in the sun playing up except for the bait and nobody's a straight land community here in south west sydney. this wasn't a common slot until an academy opened up in like 2020. it's now trying to break down cultural barriers and get kids to take up the round bowl game. obviously, academic sees the friday because of the legacy of, of where we came from. you know, from hardship back in viet now, as a parents feel that the only way out is through education. more than $100.00 kids and now with the academy. but it's still a struggle to convince some parents many still hold traditional values, especially when it comes to goals. planes for the barriers, even the high with goals, right? because the expectation is they play that piano will play the flute or do bella, these are the, the old, the old, typical stereotypes. us do that, but that's expected to change with a stray li, a co hosting the women's world cup and vietnam, making its debut with the woke up being here, hopefully that the heart of the woke up and the excitement of woke up will trigger a lot more goes to the display the said has certa

n. teams have been patrolling areas in her day to one of the focus points of fighting in west sydney. i'm in the cities both on vital to the economy. a to 5 percent of the international aid food and medicine. arrived through he a retired general michael barry leads the u. n. submissions sets up in 2019 to support the desk ation process. and her data for the fighting was heavy here, back in 2020 both as it was a withdrawal by the government of human forces down to the south to the governors. we are still tasked with monitoring the cease fire on the, on both sides of the phone sign in that area. the u. n. is also heading up efforts to find a political solution to the nearly 90 a conflict its own voice. hundreds glenn book and talk to him. i'd tell you in cool today to david roughly of pressure to end the war a few days ago. and often nearly to use of tools. wesley managed to convince humans why the goose to agree on a deal to of the environmental catastrophe, off the coast of the data. i don't want to over sell what this means, but it does show that when necessary, the parties in confli

one of the focus points of fighting in west sydney, i'm in the city is both on vital to the economy. 8 to 5 percent of the international aid food and medicine arrived through here. a retired general might, could barely lease the un mission, sets up in 2019 to support the ds cation process. and her data was the fighting was heavy. here, back in 2020, both as it was a withdrawal by the government of human forces down to the south to the governors. we are still tasked with monitoring the cease fire on both sides of the phone sign in that area. the u. n is also heading up efforts to find a political solution to the nearly 90 a conflict its own voice. hundreds glenn book on top, who might tell you and coordinate to david roughly of pressure to end the war a few days ago. and often nearly 2 years of tools, wesley managed to convince humans wild goose, to agree on a deal to that, an environmental catastrophe off the coast of the data. i don't want to over sell what this means, but it does show that when necessary, the parties in conflict can find a way to work together to deal with the comm

we middle teams in the south west victoria sydney, north was picking up the queen's on the coast, increasing in both wind and try. we'll bring some breaks of right. but that's nothing unusual in new zealand. the record won't buy nights has gone away as well. so you go back down to where you should be temperature wise and across the western side of south island in the providing breeze. we'll see increasing cloud, rain and snow where it's been very heavy rain in the band or archipelago recently that sold them slowly eastwards and that's taken the emphasis away from the philippines as well. but that's a very obvious site, that tropical storm is developing in the state, but will also be with the effects of in china. and it's part of the system which we do. we called the plum rates of given recent flooding, incense career. there's more rain to come here in the line, obviously, especially through shanghai and also that dr. women by using heavy right in the middle east of china. i'm pretty hot in took you of the taurus terraces of the football ultras way club loyalty, company, violence, confrontati

and the west i'm part of sydney and so are under direct. is there any control they are subjected to a whole different system and it's every system a judge is with a 99.7 conviction rates of i seem to have close to no rights and the westbank 100 is just me. it's reputation. but of things i've looked at the rice elsewhere between the industry, but you know in the heart of hebron, you know, there is a such a project that is basically in the heart of the city or federal. and so for example, in novelists you would, you would consider more of the right to movement and the suffocation, not people feeling when novices besieged, but sacraments are surrounding novelist. everyone's different. the settlers, they don't remember over a 1000, but they are in the heart of the most popular city in the west bank and people as soon as they are subjected to the most cruel regime of apartheid surveillance is the, the, the top and most of these layer you know, you can get stopped when you need to shop for groceries, you can get harass them. you're just cool. the

c will investigate is the discovery of a mass grave in west off for both east sydney's military. i'm the rapids support forces. i've been accused of war crimes. even morgan ripples about the woodland, enough offices mobile phone be due surface last month on social media. lack of and there's not a dog here. the man says their bodies are now speed bumps for the road. the video was believed to be shocking to ne, now who know where the capital of to dance west are forced state, where violence by malicious hasn't killed thousands of people, mainly from them, a sally to tribe. now, a you in human rights report says some bodies have been buried in a mass grave just outside, you know, you know, the agency says at least 37 bodies were buried on the 20th june, in the approximately one metre, deep mass grave. another 50 bodies were buried at the same side on 21st june. the bodies of 7 women and 7 children were among those buried. the un panel says it has credible information. those buried were killed by the parent military rapids support forces and their lights melisha. the violence in west

