daily life for gays in taipei is not all pain and secrecy.n this neighborhood, life is quite relaxed. lawmakers now either have to amend the civil code so it no longer bars same-sex marriage or establish a new law specifically about it. >> a special law is also a form of discrimination. that should not be necessary. the clock is ticking. within two years from may, a legal solution has to be found. what the lawmakers come up with will show just how progressive taiwan is. >> marriage for all -- it's a dream that's still out of reach for gays and lesbians in over 70 countries worldwide, where homosexuality is against the law. in seven of those countries -- among them nigeria, somalia, iran, and saudi arabia -- the punishment for it can be death. in africa, homosexuals suffer widespread discrimination, which is why in ivory coast, one particular day can bring a brief sense of relief. >> they're out on the streets -- in high heels, dressed as innocent schoolgirls accompanied by a wayward friend, or as the girl next door. all these ladies are on th

particularly starting in taipei and in back channel negotiations, which would be to some kind of a deal. i don't see a likelihood that they'll produce major change in the direction of policy. in taiwan, if you go back a year or more, there was a hope actually that after the 19th party congress xi jinping would be more flexible, not on china, but on addressing this stalemate, perhaps in the way of trade negotiator, if you get stuck in a place, you enlarge the topic and you find a way around it. my sense it, and some of you may have had different information, they're much more concerned now, that that's not likely to happen. that the statements coming out of beijing and the crackdown on communication does not suggest there's going to be an easing after the congress. xi jinping's attitude, i think, has been not to push for unification in a knowable time frame, although michael raises the point of the second 100 years, that is the 2049 target and a country that is essentially unified, territorial sovereignty, so forth. under that heading, one could say that's a target date and i think a num

even people you wouldn't expect can find the need to dance and in this station in taipei, all of theseravelers are about to find themselves in awe, because suddenly "despacito" is playing. ♪ >> hey! >> but wait a second, suddenly this quite pregnant lady takes off her sweater, folds up her shirt, and starts dancing in the middle of the train station. before you know it, she's joined by another pregnant lady. the people start looking at them in shock. >> that's jen and joy my friends. >> the video is posted to her facebook page. in this time she'll be getting involved in this flash mob. >> that baby did pop out last week, it was a boy. she went to taiwan, a massive television host. i was a guest on her show. >> how did you miss this video? she must have blocked you from facebook? >> i've been following it, seeing it on instagram but this is a new one to me. >> it's really fun. they wanted to promote healthy lifestyles for pregnant women in taiwan. oftentimes culture says you should stop doing certain things to protect the baby but she says that now as long as you get an okay from your d

frequency there are still some heavy ones around but those more eastern areas looking dry and fine taipei sunshine and twenty five degrees so move across into south asia the monsoon is now retreating away quite sharply we've still got some heavy showers affecting parts of the south as you can see there and that's where we're still going to see more showers across an article and down toward shore lanka but central northern areas all looking dry and fine temperatures in delhi suspected to reach thirty two degrees so the humidity will increase perhaps a little bit in the coming days finding crotch in pakistan highs of thirty three across into the arabian peninsula it's fine here in doha the humidity still falling way temperatures not quite as high as they have been very pleasant nice day in abu dhabi two with a high of thirty three on the other side the potential paths little bit lifted dust otherwise sunshine in mecca and highs here of thirty eight degrees. on counting the cost john to chew point zero zero how president xi jinping wants to reboot the economy with a high end robotics look at

to around twenty two for hong kong will be at twenty nine should also be dry and settled for us in taipei as we head through the next few days as well is towards the west with a little bit more cloud that's over this issue on province at the moment but it is sinking its way towards the south so force in chengdu it should be drier on friday as we head across towards india in the northeast dry hair as it has been over the past few weeks and that's not necessarily good news because since to volley happens all the fireworks were let off were the major problem with small get there and it does look like things are going to stay calm weather wise over the next few days so the weather won't help the showers there are a long way towards the south a mostly over sri lanka but a few of them are also just flirting a little bit further northwards as well so we're seeing some of them over the southern parts of india and that's where we're expecting them to stay even as we head through friday so the showers all confined to the south of the north it's draw and settled here in doha also draw unsettled and

