there are gangs but particularly following there was one very infamous massacre at port in tasmania. that really had a shocking effect on the country and it was a conservative government. to actually reinforce the gun laws following that massacre. we've just had the the killing of seven people in western australia apparently suicide murder. a really. cold blooded killing that to me seemed almost out of place here but it's not because there are guns in the country those guns that the alleged murderer used were licensed so the licensing laws here there's nothing like the kind of open market and. the the culture of the gun is sacred in the united states it's certainly built into the fabric of the myth ology in the united states that there's no parallel here this is this is generally a gun control society given the similar histories between the united states and australia why do you think that like guns and that kind of you know idea of romanticizing guns and violence and all that why did that take such a hold in the united states but not here in australia it is interesting your question

there are guns but particularly following there was one very infamous massacre at the port in tasmania that really had a shocking effect on the country and it was a conservative government howard government actually that reinforce the gun laws following that massacre. we've just had the the killing of seven people in western australia apparently suicide. a really cold blooded killing that to me seemed almost out of place he bought it's not because there are guns in the country those guns that the.

jackson the same has been raised throughout the night and i expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. that's it for me on with that shima of a. how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on what. don't expect copy and to. us. i'm not going to think that well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and went in that region thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype the question that if you think the future of the country by now a long time. yet you don't seem to be taking his grandmother there to you it's all that good ok new i'm rachel join me to meet the germans on the w. post. that. the market jitters continue asian stocks were trading mixed on wednesday as investors remain nervous about the u.s. economy. also on the show the two koreas are joining forces to restore crucial infrastructure projects across the peninsula. and could robots fill the stuff gap in nursing homes and hospitals we need some highly skillful machines carrying out their duties. well and welcome to the business. german business leaders are having mixed feelings about

will raise throughout the night and i expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. that's it for now from the dead news thank you very much for joining us and i'm to leave you with some pictures of young pandas in washington d.c.'s national zoo doing what they seem to enjoy most frolicking in the snow. her. her first climbing less of a minute grandma with her arrives. joining a reckoning on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary story of interacting returns home on t w dot com tanks.

jackson the same has been raised throughout the night and i expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. that's it for me and with that shima back. how about taking a few risks could even take a chance on one. don't expect our pm to i. guess. i'm not often. but sometimes i am but i stand up in which the privilege of an exam .

jackson the sailors will race throughout the night and are expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. you're watching news from berlin we'll have more at the top of the hour and for updated information around the clock head to our web site that's dot com or follow us on twitter at the news thanks for watching your business news is up next. natural riches and. precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland has been called ethiopia is a green gold the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international group.

and intense lobbying by the greenpeace team it all comes down to here how about on the island of tasmania in australia with the future of the weddell sea we've decided. this is where it's all happening the headquarters of the antarctic commission that protects and manages the planet's southernmost waters. everything from territorial claims to fishing rights are being thrashed out right now by twenty five government delegations historically the departure point for several antarctic expeditions today hobart is the place where the fate of the continent hangs in the balance. after a voyage together in antarctica i hook up again with will he's been lobbying hard for the weddell sea sentry since i last saw him and the news he brings is unexpected to say the least it's not looking great i think we've seen a real. a bit of a disaster of a meeting to be honest something that noma's really expect they were i we were always in the knowledge it was going to be hard and then what we've seen is a few countries just really undermine the process and essentially block any progress on any issue not just no

the saililors will rise throught the nighand d are expectcted t reachh hobart on the island of tasmanian thursday. christmas is over, but then you have holiday cheer for us. >> neither does the sky to give you the good news. you can call it a little chris -- you need the business guide to give you the good news. you can call it a chriristmas ce back. today's search is partly thanks to santa. big retailers are among the gainers. tech stocks, too. equities in general are on track for their worst december since the great depression. there are fears of a slowdown in the world's biggest economy. that is worrying asia, is stocks slipped, except in tokyo, where there was a slight rebound. german industrial leaders have mixed feelings about 2019. economists still expect healthy growth, but brexit, a trade war, and a shortage of skilled labor in germany are weighing heavily on is the sentiment. -- business sentiment. >> it now appears to be a global trend. the economy has lost momentum. has the bull market ended? fewer homes are being built in the u.s. chinese retail figures have fallen to the l

