improvement to quarter and warmer weather is on the council friday we have to 15 in hobart this time the sun is out search australia and perth so beautifully want $22.00 in a couple days ago is now down to 14 with a breeze coming up from the south. building a new life on a beach living off the sea and. a dream shared by so many but so few make it a reality. a family business led by a mark of a woman with a flair for cooking and disaster when if. i didn't catch it on al-j

meanwhile across borneo emotion and thunderstorms and they'll continue to the west through much of sumatra and a lot of generally through much of the may peninsula and then to india the rain still very heavy those monsoon rains but that beginning to dry in across much of the north and the west however the rivers continuing to spill. we have seen scenes like this you can see this just huge outer limits people who calls are being able to get about by boat more rain in the full cost the next couple of days quite heavy again through the central areas so we're looking at a very wet couple of days in our poor. twenty's. sponsored town. the story of a friendship between a filmmaker and a 7 year old girl what is it would mean. giving to a refugee family being the syrian war. in the face of deep rooted tension between the libyan needs and the refugees. my syrian friends. bisect on al-jazeera. over your. elizabeth ron and on hard days the top stories this hour the amazon rain forest and brazil is burning at a record way threatening the lives and livelihoods of the endogenous community there prosecut

in places like indonesia and sumatra in particular the risks that indigenous peoples and smaller family farmers face as they seek to defend their lands forest and waters are very grave their industrial agriculture is especially violence and coersion to force people off the land in industry existing ecology state military work with agribusiness mercenaries and militia to murder a few of these people every year and thousands more are arrested but still these people these defenders of protectors are joining up by the hundreds of thousands in unions and social mobilization organizations on the continue their struggle and tell these commodities are produced in a way that's free of bloodshed so how can he in that video on a hopeful note but in the comment he says that these communities are facing murder mercenaries and militias these are dangerous circumstances what recourse do they have especially when it comes to indigenous communities and the risks they're facing. yeah i mean i think it was i mean particularly inspiring to see. him from from the clip before from the indigenous community in

dry there was much of an uneasy but maybe across the malaysian peninsula and northern sections of sumatra some rain certainly by south it tends to push back up towards the north so $32.00 in singapore with those scattered thunderstorms and rain again across much of india but this time it is going to be further to the north and the west roger stone northern that is where the warnings are in place as we go through friday and still those rains very much in evidence along the western ghats as well pushing down still into carol a bit of a break those you can see on saturday of course anyway nice coming down in such a way to ground in such a very wet day saturday in new delhi the high that 32 celsius. whether sponsored by cattle or. rewind returns with a new scenery. and plain updates on the vast amount dizziness documentaries one body language. rewind continues with holy land grab by with a compelling onion you haven't done in the sweetest part of the heart. of the city we are holding on by our fingernails to the 2 state solution today it is still barely possible on al-jazeera well if we canno

fires have destroyed more than 30000 hectares satellites have so far detected 96 separate places on sumatra and borneo islands many may have been deliberately started by farmers to clear land for planting. you're watching are just there and these are main stories south korea's threatening to retaliate against japan for imposing trade restrictions so has decided to remove south korea's preferential status or route was sparked by a world war era dispute with south korea demanding compensation for the victims of forced labor during japanese occupation hundreds of products could be affected u.s. president donald trump has announced more tariffs on goods from china he says he's not happy with the progress of trade talks and wants a 10 percent tariff on the remaining $300000000000.00 worth of chinese imports. and south korea says north korea has launched a new short range missile blissed tech missiles from the country's east coast on friday if confirmed it will be the 3rd such launch in just over a week earlier on thursday north korea's state media release these images of the leader kim jong un o