he's due to start the asian leg of his world tour on sunday, including taipei, japan, south korea, thee and thailand. he says his injury could affect some of those shows, and will give more details soon. the european union has imposed fresh sanctions on north korea aimed at punishing the regime for its nuclear and ballistic weapons programmes. foreign ministers meeting in luxembourg signed off a new package of measures including a ban on investments in north korea and on eu exports of oil to pyongyang. they also added the korean people's army and pyongyang's armed forces ministry to the sanctions blacklist, meaning any assets they hold in the eu will be frozen. 0ur correspondent mark lowen is following developments from the south korean capital seoul. mark, how significant are these new sanctions from the eu? significant, certainly in that they are further tightening the screw on pyongyang, rico, but they are symbolic as well because the eu doesn't export oil to north korea, so to some extent this is eu countries making a symbolic statement to try to stop countries that do still export

he's due to start the asian leg of his world tour on sunday — including taipei, japan, south korea, thehe says his injury could affect some of those shows — and will give more details soon. the most powerful communist party in the world is getting ready to hold its congress in beijing — where the next five years of plans for china will be drawn up. more than 2,200 high ranking delegates will come together, starting on wednesday — amid some of the tightest security in the world. let us explain... victor gao is a chinese international relations expert and former translator to deng xiaoping. hejoined me from beijing — and i began by asking him just how far xijinping was likely to go to secure his legacy — and whether that might mean trying to extend his presidency beyond the two—term limit. i think china is holding its breath for the upcoming 19th party congress. all of the delegates have gathered here in beijing and the meeting will start very soon. i think it is a major event for the president to consolidate his control over the party of the government and over the party of the governmen

served as founding executive director of citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington and taipei ross darrell feingold attorney and republican political consultant and also in washington d.c. thomas pickering former u.s. ambassador to russia very warm welcome to all three of you russ feingold you've had time to absorb these staggering revelations and these charges how's this playing out do you think in the republican party well the key thing republicans especially republicans in congress but across the united states are going to continue to be focused on is advancing the legislative agenda that republican voters elected a republican congress and president trying to pursue most notably in the coming days that's the legislation to in action if we can tax reform and whatever is going on in the white house should not stop congress from working on these important legislative goals i can see you know the white house going to charlie this should have caused a a moment of shock and horror and wondering who's next what's next could this be true but that still wouldn't stop congress from g

from taipei, cindy sui joins us now. mandatory to have southeast asian languages on their curriculum. so why this sudden change? is taiwan hoping for closer foreign and trade relations with these countries? yes. definitely. first of all, this change comes about because the face of taiwan's student population has changed dramatically over the years. statistics show that one in ten stu d e nts statistics show that one in ten students in kindergarten to grade 12 are children of immigrants. these are children of immigrants. these are mostly southeast asian immigrants. currently, there are many children born to southeast asian mothers who married taiwanese man. so the government has recognised that this is an asset. there were previously considered a burden, but now they are considered an asset, because taiwan was to build closer ties with southeast asia are several reasons. —— wants to build. they want to become less dependent on mainland china, economically. the other reason is that it wants to embrace diversity. it wants t

i want to show you taipei, taiwan he stocks today on the back foot after a fresh record thursday. .eaw an upgrade now a last look at nissan and kobe steel. nissan falling. kobe steel among the best performers on the nikkei 225. indeed, close timing on that hong kong open. stocks tumbling there's a afternoon. traders citing a range of regions from the spike in interbank rates to the pboc warnings on household debt. let's bring in richard frost. that 50ot fall below day moving average, so perhaps run is still intact. >> if you look over the year, it has been a pretty unbroken rally. but ited back yesterday, has not paid off to bet against that market given what we saw in the u.s. i would not be surprised to see markets moving higher today, but shows the jitters that can suddenly iraq. it -- suddenly you wrapped. there were a number of reasons. the lack of a particular catalyst makes it more interesting. rishaad: that's true. the strategist we just quoted said the termination of quotable contracts a deep in the declines of the benchmarks, but i preferred they were out to find an excuse

