is that they were not involved in the negotiations, the frontal, the terms and, and i am in the united sydney. and in order for me to see if it didn't go on my phone was passed kaiser among not only me please me, sad. i get up and i was going home and i was going to get in. oh, my god, i get on my what i get and how much that you really didn't like, you know, in the settings ready to the negotiation. we're talking about talking about, but it is not just started as far as the headhouse and then the most. we say you called me to general said let's sit down and talk so that we can tell you how you have damage to us and how much we have to calculate. in terms of our resources, the the german government did not accept a re negotiation of the joint declaration, but by no they had. they agreed to adding a few the particulars, they call it the addendum. they also agreed that the original stipulation of how certain sections of the compensation should be spent could be changed. they would have a foundation running their own compensation. they would communicate with all the involved chiefs. the chiefs w

take you in richmond in the united states. millions of sydney alone to the controversial fits. disclosing an incident sensation the the. now the recent reco, breaking heat in southern france is bad to be wiped away by incoming cooler weather, which 1st i think will just generates on the stones. so that's the picture that sits at the moment. and this is the area that's got to cool things down. it's on its way size. it's not going to get to all the way south, at least nothing immediately. so what we're looking at, for example, is $25.00 in powers. still, thirty's, monica. between that and increasing cloud and sherry range such as through germany, towards a well check republic. if you ever since 35 degrees, you might give the funds to him later, but the cooler weather is shaking so very obviously over the british isles. and the whole mot slowly south was and slightly east. was marco dance twice done? that's a thunder storm developing in northern italy. now ahead of it, it is still quite warm products. a good example i singlish will look at in a 2nd of how things will change fairly rapidly. s

stephen loosley — an analyst in us politics at the united states studies centre in sydney — laid outmp now faces. it's a very serious indictment for a number of reasons. firstly, it is racketeering charge under georgia state law and racketeering legislation is modelled on the originalfederal legislation is modelled on the original federal legislation that was designed to bring down the mafia. the problem that donald trump faces is generally a conviction under legislation in georgia leads to a prison sentence, it is not certain that is the probability. secondly, mark meadows, the former chief of staff in the trump white house is amongst the 18 other people who have been indicted. he is a very senior official from who have been indicted. he is a very senior officialfrom the who have been indicted. he is a very senior official from the trump administration, and that is different. and you have a circumstance of course, this is a georgia state call, and if convicted, even if re—elected to the white house, next year, during a second term, president trump would not be able to... they would

supreme court judges owed to a police investigation, also safety on the richmond in the united states and many of the sydney alone to the controversial hit that's causing an incident sensation to stay with us the the still drive in most of into these. yeah. but not all of into these you, this massive clarity is drifting at a bony or 2 boards to monitor and hit students from a laser contains a lot of actual and potential fund. the stones still losey drive from chicago to east was the. but look at this thing, this revolving storm not to tie food yet, but might turn into one. is going to plague lose on for the next $3.00 to $5.00 days. dry weather is the thing at the moment and australia dry and was enough winds to cause fire danger in northern territory. but with a much else to talk about, to be honest, terms have come down to full cost and that one's about $50.00 degrees. that's a cold from leaving behind tattletale over cost weather and maybe a spots or 2, right. but they will not in person next front, still in coming, but 23 degrees for you at the moment. phone use events. now let's just remember what time

the greatest threat the united states faces right now is us. host: sydney in louisiana, independent line. go right ahead, sydney. caller: yes, i want to know why you keep bringing up the ukraine like they did of most of it in 53 and they said how much money we spent on overthrowing them and if you didn't like it, you could go blank yourself. now, y'all don't seem to know or want to talk about them shelling the russians on the border for almost eight years and y'all just know everything i want to do and blame it on everybody else? host: who is shelling the russians on the border? caller: the ukraine people did. they were bombing the border until the russians finally came in and what else was they going to do? they were russian people. host: leon in wax you a, independent. go on, leon. caller: i have one question. i do not understand why we have the united nations anymore and all we think about is leaders of these country states. we don't come together when we need to. and i have a problem with that because we're all talking heads in different countries. let'

