as sydney received nearly a month' worth of rain in just one day.astating floods took place with roads in urban areas turning into rivers. a man has died in the southwe portion of sydney when his car was submerged and local media say a nursing home had to be evacuated and people in the area were advised to refrain from traveling. the story's not over, though. we are seeing more of the rain in place as we continue on into saturday. this is the 48-hour forecast. notice, plenty of rainfall continuing to impact the coastal areas, so that's going to be part of the story. meanwhile, we are keeping eye out on this system continuing to move down toward the south. it is going to stall but it is eventually -- the remnants of it at least -- will make its way down toward new zealand so we need to be keeping an eye on that as we go into next week. in the meantime, the main portion of rain going from brisbane, sydney, also new caledonia in the area as we go into saturday. meanwhile, keeping an eye out on a developing system where we are looking at this tropical s

sydney: i love you so much, vivian.o excited to be with you, and i can't wait until you're here. and i don't know. she spends a lot of time with me, so i'm very thankful that, like, you choose to spend your time in that way because it means a lot to me. yeah. [laughs] julian: so literally, it's one thing to visit your significant other's parents' house. it's another to, like, half move in. izzyi did not know them very well before at all. i, like, visited, like, once right, before. and so then i, like, walk in. i'm like, "hi." so, it's his mom, his dad, his sister, his brother, julian, anthen me and then the dog. and so it was just, like, i felt b for, like, adding another pson to this, le, house that during just the most stresul time. if you are in a relationship and everything takes place within a home and you're, like, need to stay in the same bubble and do everything together, it's just like you are, like, living a different kind of life together. because everything's more together, i feel like it does make it more m

good to see you, juliette saly in sydney. warning companies not to bend to moscow's demand to pay for gas in rubles. a bloomberg news exclusive suggesting they have set up deals with their clients. maria, how do we square these two things away? it's about economic survival versus politics. maria: if you look at yesterday, the head of the european commission was clear this would be a breach of sanctions but the conversion into rubles would be in breach of european sanctions. we know that at least 10 companies have already set up double accounts. gazprom bank has not been sanctioned and does connect to the swift, would do the conversion into rubles. it also sidesteps a lot of the sanctions put on the russian central bank so you can see where the issue is coming from. yesterday a number of european investors as the commission for specific guidance, they say there is a gray area here that could be complicated for companies to navigate, but also for countries themselves. we know that gas supplies are being cut to poland and bulgar

it's now given us a batch of rain for sydney, but by sunday, that's out of there. and we see this rain dense into the south coast of queensland said some showers for brisbin, but cooler air for sydney, which was to hide 22 degrees full and his father report in new zealand high pressure of carving out sunny skies across both islands. but what weather is happen across the tasman so that slamming into the southern alps? not a bad day and christ church suns out the hive? 20 degrees. that's it. we'll see soon. ah. on counting the cost, the world's richest man is buying twitter. so what will ala moss game warnings that huge build up of death in the world towards countries? we should put the bill. and the poll is running low on foreign currency with this is an economic crisis who me, company the calls on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm marianne. minimize the welcome to the news ally from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. worship has targeted again in afghanistan at least 10 people have .

the mayor of the blue mountains to the west of sydney is - mountains to the west of sydney is describingt yesterday, monday, on a hike near wentworth falls, a very popular tourist destination about 60 miles tourist destination about 60 miles to the west of the opera house here in sydney. they were walking down a track when a landslide let loose an unknown amount of rock, we know a man and his nine—year nine—year old son were hit by rocks, a woman aged 50 and a teenage boy suffered very serious head and abdominal injuries and the authorities are praising the courage and the composure of that 15—year—old girl, she escaped physically unharmed and we understand she called emergency services, being composed enough to guide or give them a hint as to her she was, given that she did not know her exact location. there are then unfolded a very complex and delicate operation to rescue her mother and her teenage brother who suffered those critical injuries. they were winched out by a rescue helicopter and taken to separate hospitals here in sydney. they have both undergone surgery, we do not know th