at weather conditions across eastern parts of china and taiwan well time was not looking too bad taipei that thirty six degrees and sunshine further south for hong kong we've got some cloudy skies in the chance of showers if i were going to see some showers affecting southern parts of china northern parts of vietnam and further towards the north up towards change to that weather system is looking fairly active so some flooding is possible here across the rest of indo china have. certainly in coastal areas let's head down into southeastern parts of asia and here we've got. the philippines but nothing particularly heavy showers across borneo about light wise nothing that heavy for. turning here such a carter could see some rain at times further north through them in a pinch and on into time it's looking fairly wet and heavy rain extends across southern parts of cambodia and also across some parts of vietnam and that's the. he continues he had in to choose day bangkok also likely be quite wet at times so let's head into southern asia and hear the monsoon rain still refusing to retreat alto

chinese taipei. we might have borders that we put down as disputed borders.india. >> kashmir? >> the problem. i an go to prizs on for six months if i mark it incorrectly. >> peter of the beautiful anachronism his life's work. >>> the longest suspension bridge in the world is open for business in the swiss alps, and 2 stories above a rock y ravine. crossing it is not for the faint of heart. seth den took a walk. >> depending how you look at pe terrifies. designed as a white knuckle short cut that shaves a few hours off a pike in the popular part of the swiss alps and spans the link of five football fields. and soars over a valley. >> i love it. i love it. love it. when some one is walking heavy footed. then, birds kind of swings, the bridge kind of swings. where am i? >> nerves dictate whether it cross. and he came with a hiking group from denver. >> i think you should try it. >> i will try it. i have a little fear of heights. but. >> only way that you get that thrill, you have to walk it. >> definitely, bring more tourists. >> paul summermatter is on the coun

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taipei is a. elsewhere, we are seeing other markets starting to turn around a little bit.he nikkei up by 0.4%. you are seeing most of the currencies are strong against the u.s. dollar. a little bit of weakness coming through on the commodity players. we have heard from kuroda saying that we are seeing a little bit of momentum coming through in the japanese economy. monetary base to expand 2%. the financial system in japan is fairly stable. you are seeing some pretty good moves coming through in export stocks. and a quick look at kobe steel. no movement yet. that is one we will be watching. our focusbe steel and there. thank you, juliette saly from singapore. focusing on china as well. outflow pressure continues to ease. our chinese correspondent, tom, joins us for more on this. tom: another ticket in the box for policy makers they lead up to the big political event that kicks off on october 18. a sign that the outflows have eased. what we saw was eight straight months of increases, around 17 billion for september. comfortably up to the $3 trillion level. .e have a chart 22

stocks in kuala lumpur and taipei making gains, but singapore not so much. a couple key drivers as you mentioned, caterpillar among those solid earnings. an earnings season is underway in asia. that is holding the risk on mood for stocks. have cannon climbing and tokyo -- canon climbing in tokyo. the nikkei 225 set for a 17 day advance. we are seeing a slight uptick in the yen. and tokyo -- canonwe are keeping ane dollar, holding onto gains, while treasury yields are holding on to the overnight advanced. callinglind capital is this the moment of truth for the bond market. the aussie getting hammered by the inflation miss for the fourth quarter. that has spurred a drop in aussie bond yields. could be a case for the rba tightening. the kiwi dollar is under pressure, dropping 1/3 of a percent as investors are anxious over the government's left-leaning policies. uan moving 2/10th of 1%. stocks have swung to losses, leading to 1/3 of 1%. it is utilities weighing the most, 2.3%. nuclear operators are being dragged lower by the government scrapping plans to build n

problem for central vietnam and then eventually lies about states and dry conditions for hong kong taipei's looking fine you also see a circulation just behind me that's bringing a lot of showers to coastal parts of b.m.r. so wet one in yang gone moving further south across asia it's looking pretty wet across parts of the philippines generally little bit of a dry spell across southern parts of vietnam and cambodia but across thailand the weather is looking pretty wet and generally at the moment coming southward through kuala lumpur and singapore we're going to few showers but i think generally here weather conditions are not looking too bad that had a across into south asia we've still got some heavy showers across more southern portions of india for central and northern arizona is all dry and fine pretty warm in delhi thirty seven and should be fine across in crunchy with a nice some temperature here of thirty three the weather sponsored by cat time. and age old part of spanish culture no one can stop thinking about the bullies in my life others are explored and a symbol of central governm