a live report from sydney, australia, ahead. >>> the southwestern united states and parts of mexico are bracing for the arrival of hurricane hilary. the historic storm expected to make landfall in the coming hours in mexico's baja california peninsula. the region is already feeling the effects. hilary is now a category 1 storm, but it remains dangerous with maximum sustained winds of around 85 miles an hour. it's expected to bring catastrophic and life-threatening flooding and california's governor has declared a state of emergency for southern parts of the state. officials are urging residents not to underestimate the storm. >> again, the message from the mayor, from i think all of us here, please take precautions right now. a couple of minutes of effort today could reduce our impacts tomorrow. that can make the difference between a prolonged power outage, other service disruptions, and obviously it could also make the difference between life and death. so i hope the people will make good choices. >> for more, let's go now to cnn meteorologist karen maginnis. karen, you are keeping an

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. 6am for those on the east coast of the united states in an early wake—upart in northern ireland. here we had 46 millimetres of rain from storm betty, but the story improved and actually we had some sunshine and some warmth coming through by the end of the afternoon, temperatures in lincolnshire peaking at 25.9 celsius. so this was the story then on saturday with storm betty anchored to the north west, starting to drift its way a little bit further westward. so as we go through the day on sunday, we will have more cloud the further north and west and a few scattered showers to begin with. and then into the afternoon, perhaps some more showers developing across west and half of england and wales. further east, drier settled with some sunshine and temperatures, well, 17 to 21 degrees for scotland and northern ireland, perhaps peaking at 2a or 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit for england and wales into the first part of next week. low pressure will move in from the north and it will bring showers or longer spells of rain across scotland and northern ireland. some blu

do see parallels between racism and discrimination in the united states and the situation here in australia, so campaigners gathering in sydney fresh impetus by the movement, the black lives matter movement, in the united states. �* ., . matter movement, in the united states. . ., ., ., states. and how far would the ro osed states. and how far would the proposed reforms _ states. and how far would the proposed reforms address - states. and how far would the proposed reforms address the grievances?— proposed reforms address the urievances? ~ ., , ., grievances? well, the answer to that depends — grievances? well, the answer to that depends on _ grievances? well, the answer to that depends on who _ grievances? well, the answer to that depends on who you - grievances? well, the answer to that depends on who you ask. i that depends on who you ask. the australian prime minister is a man called anthony albanese and he is promising to hold a referendum to give indigenous people constitutional recognition in this country for the very first time through a so—called indigenous voice to federal parliament. this would be a committee that

sydney. elsewhere, a first win for ange postecoglou as spurs beat manchester united in the premier league.lso coming up on sportsday... kjt clinging on to the top three — she's one of the british medal hopes as the world athletics championships gets under way. and england's rugby world cup preparations hit the buffers again, with defeat in ireland. hello again. well come along to sportsday this evening. for theirfans back home it's the night before, but for the lionesses it's already the morning after. england are waking up on the day of the women's world cup final knowing that only spain stand between them and a significant slice of history. our sports editor dan roan is in sydney and sent us this report. a strong will and an undying belief. england into the world cup final. this is a tournament the lionesses have had to battle through, overcoming injury, the suspension of a star player... and they go through! ..and a penalty shoot—out. but despite such adversity, the team has prevailed, and now they play the biggest game of their lives. you are about to do something which only one other

within the next half hour, sweden take on the united states for a spot in the last eight of the competition. we can nowjoin correspondent shaimaa khalil in sydneya record third world championship havejust about champions going for a record third world championship have just about a script buy into this knockout stage and they nearly got knocked out and it feels like we are talking about a different team. the squad has dominated international women's football for years and have had a fearsome reputation and go in with a confidence and swagger and we have seen none of that so far. in the last game with norway, norway almost knocked them out with a shot that hit the post and many have said it was the post that saved the united states. that's how unconvincing the wear. our legendary former player said this was disappointing and uninspiring and they played as individuals are not as a team and i think they do when with the heft of that criticism and i have spoken to many fans who have shown up but are very nervous and they have not given them enough to be confident about this game but i also think it shows how unpredictable this world cup is. we talk