has been going on for a few days so the likelihood of flooding is going to be a big problem here in sumatra over the next couple of days singapore a rainy day for you as well at 32 degrees a call of her at 31 it gets a little bit better in terms of the intensity but up here towards thailand the rain continues with bangkok heavy rain most of the day with a temperature of 32 degrees here on saturday well here across the southern part of australia we are watching one weather system push across the bite now that caused a lot of wins for the west as well and so for adelaide today it is going to be a rainy day few and then we're going to be seeing that weather system start to lay out across much of the southeastern part of australia melbourne your temperatures come up to about 15 but rain here for hobart at 13 degrees there we are watching what other fs system coming in off the indian ocean that is going to bring some very windy conditions across perth heavy rain showers as well and the temperature is going to drop to about 14 degrees there up towards the north though it is going to be quite warm

a tsunami warning has been a suit after a magnitude 7 earthquake off the indonesian island of sumatra so far there have been no reports of damage or casualties the quake struck at a depth of nearly 60 kilometers off the coast of the city of talent but on. as the democratic republic of congo marks a year since the a bone the crisis began there the death toll continues to grow 2 new cases of a bolo have been checked suit in the eastern city of goma the most recent cases of the wife and one year old baby of a man who died of the virus of weapons those are your headlines the news continues off to return to yemen the war profiteers i'll have the news up for you when we come back in about 30 minutes. every other year french arms manufacturers gather outside paris in veal ponds to show off their newest and best armaments. along with u.s. u.k. and german manufacturers they supply the saudi arabian that coalition in yemen with the bulk of their equipments. both the coalition led by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and the hope the rebels have been accused of war crimes raising the possibility that

a powerful earthquake has struck off the coast of the indonesian islands of sumatra and java, with a including the capital, jakarta. guests at a hotel in indonesia's west java were seen running in panic as the earthquake hit. a tsunami warning was issued urging people in coastal areas to go to higher ground, but has since been lifted. a woman who murdered her two young daughters because they got in the way of her six life has been jailed for life louise porton suffocated 3—year—old lexi and 17—month—old scarlett last year. the judge said the two young girls were ‘plainly vulenerable' and described porton's actions as ‘evil‘ and ‘calculated'. unionist mps in northern ireland have called for all portraits of the queen to be put back up in the northern ireland office in belfast. it's emerged that pictures of her majesty were removed after a senior civil servant received compensation, claiming he was offended at having to walk past them every day at work. we can cross now to stormont and speak to our ireland correspondent, emma va rdy. all of this sounds extraordinary on the face of it.

for the next couple of days that rain could be heavy at times not as bad on tuesday across much of sumatra on the monday peninsula but in fact that rain is going to push further southwards as we head into wednesday so a couple of what they had said across into kale and also singapore then we had on across into australia now high pressure very much in control across central northern areas is still across the southeast where we've got more of this where the windy weather cool as well but further away from that it's been falling she caused some problems there on this monday morning in brisbane you can see here one but you can barely see the city this is the brisbane river this ferry many of them actually the service is a suspended 1st thing in the morning before the plate and in fact some flights were also delayed but it should burn off as we go through the day. we've got more of that wet and windy across the southeast but not about to spend 21 celsius and a good couple of days into perth as well temperature increase as we go into wednesday a high there of 22 degrees celsius meanwhile across

the harvest time at this coffee plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for farmers who would normally celebrate but not this year they are the world's 3rd largest grow as of the robots to a variety of coffee beans but the market price their fetching is at an 8 year low but . if the price of coffee stays like we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertiliser we don't have enough money to pay our work is in my case i still have to pay for my son's high school. robusto is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest producers brazil and vietnam. while indonesian fama struggle to make money there's a growing demand domestically as more indonesians get a taste for what they produce growing affluence and ebonite they sure are driving the rise of the so-called coffee lifestyle and many more coffee shops are opening up some are part of a chain others like this one in jakarta independence i mean i come here 2 or 3 times a week the price of coffee for what i g