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particularly starting in taipei and in back channel negotiations, which would be to some kind of a deal. i don't see a likelihood that they'll produce major change in the direction of policy. in taiwan, if you go back a year or more, there was a hope actually that after the 19th party congress xi jinping would be more flexible, not on china, but on addressing this stalemate, perhaps in the way of trade negotiator, if you get stuck in a place, you enlarge the topic and you find a way around it. my sense it, and some of you may have had different information, they're much more concerned now, that that's not likely to happen. that the statements coming out of beijing and the crackdown on communication does not suggest there's going to be an easing after the congress. xi jinping's attitude, i think, has been not to push for unification in a knowable time frame, although michael raises the point of the second 100 years, that is the 2049 target and a country that is essentially unified, territorial sovereignty, so forth. under that heading, one could say that's a target date and i think a num

his next tour date was scheduled to be in taipei on sunday.ncial conduct authority. research for the bbc by the accountancy firm pwc shows nearly a third of young people are worried they can't repay loans, overdrafts and credit cards — a much higher proportion than older age groups. 0ur personal finance reporter kevin peachey has been to meet one young woman trying to get her finances back on track. trying to get out of disney... jess was 18 years old when she took out herfirst loan borrowing £1,000 for a holiday to disneyland paris. it was no fairytale when in three years, another loan and two credit cards later, she was £10,000 in debt and in trouble. all of my creditors were on my back and i was getting lots and lots of letters to my doors and i didn't tell anyone about it. ijust ignored the letters. i'd rip them up as soon as i got them. the more letters and phone calls, it wasjust like, i'm in way over my head here. jess is now on a plan to pay off her debts in seven years, but many others her age are facing difficulties. there was a 31%

be the rain which is going to the major problem across much this region right on the outer limits taipei is reporting some very large amounts of rain last twenty four hours northern parts of the philippines as a top ten to lose on that one hundred sixty five millimeters of rain so this system is going to continue to move towards the west the rain intensity is going to continue to increase if anything so as you move through the next twenty four forty hours we're going to see some very nasty weather conditions eventually pushing towards vietnam. the weather sponsored by cats are always. a family business handed down from generation to generation but when this funeral director retires will his son continue the tradition but i don't think he was actually before just like i don't feel like i was actually built for a difficult choice for an al-jazeera producer caught between two worlds well it's really by tending to the dead with a living get better an intimate portrait of an industry most encounter only fleetingly al-jazeera correspondent death in the family at this time are always the rain f

that is a month them jumping to a record in taipei on this prospect. manus: thank you.interesting lanes coming through especially on the top story at in catalonia. two major banks, earlier we saw this at 630. they might -- may moves the headquarters, they are headquartered in barcelona but they may move the headquarters in the case of the cattle and. one of the pharma companies are ready to take this kind of move. they are the third-biggest ranking catalonia. anna: the reason behind this is they want to operate within the eu and they have made it clear that they would not automatically be in the eu and there was the question of relationships with domestic customers. let's get the latest on what has been happening in catalonia. the president has kept the rest of spain guessing on if and when he will declare independence. quick sticking made his speech, the politics of the government that have been a catastrophe and doors the millions of catalans likee -- who do not think them. it ignores the catalans who have been victims of police violence. manus: a very good morning to

at weather conditions across eastern parts of china and taiwan well time was not looking too bad taipei that thirty six degrees and sunshine further south for hong kong we've got some cloudy skies and the chance of showers if i were going to see some showers affecting southern parts of china northern parts of vietnam and further towards the north up towards change do that weather system is looking fairly active so some flooding is possible here across the rest of indo china has. certainly in coastal areas down into southeastern parts of asia and here we've got. the philippines but nothing particularly heavy showers across borneo but light was nothing that heavy for job. turning here such a carter could see some rain at times further north through them and. and on into time it's looking fairly wet and heavy rain extends across southern parts of cambodia and also across in parts of vietnam about slightly continues we head into tuesday bangkok also likely be quite wet at times so let's head into southern asia and here still refusing to retreat altogether cross eastern parts of india is loo