sydney australia. >>> tennis superstar has made a triumphant return to the united states, playing in his first americance 2021. the 36-year-old won the cincinnati open. against carlos alvarez, he rallied from a set down and saved a champion point to beat the world number one, losing to him in wimbledon. calling sunday's match, one of the toughest most exciting openers in their career. >>> finally some positive news for the nfl's new england patriots, their rookie quarterback isaiah bolden is now out of the hospital after he was injured and taken off the field on saturday's preseason game against the green bay packers and the team says, they had feeling and all of his extremities but was taken to a local hospital for testing and observation. >> thank you so much for company. i will be back with more cnn newsroom. after this short break. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance ththe fan experience, but to advancece how the game is played. aaa relies on t-mobile's netwowork to stay connected nationwide,, so they can help getet their members back on the road. and we're helping pano ai innovate, to s

on thousands of miles away back home, will be united in their desire to see the team deliver one more time when it matters most. dan roan, bbc news, sydneyrous outlook on the way. for some bats. for others, waking up to tomorrow morning. a bit of everything there, thunderstorms, sunny spells, humid, warm, too. here is thejet stream. sunny spells, humid, warm, too. here is the jet stream. multiple areas of low pressure forming and the storms are starting to develop towards the south. this is what it looks like now, here is the weather front. shower sweep into the south—west of the country during friday morning about sunshine for the lake district, for western parts of scotland. to the south we have done post. apps will struggle because areas could be large. gusty winds, torrential rain leading to some flash flooding in places. strong winds in northern parts of wales but in western and northern scotland, sunshine, cloudy skies on the north sea coast. all sorts of weather happening there on friday, really difficult to summarise in such a short space of time. 23 in london, 19 in glasgow. now friday night, a developing area of low pressure he

and when we live in sydney with the latest from the women's world cup i saw striking the face, the final game was the tournaments, the leaders of the united states, south korea and japan have agreed to deepen military and economic cooperation at a summit at camp david's in maryland, it seemed as a bid to project unity in the face of china is growing influence in the asia pacific and nuclear threats from north korea. you as president joe biden, praise the leaders of south korea and japan for pursuing closer relations. after a long history of animosity stemming from tokyo's co on the overall, i'll do 0 is our fisher reports from camp david's years in the planning, pull down, and most of these and rivalries overcome us present. joe biden believes this is a significant diplomatic moment. this was the 1st summit i posted a camp david's eyes present as i can think of no more for the location to begin the next year or next year of cooperation. a place that has long symbolized the power of new beginnings. the location was deliberate, kept even in maryland. the presidential retreat is where a peace deal should be made agreements reached breakthrou

on thousands of miles away back home, will be united in their desire to see the team deliver one more time when it matters most. dan roan, bbc news, sydneyht they were aiming to travel to europe via the spanish canary islands. it's a route that's become more popular over recent years, but it's widely regarded as one of the most dangerous. and after a boat illegally carrying migrants to the uk sank in the english channel last week, four people have now been detained. six of those on board lost their lives. in the last seven days alone, more than 2,000 people have tried to cross the channel in small boats. our correspondent tom symonds is in northern france for us tonight yeah, reeta, a criminal investigation into two iraqi nationals and two sudanese nationals following that sink in, and in the last few days we've been here trying to understand why that horrifying demonstration of the risks has changed the mindset in any way among the migrants who live in the camps along this coast and try to cross to france. and we've been examining the night—time game of cat and mouse, where the french police try to stop them. on wasteland close to dunki

united states. can this side on this occasion go one better, beat the co—host australia here in sydney and reach a firstn here in australia everyone getting behind the local team, the matilda's photo it will be an awesome challenge that england face. there is a feeling if walsh and her team—mates can find form they can do the business and breach of first ever world cup final. —— reach of world cup final. if — if — england can win. then it'll be either spain or sweden that await in sunday's final. both those sides play tomorrow morning in new zealand. spain, who had so many question marks over them going into the tournament, are in theirfirst world cup semi final. for sweden, it's their fifth, they're hoping to go one better than four years ago when they lost at this stage. our reporter maz farookhi is in auckland for us. we are down to the business end of this tournament now. the final match in new zealand is going to be played here in eden park behind me on tuesday. the semifinal between spain and sweden, a standout player for spain in their run to the last four, admitting that her team are very excite