for her the harvest time at this coffee plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for promise would normally celebrate but not. the other world's 3rd largest growers of the repairs to a variety of coffee beans but the market price staffordshire is at an 8 year low but. if the price of coffee stays like this we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertiliser we don't have enough money to pay our work is in my case i still have to pay for my son's high school. robusto is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest producers brazil and vietnam while indonesian fama struggle to make money there's a growing demand domestically as more indonesians get a taste for what they produce growing affluence and urban ideational are driving the rise of the so-called coffee lifestyle and many more coffee shops are opening up some are part of a chain but others like this one in jakarta independence i mean i come here 2 or 3 times a week the price of coffee for what i get is

is map wise because see where bangkok is and this thailand and meanwhile increasingly on the edges sumatra where the cloud in the rain are rebuilding south of all this and winter carries on not so much of a vengeance di but with another frontal system coming in particularly to tasmania you don't see much apart from the streaky cloud as a clue so the temperatures are 14 mark on tuesday recently quite day but increasing cloud and wind coming to western tasmania 22 in the sunshine in perth is fairly typical it's warming up still more wednesday but the temperatures are dropping for adelaide and for hobart anybody agree a sober look at the clouds that's a frontal system coming in yet more wind and rain. like cats are always and experience economy class like never before cattle. always going places together. and you're watching out to 0 these are the top stories right now donald trump has once again insisted washington is not looking for regime change in iran and made a comment today after iran's foreign minister made a surprise visit to the g. 7 summit where he met with france's president iran'

not much in the sky to study possible in cairo singapore or northern sumatra you can see not much of a shower to start to build again in northern born here but you saw where the action was. late winter early spring you know strongly it's brought some useful rain in fact the still cloud at least east coast i think will be welcome not everywhere if you're in sydney for anything other than rain and 14 degrees you'll be disappointed but that's the story for friday the sun's out further west is warming up but in adelaide it's not the same in person the front on its way through pearse but the rain here for western australia not much admittedly and as it moves eastwards most of the stuff falls out in the bite so you end up with dry shredded most new south wales victoria but sydney could still be sherry. fly qatar airways experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. on is a problem and on the top stories this hour reports in yemen say southern separatists have regained full control of the constant city of aden both sides and claimed control of the city in t

much revealed by satellites is a daily thunderstorms want to maybe in parts of borneo maybe northern sumatra and that's reflected in the forecast an occasional share maybe otherwise we hang on to the dry season particularly for indonesia but for much of malaysia as well now drifting out to the monsoon as it is now supposed to be regressing from india there are showers all over the place and i have to say this couple days for most of india at least looks quite wet. weather sponsored by countdown it was. arts. you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories russia has announced that syria's army will observe a cease fire need that should take effect within hours but undertaken a crushing offensive there for months trying to recapture the last major rebel territory in hong kong pro-democracy activists joshua wong and i miss child have been released on bail following their arrest on thursday despite attempts by police to rein in weeks of anti-government protests the activists say they will not surrender. and a string of legal cases have begun in the u.k. in an effort to p

in places like indonesia and sumatra in particular the wrist indigenous peoples and smaller family farmers face as they seek to defend their lands forests and in waters are very grave their industrial agriculture is especially used for violence and coersion to force people off the land in industry existing ecology state military work with agribusiness mercenaries and militia to murder a few of these people every year and thousands more are arrested but still these people these defenders and protectors are joining up by the hundreds of thousands in unions and social mobilization organizations on the continue their struggle and tell these commodities are produced in a way that's free of bloodshed so how can he in that video on a hopeful note but in the comment he says that these communities are facing murder mercenaries and militias these are dangerous circumstances what recourse do they have especially when it comes to indigenous communities and the risks that they're facing. yeah i mean i think it was i mean particularly inspiring to. hear from from the clip before from the indigenous comm