1000-year-old goal for chinese $37.7cs, it sold for formerlyn hong kong, owned by a foundation in taipeie of four known pieces in private hands. it was sold to an anonymous buyer. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. ♪ jessica, thank you. we're counting down to the open in japan. south korea remains closed for holidays. the aussie market has been open -- closed half an hour. let's check in with ramy inocencio. when it comes to australia, we saw the first day of the quarter looking strong. but we got back to this downtrend. ramy: we are not seeing the record highs we saw here in the u.s. translate into aussie stocks. you can see they were down by nearly 0.5%, the most since last friday. sectors are down across the board, utilities down about 0.7%. real estate and energy also the laggards there. it has to do with the rates here. of course what happened with the rba 24 hours ago. you can see the aussie-u.s. dollar crosses. hop into the bloomberg terminal because i want to show you

he is diplomat in resident at the asian policy institute, joining us from taipei.s. we are seeing this vote through the lens of national security versus abenomics. i want you to on package these results. -- unpackage these results. >> i think your correspondent got it right. what you see, the japanese public really soft a safe haven a safe haven in times of uncertainty. they have north korea on the global economy to worry about, unprecedented and different american presidency, and the rise of china. when they looked around, they felt comfortable with the democratic party. i think some of the voters were thinking ahead to the 2020 olympics and wanting a steady .and there certainly economically speaking, though the japanese economy remains sluggish, it is growing. there is a tightening employment market, and people feel largely comfortable. at the end of the day, the issue was, there was no real alternative. the opposition was divided, confused. landing back where they started with shinzo abe made a lot of sense. it is also interesting, 51% said they did not want shi

definitely something to watch as we look ahead to the taipei open. that is homeless it for us here.an iphone x. what do you think, rish? have?d: what do we the prospects of the trading week. be?fed head, who will it three people in the running, or two? we will have the head of socgen global markets joining us. i look at corporate governance. talking to seth fisher, continuing that conversation from tokyo. there we have hit. that is what we have on the way. >> a big agenda, particularly with hsbc. our market coverage continues. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ 9:00 a.m. in hong kong. 9:00 sunday evening in new york city. i am rishaad salamat. haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ rishaad: president trump stoking fed flames, announcing his preference in the coming days. haidi: sources telling us he is leaning towards jerome powell. rishaad:

i want to mention this newspaper based in taipei has not provided specific sources, and really not given of details. there is a lot of analysts -- neil: fake news. fake news. >> very well may be. could be a competitor saying i have a hot story for you, here you go. neil: make a rumor out of it. we always hear it ahead of a new product, new lawn. now the 10 is rumored -- >> that is apple's super bowl, right? if the 10 doesn't sell that is pressuring the stock. not so much concern about the 8 series but it is about the 10. you read in a few trade publications different features supposedly facing production issues. one that i saw i do think shows significant numbers, apple usually sells something like 10 million phones on opening weekend of every new product line. according to some sources that do seem a little more solid perhaps some of these others with the 8 series, apple is ready to go with 2 and 3 million only for the x. we know that goes on sale november 3rd. if you're used to providing 10 million and only providing 2 or 3, you're going to the store and they're sold out, that apple is

he joins us from taipei today. also joining us is bloomberg's real estate editor. purchase of a car park earlier, you would think the commercial property market is driving. -- thriving. how is sentiment now? isry: i think hong kong fundamental changes. if you look at the office market for the demands in central hong firm you realize the prc is getting more impressive in hong kong. financial sectors become 70% of the driving forces for the hong kong central office market. thatnk this is something is concentrated among prc and the financial sector. ,ong kong, fundamental supply you can see compared to singapore, singapore has lots of supply coming to market over the past few years. hong kong, we don't really have any supply for central or cbd areas for a number of years. the only supply we have seen -- but the demand is very strong, limited supply in central, so i would not be surprised for murray carpark, you can see the historic high prices because the demand is so strong. yvonne: there are structural issues that irene had talked about. thise just not seeing sense

taipei, osaka, seoul.exciting news from the royal family. kate is pregnant with her third child. and kensington palace has announced the due date of the next royal. the duke and duchess of cambridge are expecting a baby in april of 2018. >>> another royal making headlines this morning, prince george, at a charity event. prince william was overheard talking about george's favorite shows. prince george has taken to "the lion king." he likes it. maybe he sees himself in baby simba. >> holding him up. >>> and finally, a reunion for the ages. "roseanne" has a revival. over the course of its nine-year run, had 17 emmy awards. we see the original cast back together again. look at this. the patriarchs of the series, roseanne barr and john goodman are reading across from each other. goodman's character suffered a fatal heart attack in the series finale, his character is coming back for the revival. we'll see how they work that out. the revival series is set to air in 2018. that will make it 30 years since the show