earlier arriving in sydney after their dramatic 2—1 semi final victory over sweden in new zealand yesterday. preparations now beginning for their first ever world cup final. manchester unitedeir internal investigation into the allegations made against mason greenwood having completed what they describe as the "fact—finding phase". charges against the 21—year—old — including attempted rain and assault were dropped by the crown prosecution service at the beginning of february this year. he hasn't played for the club since january 2022. in a statement released today, the club said the �*welfare and perspective' of the alleged victim has been central to their inquiries. they added they also have responsibilities to greenwood as a club employee. arsenal defenderjurrien timber is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury during his premier league debut against nottingham forest. the dutchman, a £38m signing for mikel arteta's side, needs surgery. arsenal haven't given a timeframe on his return and have only said he "will be out of action for a period of time." staying with north london news where tottenham and lazio are in talks

sydney. as we edge closer to the start of the new premier league season this weekend, west ham have been busy. they have agreed deals in principle for manchester united'southampton's james ward—prowse, worth about £60m in total. maguire struggled to start last season with united, while relegated southampton have been keen to stave off the offers for their midfielder. i got the thoughts on bbc football reporter simon stone on these deals, beginning with maguires. david moyes wants an experienced central defender, harry mcguire is exactly that. he's an england international, he's a leader, he is a captain. i think he fits west ham because my profile very well. i don't think he really has much of a future at manchester united. he said the captain �*s seat taken often by eric ten hog. —— ten haag. i think you need to agree his time is up at manchester united and transfer. he will become a westtown player. i know the name as well —— another name, james ward—prowse. it seems it's about to get over the line. that's we're talking about 30 million from both players. if you look at mcguire, he's not really wanted at manchester united. james ward—prowse certainly

me from sydney australia gate stone institute author of the coming collapse of china the great u.s. china tech ward gordon chang. this report is very troubling in particular for us, the unitedorking individuals in the cia some who are risking their life to try to get the real story from china. >> is also troubling because china is attacking the united states, they are identifying us as an enemy, we don't know whether the individuals concern is actually spying for the u.s. but i think china's regime has identified as in the going after us to whip up the chinese population and hatred for america. cheryl: is interesting because it? is tariffs are they working or not what is your opinion. >> i think they are working and i think a number of president biden's measures although they need to be stronger are also working and we can see this from chinese propaganda because they are relentlessly criticizing the administration for what it's doing, they wouldn't be doing that if they were concerned about the united states, i think part of it is not so much the severity of the measures that the vita administration has been imposing but the problems inside china itself and the changes hav

sydney will be the place to be on wednesday when australia hosts england. australia hoping to be the second loest to win the world cup. the other was the unitedwith that it's right back to you. >> our thanks to patrick snell for that. >>> he is known as mr. w by his students. and now atlanta braves fans are doing their homework about pitcher alan winans. he tossed seven shutout innings in the braves' 21-3 win against the former team the new york mets. this was his first mlb win in just the second appearance in the big leagues. the braves say winans supplements his minor league salary in the off-season by working as a substitute teacher in his native bakersfield, california. >>> finally, one of nature's most stunning light displays peaks this weekend. the perseid meteor shower will be easy to see with only 10% of a crescent moon illuminated. the northern hemisphere is the best place for viewing and a few hours before dawn is the best time. nasa says you could see more than 50 meteors an hour streak across the sky. >>> and the webb space telescope has given scientists new insights about the most distant star ever detected. this is irandel. it's

of the united states at which people are proposing things like seizing voting machines, which requires a national security threat or a foreign, evidence of a foreign intervention. appointing sydneyowell as a special counsel to investigate voter fraud after the department of justice has already investigated voter fraud. this is a moment where a lot of the players involved on both sides of this push and pull in the oval office speak up. the unindicted co conspirators in this indictment, if you read it, it suggested someone who was on the kind of sydney powell side. that would be patrick burn or michael flynn. those are two people that were present for some of that meeting who were on the side of the extreme, baseless discussions about what the president might, action he might take to investigate voter fraud. if either of them are cooperating, look, as andrew was saying before, insider witnesses are the key to any conspiracy case. if there's someone who's in that room who's personally participating and proposing that crazy stuff, it would be significant. mike flynn asserted fifth amendment privilege to every question including i think beyond his name before. patrick burn interview