events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur tasmania for ever to changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on that day at the tourist attraction in historical site that thirty five souls lost their lives to a gunman's madness and while the tragedy itself shook the world it was also australia's response to the violence that brought not only many nods of approval but a few raised eyebrows and concern you see the port arthur massacre was the catalyst for the australian government to enact a massive and sweeping changes to their laws regarding the ownership buying and selling of firearms forever changing the culture of guns here in the land down under since that tragic day many around the world now point to australia as a shining example of how a society and government should respond to gun violence and mass shootings with the united states currently under an epidemic of mass shootings and gun related violence and split between two internal political ideologies at war over a solution mayb

and intense lobbying by the greenpeace team it all comes down to here how about on the island of tasmania in australia with the future of the wealthy we decided. this is where it's all happening the headquarters of the antarctic commission that protects and manages the planet's southernmost waters. everything from territorial claims to fishing rights are being thrashed out right now by twenty five government delegations historically the departure point for several antarctic expeditions today hobart is the place where the fate of the continent hangs in the balance. after a voyage together in antarctica i hook up again with will who's been lobbying hard for the weddell sea sentry since i last saw him and the news he brings is unexpected to say the least it's not looking great i think we've seen a real. a bit of a disaster of a meeting to be honest something that noma's really expect they were i we were always in and out it was going to be hard and then what we've seen is a few countries just really undermine the process and essentially block any progress on any issue not just not just the a

intense lobbying by the greenpeace team it all comes down to hear how you vote on the island of tasmania in australia but the future of the wealthy we decided. this is where it's all happening the headquarters of the antarctic commission that protects and manages the planet's southernmost waters. everything from territorial claims to fishing rights of being thrashed out right now by twenty five government delegations historically the departure point for several antarctic expeditions today hobart is the place where the fate of the continent hangs in the balance. after a voyage together in antarctica i hook up again with will he's been lobbying hard for the weddell sea santry since i last saw him in the news he brings is unexpected to say the least it's not looking bright i think we've seen a real. a bit of a disaster of a meeting to be honest something that noma's really expect they were i we were always in a knot it was going to be hard and then what we've seen is a few countries just really undermine the process and essentially block any progress on any issue not just not just the antar

now that streaming clouds that you saw morris go across tasmania now the tasman sea is of course heading for south island she's in a lot of clouds but not a lot of rain the forecast for sunday twenty degrees in washington but come science and you just got more rain on the western shores sunshine everywhere else and that's even more universally true on monday with the temperature around the twenty mark lightish breezes not much clout no rain but sunshine. it begs well and doesn't require diplomas. that's why so many in macao work for the casinos. in but for those who struggle it school. dropping out has become the less evil in perseverance greater gamble. future gamble part of the viewfinder asia series the notice era. arkham by just a quick recap of the top stories now u.s. president on all trump says his chief of staff john kelly will leave the administration at the end of the year trump is in talks with vice president mike pence is a nick a is to replace kelly french interior minister says yellow vest protests are now under control but police levels could remain as they all until sunda

and intense lobbying by the greenpeace team it all comes down to here how about on the island of tasmania in australia with the future of the wealthy we decided. this is where it's all happening the headquarters of the antarctic commission that protects and manages the planet's southernmost waters. everything from territorial claims to fishing rights are being thrashed out right now by twenty five government delegations historically the departure point for several antarctic expeditions today hobart is the place where the fate of the continent hangs in the balance. after a voyage together in antarctica i hook up again with will he's been lobbying hard for the weddell sea sentry since i last saw him the news he brings is unexpected to say the least it's not looking great i think we've seen a real. a bit of a disaster of a meeting to be honest something that gnomes really expect they were i we were always in the knowledge it was going to be hard and then what we've seen is a few countries just really undermine the process and essentially block any progress on any issue not just not just the

