hedland was hit hardest as across the north west coast on sunday with winds up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour veronica slowly tracking along the west australian coast and is expected to head over head out over the indian ocean on tuesday those are the headlines and back to al-jazeera world that's next stay with us. in the course of a village of little in much nine hundred ninety nine hundred or more ethnic albanian men and boys killed in an attack by sir. mark from a neighboring village. when they all returned from albania three months later. had been devastated. that the food would be moved through google one of other probably game. they ambush not the overall. more loyal dog willing to. if they got a new boy. so these as you would. have bet on the food. churches on cleanup hitter but those chicken will not exist in your. rather proves you have the balls to grab the charter bus a move a diversionary growth a group of liberty for the march who don't overbook. the seattle jill drew on live to meet them a little out of me more from them or from of india servers doing your. give us a ground grade. government and i'm our other measurable of you o

winds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour veronica is slowly tracking along the west australian coast and is expected to head out over to the indian ocean on tuesday those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story coming up next stay with us. five years after a military coup thailand holds an election with millions of people cast your ballot for the first time and that is the vote democratic and how much power is the military prepared to hand over this is inside story. over there welcome to the program i'm not clark the last time thailand trying to hold an election in two thousand and fourteen it ended with a military coup an army general took over as prime minister and promised to hold a new election but it's taken five years for people to be given the chance to vote well ninety two thousand polling stations open across thailand on sunday the prime minister probably. wants to remain in office but he faces a strong challenge from tie the most prominent and tea party linked to the former leader attacks and she know what six million young people are casting their ballot for the first

he had sent out patrols to the west and east, and he had a pretty good indication that the japanese had landed. he also got reports from australian coast watchers and natives that they are coming. what he presumes is that they will hit, and i have a better map of this. river,ll hits along the the alligator creek, and, and come in this direction. overepares some defenses there, and brings up a 37 millimeter gun to place over the sandbar. if you look at the creek itself, it was given the name river, it is more like a small creek. the japanese have to cross a wide open sandbar to get to us. we are ready for this attack when it comes in. when theust, the 21st japanese launched their attack, it is 1:30 a.m.. the japanese attack at night during most attack -- during most occasions in guadalcanal. they attack in the open, and the 37 millimeters gun loads itself with canister, just not anything you want to face when you are packed into an attacking formation. , crossleying japanese open river are blown away. they are mown down. daylight, sendme a flanking force to catch the japanese from behind. -- next morning, this is this red area is the co

relevant government departments or agencies australians are being urged to stay indoors because a cycle own veronica it's expected to come ashore on the north west coast port hedland further north has already felt the force of one hundred sixty kilometers an hour when rob mcbride has the latest from there. people were told to expect a massive weather event it turned out to be as big as anybody here would want what made it all the more unprecedented for australia was that it coincided with a second massive storm cyclonic trouble that barreled into northern territory causing widespread destruction there as here in this part of western australia people were under a cyclon red alert that's a virtual lockdown for the best part of forty eight hours told to stay indoors and seek shelter it was only when that was lifted that people were able to come out and assess the damage and start the cleanup people here are used to cycle owns they had prepared well but this was a reminder that they live in one of the most cycloid prone of australia we've dodged a bullet but you know this is the sort of stuff that happens in this area or end when it does he does it you kn