problematic, in certain ways, as sydney powell. that we saw a lot of republicans and even some of those who ended up in the right place, in those key days, when donald trump may be, if the party had said to him on november 8th, 9th, or 10th that he lost, there is nowhere to go with this -- maybe then he would've had a different outcome. it seemed like a lot of people even though who ended up in the right place, in those crucial early days, telling trump that maybe there was widespread fraud and that he should mount legal challenges even though there was no real evidence out there. >> one thing that neither one of them say in their texts is that there are no rules in war. that is what clarence thomas's wife said to mark meadows. she was clearly advocating criminal acts, whatever you want to do, break any law. >> yes. >> these guys were never advocating breaking any laws. >> correct. that's an important distinction for sure. i don't want to put them totally in the same bucket with ginni thomas, who is also espousing all kinds of craz

former players dani ellis and sydney prenatt remember it well.e: we'd have to carry our equipment to all of our classes that day. and both of us, we were catchers, so the bags are huge. they probably weigh like 30 pounds. sydney: changing in the parking lot sometimes and the bathrooms, it definitely wasn't convenient. amna: not every team had to use it. the boys baseball team had their own field just steps from the school. what are you thinking when you're seeing everything the baseball team has right there and the way they're able to practice and play and everything you have to go through every day just to get to practice? danielle: we had never seen an example where girls were kind of treated more equitably, i guess you could say. it just ki of seemed like that was just the way things are, and, as girls, we just had to kind of tough it out. amna: fed up, in 2017, ellis and prenatt, then high schl seniors, decided to level the playing field. the players realized their high school was violating federal civil rights law title ix, providing a girls

haidi stroud-watts in sydney and we are counting down the ages market opened.hery: i am shery ahn in new york, welcome to "daybreak: asia ." internet stocks deliver earnings disappointments, alphabet reporting images for the first time since 2018. the results will pressure asian markets on concerns that growth will slow. haven market jump. russia is set to counsel gas supplies to russia and bulgaria -- cancel gas supplies to poland and bulgaria. haidi: equity futures are firmly in the red after that very week lead from wall street overnight. australia, expecting the cpi rate to come in above 4%. does that accelerate calls for a super site hike from the rba. sydney futures are down 1%. we will get to the start of cash trading in about one hour. . that is bringing the total losses for futures so far this week more than 5% over the past four days. 10-year yield holding steady at this point. new zealand see a downside, pretty bearish forecast when it comes to the property market there. we are watching some of the developers that might be exposed. and we are watchin

i'm heidi strauss in sydney where we are counting down to sydney's major market open. >> good evening from new york, i'm shery ahn. the u.s. inflation index jumped the most since 1981, reinforcing pressure on the fed to hike rates by 50 basis points next month. haidi: u.s. stocks dipped with the surgeon oil stoping inflation concerns. the bti tops $100 as traders wage war in ukraine. shery: and injuring at least 16 people in the new york subway attack, we expect an nypd update soon and we will bring it to you live. for now, this is the picture across wall street where we see u.s. futures rebounding slightly after the s&p 500 lost ground for a third consecutive session. we have seen some gains today given the core cpi missed expectations by a little bit. it it eased a little bit of concern about inflationary pressure. that was really not sustained giving the wti over surge of $100 a barrel. we have seen oil continuing its march higher. in this as we see treasury yields slumping for the first time in a few days. and also below the 2018 high that we saw a touch in the overnight session.

they were winched out by a rescue helicopter and taken to separate hospitals here in sydney.that earlier today the bodies of her father and the other nine—year—old boy were retrieved so in the words of the mayor of the blue mountains, an unspeakable tragedy. an unspeakable tragedy. is it known, where they british family visiting the country or is it a family that live there?— the country or is it a family that live there? ~ . . ., ., ,., . live there? according to the police in new south _ live there? according to the police in new south wales, _ live there? according to the police in new south wales, australia's i live there? according to the police i in new south wales, australia's most populous state, this is a family of five on holiday from the united kingdom here in australia. and the early indications are that, in the words of a senior ambulance officer, that this was a freak accident. that this particular hike is pretty steep, pretty challenging. it is about three mile loop, but it can take several hours. it is steep and challenging. it also goes through some very rugg