circulation so fairly obvious going further south the potential for flooding still exists i think for tasmania rather less so for victoria a.c.t temperature wise the disappointing twenty one that will slowly improve their not very quickly but if you cast your eyes really north of sydney sort through brisbane and the queensland coast and on shore breeze and the remains of site lone oh in which is no longer a tropical cyclone well i suggest flooding fairly widespread flooding right up through the cape york peninsula now that will slowly go offshore on monday looks a dry day but it's going to be a slow improvement for the size twenty one is still a picture in melbourne in the sunshine only nineteen in hobart but adelaide is a warmer twenty eight so of the hotter springs that person's a disappointment cloudy and only the low twenty's now all these actions taking place at the moment in australia so if you curry east there's virtually no cloud in the sky over new zealand and that picture should be maintained i think low twenty's twenty one twenty four you can see the gentle circulation so probably n

jackson the sailors will race throughout the night and are expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. well christmas is over but ben you have some holiday cheer for us and you need the business guide to give you the good news don't you you could call it a little christmas come back shares on wall street opening hired a broad based rebound after monday's steep losses to face surge partly thanks to santa the big retailers among the gain is tech stocks true but equities in general is still on track they had worse december since the great depression there are fears of a slowdown in the world's biggest economy and that's worrying asia as don't stay asleep today except in tokyo where there was also a slight rebound. german industrial leaders have mixed feelings about twenty nineteen economists still expect healthy growth but breaks it a trade war and a dramatic shortage of skilled labor in germany are all weighing heavily on business sentiment here it now appears to be a global trend the economy has lost momentum has the bull market ended a few homes being built in the u.s. chi

rivals in fire trucks wild oats and black shark racing to be first to reach hobart the capital of tasmania on australia's southern city are expected to reach the finish line over the next twenty four hours it's shaping up to be the closest contest in is. ok we'll have more reaction to that story from it's involving culloty cooler barley that is it for me for now. thank you very much that's it for me for the way though because i'll be back in a moment with much more of the day's news. day one of a new era in television news we badly need at this moment leadership and this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist three weeks ago now there's at least twenty thousand or hinder refugees who live here. i got to commend you almost all i'm hearing is good journalism president hosni mubarak has resigned. off old allies the attempts of cover ups and the high want to see. his loved ones want some form of closure he saw the syrian army flag high in the city as well as posters of syrian president bashar assad to record. a hundred feet away from us we're on the front line. and up above happen how

events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur tasmania for ever changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on that day at the tourist attraction and historical site but the.

events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur tasmania for ever changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on the day of the tourist attraction and historical site that thirty five souls lost their lives to a gunman's madness and while the tragedy itself shook the world it was also australia's response to the violence that brought not only many nods of approval but a few raised eyebrows in concert you see the port arthur massacre was the catalyst for the australian government to enact massive and sweeping changes to their laws regarding the ownership buying and selling of firearms forever changing the culture of guns here in the land down under since that tragic day many around the world now point to australia as a shining example of how a society and government should respond to gun violence and mass shootings with the united states currently under an epidemic of mass shootings and gun related violence and split between two internal political ideologies.

truck while darts and black jack the yacht saw racing to be first to reach hobart the capital of tasmania on australia's southern tip are expected to reach the finish line of the next twenty four hours for shaping up to be the closest race in is ok that is how sport is looking for now it's great stuff by sandy now the turquoise waters of guatemala's lake atitlan draw tourists from around the globe but the people of one lakeside town hope that more colors will attract even more visits as they've been inspired by the dutch artists haas and the harm who transformed a slum in brazil by painting it as they would most reports now guatemalans in santa catarina are doing the same. the plan is renowned for its beauty now one lakeside town is drawing on the surroundings to transform itself into a giant work of art. it all starts with a fresh coat of paint families choose colors and designs inspired by the traditional hand-woven clothing worn by local women then they help to paint their own homes. because the house is going to end up looking really nice the result will be good and it makes a landsca