. >> this is a report in taipei's economic news that they cut production order linked to the eight by as much as 60%. there are other reports saying consumers are increasingly upgrading to the 7th and not the 8th. where do you stand on this >> a lot of this is new news on the demand side. and we talk about operators and themselves, we'll be pulling back for the promotion of the iphone 8 there is some anticipation for the iphone 10 that's yet to come it is a record low upgrade rate. what those management teams are saying is people are waiting for the 10, they're not sure how much they're going to promote at this point whether they have a promotion or not there should be a lot of excitement for the product >> you cover verizon and you noted yourself on twitter that smart phones sold were down on a lower upgrade. you think that means people are going to get the 10 as opposed to waiting to see the 10 and possibly upgrading to the 7 at the end of the day the numbers are everyone worst for at&t their smart phone sales have down 20% the third quarter is challenging because of the lack of iph

we had to stop for fuel in at ens and taipei. what would you do alex and tracie for 18 hours would you try to sleep. >> my longest flight was 14 hours when i went to japan. i watched a lot of movies, difficult some sleeping and a lot of snacking. movies get you through it. i just learned this, it depend , but on the americans they have free movies, and why are we talking about this. >> this is longest flight>> the longest non-stop flight in the a rrier, was from dallas from sidney australia. that was kwantas airlines. this from l.a. to singapore a way to would you ratreakht with a stop, tracie or do you wan this all in one swoop. >> like a lay over. >> you know, i think i would want it, straight through non- stop, i>> i think what would pass the time would i down load the entire season of stranger things, watch the whole thing, bic watch it. >> great idea. >> half of the time. >> the netflix thing that everybody is talking about what is the name of it. >> stranger things. >> why is that so good. >> it is just so goody don't know

the 26-year-old was on a break from his world tour but was due to resume with gig in taipei next weekn japan, south korea and thailand. before the tour is in support of his multi million dollar selling third album divide released earlier this year. he's known for playing solo at his shows. steve you saw this righting. >> i was there, too. >> you were there. >> yeah. >> he plays solo. >> thanks for listening when steve and i talk about it so much >> gosh. whoo! so he was there and he plays his shows solo, right. >> yes. >> now he's talking about speculation he may be a toil get band to finish i. >> no. >> not doing that. not doing that. that's not a good look for me. >> that's ed sheeran you don't go in concert to see band when you go see ed sheeran. >> is it just me or the non cast arm the one in the shrink? >> it is. i was looking at the same thing. >> maybe he had you had his shoulder in the sling but broke his arm. >> i heard he got hit by a car. >> that's the real deal. >> wow. >> steve, i'm glad we saw him when we did. fortunately for him he's in between tour dates right now. >>

problem for central vietnam and then eventually lies about states and dry conditions for hong kong taipei's looking fine you also see a circulation just behind me that's bringing a lot of showers to coastal parts of b.m.r. so wet one in yang gone moving further south across asia it's looking pretty wet across parts of the philippines generally a little bit of a dry spell across southern parts of vietnam and cambodia but across thailand the weather is looking pretty wet and generally at the moment coming southward through kuala lumpur and singapore we're going to few showers but i think generally here weather conditions are not looking too bad that had a across into south asia we've still got some heavy showers across more southern portions of india for central and northern areas i was all dry and fine pretty warm and thirty seven and should be fine across in crunchy with a nice some temperature here of thirty three the weather sponsored by cattle race. bone and circus is on a mission to help children break the poverty cycle one of the least follows their journey of sacrifice become top clas

problem for central vietnam and then eventually lies about states and dry conditions for hong kong taipei's looking fine you also see a circulation just behind me that's bringing a lot of showers to coastal parts of b.m.r. so wet one in yang gone moving further south across asia it's looking pretty wet across parts of the philippines generally a little bit of a dry spell across southern parts of vietnam and cambodia but across thailand the weather is looking pretty wet and generally at the moment coming southward through kuala lumpur and singapore we're going to few showers but i think generally here weather conditions are not looking too bad that had a across into south asia we've still got some heavy showers across more southern portions of india for central and northern arizona is all dry and fine pretty warm and thirty seven and should be fine across in crunchy with a nice some temperature here of thirty three the weather sponsored by cattle race. bone and circus is on a mission to help children break the poverty cycle one of the least follows their journey of sacrifice become top class