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney.ernment at the time had a "completely false picture of the level of fire safety" in england. lord barwell said he was briefed that the number of fires was falling and he got the impression a review of safety guidelines was "not life—critical". he said, with hindsight, he had gained a "completely false" awareness of the situation. the number of children in state schools in england who were absent because of covid has stabilised according to the latest figures published by the department for education. almost 180,000 pupils were off school on the 31st march because of the virus — 11% fewer than two weeks earlier. and staffing problems in some schools remain, with 16,000 teachers and school leaders absent, though this is down from a8,000 two weeks earlier. the latest level of staff absence is equal to 9% of teachers and school leaders. the department for education has said: "we are now moving to living with and managing the virus, while maintaining good ventilation and hygiene as the norm

sydney experienced exceptionally wet march so far. and the capital city of new caledonia could see 29 for a high and a chance of thunderstorms. it's getting cooler across western europe. so paris could see only 2 on friday with rainy weather. kyiv will stay above average and moscow will continue to see snowfall into the weekend. that's it for me, stay safe. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline" biz, i'm gene otani. the bank of japan has bought a large amount of government bond this is week and has successfully kept the long-term interest rates from rising. the boj wrapped uppity first consecutive unlimited bond buying yield of a quarter of a percent on thursday to buy 2.3 trillion yen or nearly $19 billion of jgbs on wednesday. when bonds are bought on the market, the yields come down. it lowered the ten-year yield briefly. the yield hit the bank's cap of 0.25 earlier this week as traders had been selling jgbs on the assumption the u.s. federal

juliette saly has the latest from sydney.jules, these lockdowns are building, they are rolling, they are spreading, they are building momentum in terms of sentiment. how is it impacting -- is it more the stock or yuan? juliette: it is everywhere. we know the impact of the lockdowns on the shanghai economy and global economy. if we see this in a capital, investors running for the hills. the csi 300 hit may 2020 lows, wiping out all of the support we have seen from authorities following the march pledge. we have seen the onshore you on -- yuan the lowest in a year on concerns about capital outflows. and that contract in singapore down by as much as 12% in morning trade. concern about the impact for oil , wti below $100. the pboc calling for some support coming through from authorities and that is what market participants really want to see, some action. manus: we have covered it several times, the tech wreck, the regulation, the nuances in terms of chinese administration's view of tech. you have one major hedge fund saying this

sydney stocks up about 1/10 of 1%.leadership when it comes to utilities and materials but not a great deal of reaction after the may 21 election date was announced over the weekend. traders will be paying more attention to the rba, which already signaled a more hawkish turn last week. the u.s. 10 year, looking at futures trading for the 10 and two year, some upside in yields and potentially the 10 year bond about 3% in australia paving the way for what treasuries could be expected to do in the session. s&p futures lackluster. extended declines when it comes to trading in new york crude after a bit of weakness the past few weeks on account of the massive release of strategic reserves. our next guest says commodities are still his preferred asset class be a he is -- asset class. adrian, great to have you with us. what is your preferred exposure for commodities, are we talking about energy or some thing else in asia? adrian: thank you. i think commodities over all have a strong side in 2022, and the overall outlook for co

it's comparable to sydney harbour bridge for them. but for those who sydney is too far away, as used and bridge provide the quicker. so this day to day, i will not forget in all my life, ah, today i want to show you one of germany's western most regions, the eiffel it's impressive landscapes are the result of a fascinating past. and this is where you get the best view, the top of the eyeballs, highest mountain. ah, in the past, the eiffel was a rather poor region. today the low mountain range with its forest lakes and extinct full can it craters has become an attractive tourist region. mm. the small city of mancow, near the belgian border, is nicknamed the pearl of the eiffel. it's historic, old town draws visitors from all over the world. in july of 2021, her rendez flooding devastated large parts of the eiffel. mancow was left pretty much unscathed. but still had trouble dealing with a fall out of the catastrophe. with, according to scientists, the flooding of 2021 can be largely attributed to human, made climate change. but already

credit conditions to reinforce corporate sydney developed market are still at highs. credit conditions are still good for developed market corporate. and household cash conditions, wealth in the developed world is still high. increasing risks, of course, and plenty of those. but the fundamentals are still in reasonable shape. historical benchmarks and earnings, you cannot get too many. and the fed just has to engineer this balancing act. qt will be the concern, there are many risks there. in the moment, early rate hike cycle. you are overweight equities and commodities. that is where asset managers have been since last year. shery: you mentioned eps targets, real rates being negative. how supportive will they be? although they are not rising right now, as this chart shows. george: look, there's nominal bond year rises. but the cash two year statements this year, combined with real negative real rates, the eps momentum and economic activity benchmarks. on the counter, you are going to get that flatness again from that 210 in the months ahead. it reversed that the past