track wild oats and black jack the yachts are racing to be first to reach help art the capital of tasmania on australia feathered they're expected to reach the finish line over the next twenty four hours for what's shaping up to be the closest race in years. and that's all your sport for now it's back to there for us thank you very much indeed now an american endure in southeast has become the first person to ski across some time to go alone braving raging winds both chilling temperatures and heavy snow fall calling the brady made a final thirty two push covering one hundred twenty nine kilometers to complete the trek on wednesday the thirty three year old from portland hold one hundred seventy kilograms of gear a distance of fifteen hundred kilometers for nearly two months achieving the feat previously deemed impossible but the turquoise waters of guatemala's lake a tip line draws tourists from around the globe but the people of one lakeside town hope that more colors will a crunch even more visit is a bit inspired by the dutch artist hahn who transformed a slum in brazil but painting it

three mark so bit of rain running into south australia and then through victorian disappear into tasmania and melbourne still stays cool and adelaide comes down to try and join you it's not all settled as it was in new zealand with this massive come across the sea but it's wet rather than stormy. when the shots came from the holiday and we heard critics we heard some noise. this was no no sniper alley it's one of the most dangerous intersections and sorry. you didn't come in through the front entrance that was what happened to the people who were shot they came into the wrong end of the nightly power of took pics of the furniture to. show the scale out of your sorry a holiday and hotels on al-jazeera. time versus take a look at the top stories here about in syria a un brain could cease fire has started in the yemeni port of her data but sporadic fighting is being reported in the besieged city between saudi backed government forces and toothy rebels china's president has celebrated the fortieth anniversary of free market reforms which transformed the country from one of the world's poorest

at least tasmania but we have been looking actually further north over the last few days tropical cyclone here it is the massive clouds go across tropical queens and now it's no longer a tropical cyclone is just a storm but it will do some pretty heavy rain in tropical queens and and further south. the weather sponsored by cats are enemies. xenophobia violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. al-jazeera infiltrates one of the continent's past describing far right organizations and exposes links to members of the european parliament and marine appends national party generation the hate. part one of a special two part investigation on al jazeera. the latest news as a free press yellowcard the failure will continue not only in july but into next week with details coverage for asacol criticism of capitalist economics to a fifty six billion dollar i am there for all to argentina from around the world these are the victims of one of the world's most forgotten conflicts and without urgent help they could become a lost generation. welcome back you're watching th

coast which is considerably less wet than it was now all the wet weather further sas is going across tasmania reaches new zealand that our systems still that a slow circulation which means persistent rain probably for north island but also for south on the sun should be out there a brighter day it's likely will one day know and the following day now winter settled in to the korean peninsula and japan but it's nothing like as harsh as going to be tempted event think it's likely rising in the cloud in honshu. adored by millions a stone's most famous cricketer arrived just kind minister on a blaze of national celebration. now one hundred days into his leadership people ask whether delivering on promises would be as easy in practice as it was in haiti right now the nation is not feeling confident right all people are disappointed with the bombing in minus one hundred days on al-jazeera. which is saying has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist journalis

late it doesn't restarted melbourne this looks likely to be see folks in the low clouds rain in tasmania a scattering of showers inland straight the woman first temporarily you lose eight degrees for a time you get to tuesday there hasn't really warmed up in melbourne but looking better this circulation trying to get into the coral sea is a very small side to me is a good indicator and now into psycho season. in new zealand the pictures like to be a cloudy roam the caged breaks of rain running in from the west as this front approaches there's nothing of any great significance is just sort of summer days temperature of nineteen or twenty but she more wherever you are on both islands now jumping immediately north we watch in the change of season here and it might show itself has got really cold in mongolia the high temperature by day knew about minus ninety some of the colors leaked out so snows just catch north of the border of north korea that disappears northwards and we end up with a rather wet picture of the rain from south korea through japan mistook quite warm in tokyo. joy bringing