this storm meanwhile across born and thunderstorms and will continue such the west through much of sumatra and a lot of generally through much of the mother a peninsula and then to india the rain still very heavy this monsoon rains but that beginning to dry in across much of the north and the west however the rivers continuing to spill. we have seen scenes like this you can see this just huge people who calls a being able to get about by boat more rain in the form. the next couple of days quite heavy again through the central area so we're looking at a very wet couple of days in our poor a high on saturday of twenty's that. sponsor. is resistance. acra people are grabbing social and political issues by the. time missing creativity. and protest to challenge and change ideas. in a controversial witness documentary on al-jazeera. is of a problem in doha the top stories this hour pressure is growing on brazil's government to tack on a wave of wildfires threatening the amazon rain forest the u.n. secretary general tweeted the amazon must be saved president charles of dollars as his government l

in places like indonesia and sumatra in particular the risks that indigenous peoples and smaller family farmers face as they seek to defend their lands forest and waters are very grave their industrial agriculture is especially violence and coersion to force people off the land in industry existing ecology state military work with agribusiness mercenaries and militia to murder a few of these people every year and thousands more are arrested but still these people these defenders and protectors are joining up by the hundreds of thousands in unions and social mobilization organizations and the continue their struggle and tell these commodities are produced in a way that's free of bloodshed so how can he in that video on a hopeful note but in the comment he says that these communities are facing murder mercenaries and militias these are dangerous circumstances what recourse do they have especially when it comes to indigenous communities and the risks that they're facing. yeah i mean i think it was i mean particularly inspiring to see. him from the clip before from the indigenous community

dry across much of borneo and really a center picture to equally fair and fine across so much of sumatra singapore that could be the off to new shower or thunderstorm but actually is a fairly calm couple of days that you can see that on sunday again most guys maybe just some cloud with a child pushing into more central areas of borneo that we had for the south into australia it is clear and dry across much of the country the southeast again bearing the brunt of the weather some fairly windy conditions as the next front just sweep spy and we could also see if you into melbourne with a hive 13 a windy day in high about a 10 degrees not already much rain in your forecast path so we could see some showers actually over the next couple of days a little bit cooler on sunday with a high the of 18 celsius and a fine day in brisbane on sunday 22 degrees because he does cadbury blanketing much of victoria so the touch is not too bad and it should stay mostly job because you see those showers into melbourne and then across into new zealand an unsettled couple of days christ church generally that's

for her the harvest time at this coffee plantation in sumatra and it's plenty for farmers who would normally celebrate but not this year they are the world's 3rd largest grow as of the robust a variety of coffee beans but the market price their fetching is at an 8 year low but. if the price of coffee stays like we can't continue we might not attend our plantations anymore because we can't afford fertilizer we don't have enough money to pay our work is in my case i still have to pay for my son's high school. robusto is used mainly in instant coffee and demand has been increasing but prices have dropped this year because of the success of the 2 largest producers brazil and vietnam. while indonesian fama struggle to make money there's a growing demand domestically as more indonesians get a taste for what they produce growing affluence and ebonite they sure are driving the rise of the so-called coffee lifestyle and many more coffee shops are opening up some are part of a chain others like this one in jakarta independence i mean i come here 2 or 3 times a week the price of coffee for what i get i

dry there was much of an uneasy but maybe across the malaysian peninsula and northern sections of sumatra some rain certainly by south it tends to push back up towards the north so $32.00 in singapore with those scattered thunderstorms and rain again across much of india but this time it is going to be further to the north and the west roger stone northern that is where the warnings are in place as we go through friday and still those rains very much in evidence along the western ghats as well pushing down still into carried a bit of a break those you can see on saturday of course anyway nice coming down in such a way to ground in such a very wet day saturday in new delhi the high there of 32 celsius. whether sponsored by qatar and. an estimated 100000 lives cruelly ended over a century ago. a distant past not to the descendants of the slaughtered. a tale of colonialism and racial supremacy unravels in the quest for justice and recognition of the sacrifices of tribal people to maybe. skulls of my people i witnessed documentaries and to see our. welcome back you're watching others are with