haidi: let's look at trading in sydney.lt start, given headwinds from the overnight session, particularly going into the start of trading in china and hong kong. but we are seeing the sx lower by .25% -- asx lower by 2.5%, it deputy governor of the rmb a saying it is a chance to get inflation down to 2%, adding fuel to the fire when it comes to rate hike expectations, one chief economist shifting his call for his first move and the tightening cycle to begin in june. the 10-year yield above 2.9%, it has left out a little bit for pressure we saw in the previous session, where we really saw that massive jump in yields begin along with the global bond selloff that's continues. look at the u.s. 10-year at two point 58% as well as s&p 500 futures looking negative at this point. we have seen a rebound in crude, when it comes to the asian session. we did see a pullback in wti after the release of the iea reserves, but crude is off morning session highs still. shery: our next guest says the backdrop with higher inflation and slower

juliette saly is in sydney. you look at today's price action, is it reminiscent of a bounce of the c line variety or if this is enough for a stable rally. juliette: is this verbal intervention going to be backed up with concrete action? certainly a big turnaround, as you say, perhaps a dead cat bounce. yesterday, the csi 300 had the worst day since february 2020. you mentioned the pboc cutting the fx reserve requirements. effectively boosting the domestic supply of dollars, giving a boost to the offshore yuan, snapping five sessions of declines. tech players leading the rally, the likes of alibaba and tencent lifting the hang seng tech index. let's have a look at my chart, we know these concerns, particularly about lockdowns in china and the impact economic growth has seen markets underperform global peers. the equity index down about 1% this year. the red circle is when shanghai went into lockdown. you can see how much weakness we have had since then. perhaps the bad news has been price down and this will be a

wild press conference felt like many, many members of the legal team including rudy giuliani and sydney rolling out this tract-free totally baseless claims and this is a moment that really seems to have given some of these republican lawmakers pause. here is what mike lee was saying. the potential defamation liability for the president is significant here. for the campaign, and for the president personally. unless powell can back up everything she said, which i kind of doubt she can. and meadow says i agree, very concerned. then later on in the area, you get to december and you have chip roy saying the president should call everyone off. it's the only path. if we substitute the will of states through electors with a vote through congress every four years, we have destroyed the electoral college so you see them souring and neither lee or roy were among the republicans agreeing to certify, told my colleagues lee had been transparent throughout this, wanted to be investigated and ultimately voted to certify the election results but you see the sort of trajectory and frankly, how willing th

block and janet corneal, terrified. >> she wouldn't wake up. >> reporter: sydney smoked weed when she't believe her daughter, jasmine's, reaction, was from marijuana >> i was like, there's no way that this is just weed >> reporter: janet said she didn't know what her son, will, was using. >> i had no idea i'll be honest with you. >> reporter: their teens, 18-year-old will and 19-year-old jasmine, were both taking marijuana concentrates, using what's called dabbing to get high. >> when i was first really hhyp marijuana, i didn't pay for it. >> i was using predominantly high thc. >> reporter: they vaped the concentrated wax or shatter. >> one dap could besmoking an e. >> reporter: fruit frenzy are legal for adults in colorado but not kids under 21. >> it got to the point where it was like, if i don't smoke weed today, i'm not doing anything. >> i couldn't, like, wake up, couldn't go to sleep i couldn't do anything without it got so dependent. >> reporter: will and jasmine found support at a denver public high school 5280, designed for kids in recovery. >> the amount of thc coming into t

and now there is going to be a slight break in that wet weather for sydney on monday. that will be some sunshine come in, but by tuesday the wet weather is back and it's expected to last through to the weekend. elsewhere we've got a front that's going to bring some showers across the bite. some of that rain edging into perth on sunday, but it's not a fine and dry for the north. there's lots of heat coming through settled conditions and it's looking very settled across the tasman in new zealand for both the south on the north island. spell the sunshine breaking through the cloud, just a few spotty showers here and there. now that's not the case for south east asia. we've got some really intense rains pulling into the philippines thanks to to weather systems. one of those a tropical cyclone. it's not expected to make landfill, but it's going to bring some heavy rain to central areas. we've already seen flooding and deval, we could see some more of that and we'll see thunderstorms in cebu all through to tuesday. that should weather updates. ah, ah, charter is looked at a