coast which is considerably less wet than it was now a wet weather further sized is going across tasmania reaches new zealand that all systems still that a slow circulation which means persistent rain probably for north island but also for south on the sun should be out there a brighter day and slightly warmer day north and the following day now winter settled in to the korean peninsula and japan but it's nothing like as harsh is going to be temps venting is slightly rising in the cloud in honshu. adored by millions a stone's most famous critic him arrived as prime minister on a blaze of national celebration. now one hundred days into his leadership people asked whether delivering on promises would be as easy in practice as it was in theory. right now the nation is not feeling confident right now people are disappointed with the bombing in minus one hundred days on al jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. says all its troops will be withdrawn from syria within sixty to one hundred days it comes after president obama called the clear victory over

now that streaming clouds that you saw more or less go across tasmania now the tasman sea is of course heading into south florida and she's in a lot of clouds but not a lot of rain the forecast for sunday twenty degrees in washington but come sayas and you just got well rain on the western shores sunshine everywhere else and that's even more universally true on monday with the temperature around the twenty mark lightish breezes not much clout no rain but sunshine. singapore is being accused of expanding its coastline and illegally dredged satins some of the islands off the coast of indonesia and literally vanished it's a big business smuggling sample and they will take the sale on their own fill the sand is our fair game using this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so pleasant the tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sand walls on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where ever you are. it is an appalling crime that destroys the dignity of individuals and tazz upon the fabric of communities. activists not e m a rudd and co

circulation so fairly obvious going further south the potential for flooding still exists i think for tasmania rather less so for victoria a.c.t temperature wise a disappointing twenty one that will slowly improve the not very quickly but if you cast your eyes really north of sydney south you're brisbane and the queensland coast and on shore breeze and the remains of oh in which is no longer a tropical cyclone well the suggests flooding fairly widespread flooding right up through the cape york peninsula now that will slowly go off shore on monday looks a dry day but is going to be a slow improvement for the size twenty one is still a picture in melbourne in the sunshine only nineteen in hobart but adelaide is a woman twenty eight some of the hot springs that person's a disappointment cloudy and only the low twenty's now all these actions taking place at the moment in australia so if you curry east there's virtually no cloud in the sky over new zealand and that picture should be maintained i think low twenty's twenty one twenty four you can see a gentle circulations are probably not even in the

combining the dog is rain on the eastern coast into another area here in the south and to tasmania, acrossthe weekend. we still have this area of high pressure through scandinavia in the northeast of europe, the height that is been bringing us all of the cold weather in the uk. most of the south and into the mediterranean, another area of low pressure, we have one here. gusty winds across an win from africa, we meet that colder air that is there so across the snow from the bulk of bulgaria and romania. it stays very cold across the likes of warsaw and particularly into moscow, but it will come i wonder and paris also for london. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. french police say they have neutralised the gunman who attacked a strasbourg christmas market on tuesday. theresa may has kept herjob and she's back in brussels trying to save her brexit deal. my my focus now is on ensuring that i could get those assurances that we need to get this deal over the line. the irish backstop remains a major concern for many british mp‘s, the eu though, remains steadfast. i don't think we co

adelaide doesn't reach that in melbourne this looks likely to be sea folk certainly low clouds rain in tasmania scotching the showers inland in a straight it is woman first temporarily you lose eight degrees by the time you get to tuesday it hasn't really wolf in melbourne but looking better this secularization trying to get into the coral sea is a very small cycling is a good indicator and now into cycling season in new zealand the pictures like to be a cloudy roam the cajun outbreaks of rain running in from the west as this front approaches is nothing of any great significance is just sort of the summer days temperature of nineteen or twenty but she more wherever you are on both islands now jumping immediately north we watch in the changes season here and it might show itself has got really cold in mongolia the high temperature by day knew about minus ninety some of the colors leaked out so snow just cash north of the border of north korea that disappears northwards and we end up with a rather wet picture of the rain from south korea through japan mistook quite warm in tokyo. a notorious symb