united states. >> the weapon anyzation of justice in this country. >> reporter: in atlanta, security is on high alert for trump's surrender. half of the 19 codefendants facing charges have turned themselves in. sydney powell and rudy giuliani surrendered to fulton county authorities. giuliani was released on $150,000 bond. today the former president is expected to get a mugshot. after he is booked he will be released on a $200,000 bond. all 19 codefendants have until tomorrow, friday at noon to turn themselves in. that includes mark meadows and jeffrey clark, both of whom asked for the case to be moved to federal court. reed. >>> we see the sun is up there. talk to us about security and what is the timeline for trump's surrender this morning? >> certainly we expect that to happen later on in the day. as i mentioned, there is what is called a hard lock down. that means that you got the secret service involved. on top of that, you have local officials involved in locking this down. officials in georgia have said that mr. trump will be treated like any other defendant. what does that mean? we anticipate that he will be fingerprinted and we believe that a mugshot will be taken. we will have to see what

sydney powell. and "today's indictment serves as an important reminder, anyone who puts himself over the constitution should never be president of the united states. i will have more to say about the government's case after reviews the indictment. the former president is entitled to the presumption of innocence but his candidacy means more talks about january 6th and distractions and less attention paid to joe biden's economic politics and goes into an attack on joe biden. i do want to bring you in. it does appear that mike pence did not participate in the january 6 hearings. he's refused to testify, refused to participate and has refused to even call january 6th an insurrection. he very like will have to testify against donald trump, i assume, right? i assume he would be a prosecution witness. >> it does appear that way that pence would be an essential witness on some of the events here. >> so what would be the use -- he was a potential victim, right? >> yeah, in a sense he's a potential victim of the effort to sort of get him to throw the certification to trump but also he would be there to talk about all the things that trump was being

and so the united states, ours, but the team, they beat and they walk out 5 or 4 years ago. the netherlands have reached the quarter finals. they beat south africa in sydney in the last 16 fresh jill overall . i mean, it didn't sign the score as a to know victory and that set up a game against spain in wellington, for a place in the semi finals we have come in with the conviction that we can beat that free body. and if you say you'll be to can beat everybody, it includes all teams, south africa, but also spine. we have this conviction. i'm 100 percent convinced about the ability to fight, to play good matches to play good football. and if you have that quality in your team, you feel relaxed as a go away from the women's well, cough and also a mattress. the city are currently facing all for the past. first, even piece of silver for the new english football season. they're passing it out for the community shields at wembley stadium in london's at ha fine. it's go list a nissan and car habits coming cars on a couple of occasions to giving off. so the lays the file to the side and you premier league seasons begins this friday with defending champions matches

united states, but all of that is playing into markets this week. annabelle: that's right, and you can see just 10 minutes into the session now for tokyo, seoul, and sydneyhe broader index is sitting flat which just tells you that there is perhaps a level of uncertainty in the investor psyche as we get trading underway. trading volume is also very thin. the tokyo stocks index around 25% less than where it would be on the 20 day moving average, so certainly, investors perhaps a little bit wait and see. in terms of what we are watching, we have a couple of movers to note in australia because we just had the net profit for westpac coming in. it was $1.2 billion, the company says, for a third quarter, but it is seeing a modest increase in customer stress coming through. inflationary pressures are starting to cause inflation to rise. a2 milk is another one. that is the wellington listed milk producer but we saw earnings essentially coming in line with estimates. but we are still seeing the stock under pressure. given the outlook that it had for china, it is saying that the market is becoming more challenging. in terms of other movers, we saw bluescope steel r

united rounding up the opening weekend of mixtures with a win. well, let's return to sydneyen so lovely in _ cares about. absolutely. and it has been so lovely in terms _ cares about. absolutely. and it has been so lovely in terms of - cares about. absolutely. and it has been so lovely in terms of the - been so lovely in terms of the development of the women's game to see the huge swell of support, not just here in sydney but across australia, for the matildas. everywhere we have gone we have seen posters, advertisements including the matilda's stars. lots of matches or other sports have changed their time so they don't clutch with matilda's games. —— clash with matilda's games. —— clash with matilda games. it does not go so well if you are a lioness fan because the stadium australia will because the stadium australia will be packed out and filled with gold and green tomorrow. there will be an intimidating atmosphere as the lionesses will have, but they have faith that before. england trained today and keira walsh has said even though this is such a huge game, they arejust l