yes, we - understand the mother and a teenage boy underwent surgery at two hospitals in sydney for very during this landslide here in the blue mountains of new south wales on monday. a father and his nine—year —year—old son were crushed and died and the alarm was raised by a 15—year—old girl, the fifth member of the family he was able guide emergency services. the recovery operation for the mother and the teenage boy it was complex and difficult and on monday, it was a bright and sunny day here in the blue mountains that attracted many tourists including the family from the uk but today, as you can tell, heavy rain once again has returned to this part of eastern australia and this is the problem, according to the authorities, torrential rain here in recent months has made the ground in certain places very unstable and tour guides have told us landslides have been quite common in the blue mountains and the authorities now have closed many of the walking tracks around this part of the mountains at wentworth false because of the terrible tragedy that occurred here on monday. figs tragedy th

major flood warnings have been issued for several suburbs in the south of sydney. while the entire city of 5000000 people has been warned of potential flash flooding this weekend. victoria gay to be al jazeera, the legendary british rock band, pink floyd, is released its 1st song and nearly 30 years to support people displaced by russians. invasion of ukraine. ah, yes. the musicians teamed up with a vocalist from one of ukraine's biggest bands and resistant song called hey, rise up. it was uploaded to social media platforms and went viral in hours. money raise will go to the ukraine, the humanitarian relief fund. ah say this is al jazeera, these are the top stories and police are still searching for gunman after at least 2 people was shot and killed in these really city of tel aviv, more than a dozen, others were wounded. it happened in a crowded area with bars and restaurants. john holden has more from western use of them. the government has still yet to be found. what we've seen of pitches of israeli.

he's currently in sydney's custody. he had been facing charges related to how he came into power in sudan. it's important to note that the transitional government that came into force after he was ousted, began to cooperate with the international criminal court, signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate with the court. it's been a challenging situation, though, there was a military coup following the transitional government coming in to force in october . and though the new authorities have indicated they will respect that memorandum of understanding with the international criminal court. we are waiting to see and it's imperative that this, these authorities do transfer the outstanding suspects, sheer and 3 others, 3 of whom are in sydney's custody, so that the victims can finally have access to justice. people have been waiting and yearning to see justice happen for these crimes. in fact, there's a pretty incredible footage of when former prosecutor of the international criminal court that you been sort of trav

this, these authorities do transfer the outstanding suspects, sheer and 3 others, 3 of whom are in sydney's custody, so that the victims can finally have access to justice. people have been waiting and yearning to see justice happen for these crimes. in fact, there's a pretty incredible footage of when former prosecutor of the international criminal court that to been sued a travel to dar for, for the 1st time in 2021 of people in displace camps sheree and chanting for the arrival of the international criminal court trial in hopes of seeing justice finally prevail for these horrific crimes. right? at least captain from human rights. want to thank you very much indeed for your time. ah, the rising food prices are happening globally, partly due to the war in ukraine, a key source of weight for many countries. at the same time, muslims are observing the holy month of ramadan, where they fast from sunrise and ended with a meal cold. if dar at sunset, but rising prices and destruction to supply chains, i'm making that the challenge. he doubly as charles convey, met one family in dar salaam. robi

and to--i was to be adopted out from sydney.manly beach after i was born. always reminded me of what i didn't know and the unanswered questions and what did she go through. lisa: but at very last minute linda's mom decided to keep her newborn and take her home to melbourne, leaving unfinished paperwork. linda always knew there was more to the story, but never felt she could ask her mother. linda: she used to have a look of fear on her face, and you just knew in the end not to go there. there was something about it that was just, don't go the. lisa: it wasn't until after both her parents died that she felt she could start looking. she used the skills she developed as a part-time genealogist to investigate her own family history. lisa: so, all of this you were hoping was gonna bring clues. linda: yes, and it's only given me more questions. a standard birth certificate has a family name. my certificate doesn't have that. i don't have a surname. i am still linda cathine nobody. lisa: a dna test came back, giving her more information

has sparked slash flooded leading authorities to issue evacuation orders in some areas. sydney's 5000000 residents have been warned of more flash slots in the coming days. failures east coast has been last 4 months, but unusually heavy rain. you want cindy w. news is a reminder of our top story. as russian forces withdrawal from northern ukraine residents of liberated areas are emerging with testimony of crimes committed by the invading troops in that towns unfit. and at the nato meeting in brussels, ukraine's foreign minister challenges the alliance to provide his country with more weapons to defend itself against russian aggression. that's it. from the other new seam, fernando go away, focus on europe is next. and they're visiting the russian mumps that are helping refugees. you premium refugees in europe on gab offers in berlin from me in the new steed plans for which booth ah, with who i am meeting while the warm wages on back hulu, ukrainian string ensemble following their country shortly after going on tour. and now the musicians are playing benefit concerts all over europe until t

again. risky work is pull a 95 year old woman to safety in the city of woollen going south of sydney to rachel. rain along australia's east coast has turned roads into rivers and force thousands of people to evacuate their homes. we asked the noon continued to be vigilant. this is, i highly dynamic situation. these events are moving exceptionally quickly. as i was witnessed in the laura this morning where we saw in the spice of about 3 girls now a significant damn pause and significant flood flooding. intense rainfall in the state of new south wales has caused repeat floods for months. several towns are still battling to clear debris. australia's east coast summer has been dominated by the la nino weather phenomenon typically associated with increased rain. unfortunately, we continue to bay in a linear events, which we know for new south wales means that we can expect to say higher than average rainfall conditions, which is exactly what we've seen over the past couple of months. and we are expecting linea to continue on throughout the remainder of april. the extreme weather made wors

first, he wants sydney powell in there.hen he cannot believe the false and defamatory thing she is saying. then he wants john eastman to have a crack at overturning the election. and then he wants the fake elector plot or the alternative electors to perhaps be put forward. and windows do not materialize, only then does he say, well, i cannot go forward with this and you have got to back off this. chip roy does a similar thing. he goes and investigates alleged election fraud down in georgia. and when no election fraud materializes, he says, guys, we have to call this whole thing off. but there were so many people who, despite that lack of evidence, decided to go ahead with it anyway. 147 republicans in congress voted to object to joe biden's victory. that was a majority of the house of representatives. >> well, you say that these texts offer sort of a window into republican beliefs of these false claims of voter fraud. are we going to see a lot more of that when we get more texts messages in the coming weeks and months? that

take a look at sydney, pretty unchanged going into the start of cash trading. the aussie dollar, starting to claw back some of the earlier losses. we saw the u.s. dollar rising and the all the was weakening the most out of that cohort. new zealand stocks are up by about .4%. hawkish comments from an interview saying that we should prepare for a more aggressive rate hikes going forward and that the massive move we saw the biggest rate hike in 22 years was a signal of the pace of tightening rather than a desire to end up at any certain point. they need to combat inflation quickly without creating -- the need to combat inflation quickly without creating demand. cloaking second days of weakness for the yen trading against the greenback as traders watch the divergence between the doj and the fed. shery: the global recession, the world bank is slashing its 2022 global growth forecast warning that the russian invasion of ukraine will crush local economies and spill over to nearby nations. spiking food and energy prices is hitting consumers across the world. kathleen h

i was always in sydney doing meetgs or presentations for tiktok, and i just wasn't there.doing 'cause, you know, i've been away for heaps of days. rory: no worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. daniel: school, you can go back and do it at tafe. you can go back anytime and do it if you need it, but you may never get this opportunity again. so, we just thought it was worth leaving school and pursuing all the business opportunities while they were there for her. roryno worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. avani: how do you feel about the fact that 5 million people are watching her content? daniel: oh, it's incredible. it's even--when she goes live. there was a time she went live, and she had 22,000 people watching her in her room, and i just--i, sort of, my mind goes back to elton john concert here, and she had more people watching her than we had at that elton john concert. and kind of, "wow, that's happening in my daughter's bedroom at the moment." it was a bit, yeah, different. da♪ hey, baby. ♪om at the moment." avani: big fashion and cosmetic bran

major flood warnings have been issued for several suburbs in the south of sydney, while the entire city of 5000000 people has been warned of potential flash flooding this weekend. victoria gay to be al jazeera, legendary british rock band, pink floyd, is released his 1st song in nearly 30 years to support people displaced by russia's invasion of ukraine. ah, with musicians teamed up with a vocalist from one of ukraine's biggest bands in a song called a hey rise up. it was uploaded to social media at that point and it went viral and ours. money raised will go to the ukraine humanitarian relief fund. ah . so this is al jazeera, these are the top stories and israeli media reporting police have killed a gunman, suspected of carrying out and attacking television. at least 2 people died and a dozen others were injured. the sold happened in a crowded part of the city with bars and restaurants. ukraine's president has described the killings in the town abroad yankee as significantly worse and in boucher were.

from the sydney morning herald. oh, polls have closed in elections in the gambia, where people have voted to elect a national assembly. a record number of candidates are contesting 53 seats in parliament. another 5 will be appointed by the president adama barrow who faces growing discontent. accommodate restrict foreman's of to our presidential election . guardians, once again came out to vote. many of them consider this parliamentary election as important as the one that return president item, a power to power, entire gambia. yeah, we need change yet because the real game is going is not promising us all is her primacy. so we need a tora junior, the house with the assembly. yeah. and saw that the constitution can be amended. yeah, we need a, a new daph conversation because the internet isn't because as usual, is the worst conscious vision ever gives more. but the president said he considers the election unimportant to start. our democrats is moving. that news defeat is lillian. amazing, that is very good. going for

he was, yeah, supporting sydney powell.resident, but she's being kept away from him. apparently she has a strategy to keep him alive and put several states back in place, can you help get her in? two days before the insurrection suggesting another path to undermine election results. we need something from state legislatures to make this legitimate and have any hope of winning. even if they can't convene it might be enough if a majority of them are willing to sign a statement indicating how they'd vote. instead voting to certify the election results after the insurrection in favor of president biden. senator lee himself has continued to stay quiet since cnn reported those texts, and that contradiction was revealed. we invited him on the program but never got a reply from his office, so we sent 360's gary tuchman to find him and try to get answers. >> reporter: whether you're a republican, democrat or independent when you're in congress you represent all the american people. and often when congress people get involved in cont

major flood warnings have been issued for several suburbs in the south of sydney. while the entire city of 5000000 people has been warned of potential flash flooding this weekend. victoria gay to be al jazeera scientists are alarmed by the record rise in me, faint levels worldwide for the 2nd successive year. methane is the 2nd biggest contributor to man made global warming after carbon dioxide. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says increases the largest since measurements began almost 40 years ago. ah, login m fully battery ball with the headlines on al jazeera, at least 30 people have been killed in an attack in the ukrainian city of crime. a tours official said to rush and rock had struck a train station. an evacuation effort was under way at the time. more than a 100 people were injured in the attack. as had big has more from khaki. we understand more than 30 people.

turkish court has ordered the pace to be moved to saudi arabia. heavy rain in the australian city of sydney as spark flash flooding, leading authorities to issue evacuation orders. in some areas. sydney's 5000000 residents have been warned of more flash floods in the coming days. australia's is felt as being last 4 months by unusually heavy rain. thousands of motorcyclists surf taken to the roads in the colombian capital, booked up to protest, a new rule that bands more than one passenger airbag on certain days. what as may, it says it's meant to tackle rising st. crime, but motorcyclists say it's stigmatized. beerin, germany, lawmakers have rejected legislation to introduce compulsory corbett 19 vaccination for everyone. over the age of 60 vote came after months of public discussion, and a heated debate lasted several hours in the buddhist stuck in berlin. their proposal that was rejected was already a compromise. egan, health minister, carlota buff, initially argued for mandates. all adults to boost the countries. vaccination union did abuse. political correspondence in a hazard is in the

and on november 7th, the race was called for biden and lee texted meadows, quote, sydney palace and she needs to get into see the president, but that he's being kept away from him. apparently she has a strategy to keep things alive and put several states back in play. can you help her get in? days after the text, sydney powell became one of the public faces of the big lie, officially representing donald trump and the trump campaign. and making truly wild claims, like this one -- >> the dominion voting systems, the smartmatic software, and the software going in other computerized's dumpster as well, not just dominion, we are created in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez, to make sure he never lost an election after one constitutional referendum came out the way he did not want to come out. >> senator lee was clearly rattled by that performance, texting trump's chief of staff that same day, quote, i am worried about the powell press conference. the potential defamation liability for the president's significant here. jackie element he is tracking these developments. as a congression

sydney powell's thought of as pretty -- and he was the one who was pushing sydney powell and trump.ext messages are pretty disturbing. and also, he is up for reelection, mike lee is up for reelection in 2022. >> so, molly, what do you think is the solution to this lack of coverage, this inability to stay focused on these gop stories of corruption and scandal? as i said, part of me thinks democrats need to go on the attack more, because if democrats didn't move on from mike lee or jenny thompson and kept talking about them and be much harder for the media to move on. >> right, that is for sure. you see that, republicans and benghazi, when hillary clinton was -- they held endless hearings about benghazi. so 100 percent i think of the super important that democrats hold hearings that they are going to have to -- they are the one party that is interested in keeping democracy going, republicans have -- against democracy. they are committed to just getting power at any cost. and democrats have to be the ones who hold the hearings, who say this is not okay, the president son was texting wi

and now there is going to be a slight break in that wet weather for sydney on monday. that will be some sunshine come in. but by tuesday the wet weather is back and it's expected to last through to the weekend. elsewhere we've got a front that's going to bring some showers across the bite. some of that rain edging into perth on sunday, but it's largely fine and dry for the north. there's lots of heat coming through settled conditions and it's looking very settled across the tasman in new zealand for both the south on the north island. spell the sunshine breaking through the cloud, just a few spotty showers here and there. now that's not the case for se, asia, we've got some really intense rains pulling into the philippines thanks to to weather systems. one of those a tropical cyclone. it's not expected to make landfill, but it's going to bring some heavy rain to central areas. we've already seen flooding and deval, we could see some more of that and we'll see thunderstorms in cebu all through to tuesday. that should weather updates. ah, on counting the costs, widen ord

major flood warnings have been issued for several suburbs in the south of sydney, while the entire city of 5000000 people has been warned of potential flash flooding this weekend. victoria gay to be al jazeera. ah hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the kremlin is denying responsibility for what ukraine says.

>>>> haidi: good morning, i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney, we are counting down. shery: to china's market open. shery: and i am shery and in new york. graphic images triggered a push for fresh sanctions on russia. china finds a new subtype of the omicron variant will shanghai prepares to start a fresh round of mass covid testing. plus, asian stocks may get a boost after beijing's move to ease an audit dispute with the u.s.. look at u.s. futures right now, under pressure after the s&p 500 managed to gain in the last few minutes of trading in the friday session, in fact, for the week, we saw u.s. stocks gaining ground for a third consecutive week. we are now seeing some downside pressure as we continue to have that uncertainty over where the federal reserve goes from here. we have u.s. job numbers really strong, showing a resilient labor market. also watching the treasury space, we are seeing the treasury route continuing in a new levels of the yield curve in version, the twos and 30's inverting for the first time since 2007. oil markets are also extending their aro

both schools in sydney and london provide the programs.egrees from our school, they can further advance before the market program that they want to pursue. haidi: how would you gauge investor sentiment for the sector right now after the brutal selloff and regulatory changes? >> it will take some time for us to educate the market. [indiscernible] since the ipo back in 2017 we said we can do the -- on higher education. we have more and more readability in the market. over the last few months because of the rumors and concerns, it has not only happened in the education sector, but across the board for the chinese stock. for us, we have to work harder to educate the market and do our best on our own business so to gain the confidence of investors. shery: our exclusive conversation with bill mok, thank you so much for joining us. we look at global money managers bucking the trend by sticking with chinese stocks despite some of the world's worst losses. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: ford has reaffirmed its outlook for the year a

by the way, mike lee also at one point touting sydney powell, saying let sydney powell get with potusdo you make of the exchanges? >> what the exchanges show us, yasmin is exactly what the other evidence shows us. there was no evidence of voter fraud. sadly and desperately there were republicans who knew it, who were raising the alarm bells about it, and yet we have a white house, and also other elected republicans, who continued to either complain about voter fraud, even though it didn't exist, like about it, and continue to construct this story, this narrative that somehow the 20 to election had been stolen from donald trump. remember, this was a narrative that donald trump himself started creating the spring before the election. so they knew it. they knew it wasn't true. they just kept right on. >> quickly i want to ask you about the testimony from stephen miller. the committee focused a lot on the use of the word "we" in the former president's speech on the elipse. why is that so important? >> they're zeroing in on did donald trump intentionally incite that crowd. he said we, as i