we are actually in sydney's in a west at a football field where there are typically a lot of young girlsnd here. as you can imagine when we first saw australia here a lot of excitement but nigeria very quickly returned the favour just at the very end of injury time and since then we've seen them score two more goals quick succession so certainly, as i say, some fans say not as not as happy as they were about a0 minutes ago. i'm going to bring in some of these fans and basically an army of young female footballers. what are young female footballers. what are you making the game now? to think the matildas can bring it back even in this game when an egg against canada next?— canada next? yeah! i hope so, at least. canada next? yeah! i hope so, at least- they _ canada next? yeah! i hope so, at least. they have _ canada next? yeah! i hope so, at least. they have been _ canada next? yeah! i hope so, at least. they have been playing - canada next? yeah! i hope so, at| least. they have been playing well even coming up to the world cup but now this _ even coming up to the world cup but now this g

sydney powell, michael flynn and patrick byrne. participants testified that the meeting devolved in to a shouting match as they faced off with west wing lawyers. they fought at length at stunning suggestions that the military seize voting machines, that sydney powell should be named special counsel investigating supposed voter fraud and that trump could invoke martial law. >>> secret service meantime investigation into who left the small baggy of cocaine in the west wing apparently nearing its conclusion. but a federal law enforcement official tells cnn that it may or may not ever identify a suspect. jeremy diamond has more from the white house. >> reporter: a federal law enforcement official tells me that the secret service expects to conclude its investigation early next week into who exactly brought the small dime bag of cocaine into the white house that was found last sunday. they are going through the visitor logs and security camera footage that may exist of the west wing entrance on the ground floor of the west wing. but what they haven't gotten back yet is the dna and fingerprint analysis that is being conducted on that small

west, has been replaced with his predecessor. we'll look into the opaque world of beijing's leadership. i katie silver live in sydney the women's world cup.

west, has been replaced with his predecessor. we'll look into the opaque world of beijing's leadership. i katie silver live in sydney bringing you the latest of all of the action in the women's world cup. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in greece, where emergency services face another day of wildfires across the country. the largest greek island, crete, is now on high alert. blazes continue too on rhodes. more evacuation flights have taken off — and at least 10% of the land has been burnt. from there, our correspondent jenny hill reports. unrelenting, unforgiving — the fires are raging on. firefighters battling to contain them. notjust here on rhodes, but on the islands of evia and corfu, too. it's desperate, dangerous work. this afternoon on evia, a terrible reminder of the risks taken. a firefighting aircraft dumps its water, appears to clip a tree and loses control. the two pilots on board were killed. so many are putting themselves in harm's way, like volunteer firefighter panagiotis, who takes us to see what this fire can do. his team's camping nearby, still on high alert. their village isjust down

sydney. hello. it is great to have you with us. we start tonight with a developing story. a group of military officers in the westf the soldiers, colonel major amadou adramane, said they dissolved the constitution, suspended all institutions, and closed the country's borders. protests erupted in the streets in response to the attempt to overthrow the government. in the announcement, adramane did not reference president mohamed bazoum — who has been detained by troops from the presdiential guard since early on wednesday. translation: this day, - july 23rd 2023, we, the defence and security forces, meeting within the national council for the safeguard of the homeland, have decided to put an end to the regime you know. this follows the continuing deterioration of the security

west of new guns into villages. and this fact of a key physical, the situation complicated as a bank has the latest from the central ukrainian ukrainian city of sydney pra. we've been hearing some of the deputy defense minister honda maria, and now she has said that the situation is complicated instead that the russians are making some advances in of the cause of they've got i'm not a young, cannot that send the donuts region. she's also said in the mind with 2 sides of this, the 2nd largest city har keith. but again, we're hearing that these a via the fist fighting is taking place. also. she said, is that for reach of just as of here here in geneva where we are now that the ukrainians have been making some advances. but again, you'll have to have yet this we call independent variable by any of this good cannot be corroborated. access to the front lines is very, very difficult, almost impossible. but what we are not hearing is of any significant breakthrough or a significant change in those front lines, we're not hearing of tons been taken over by the russians or the ukrainians at this point of time, or major villages or points uh on, on those maps.

sydney. on august, the 20th alex thomas out as a era australia the weather is next to an inside stored, examined israel support from a rock co affects the cost of the west as a ha. hello we have slaves of something of a break in the hates of aging over the next couple of days. it does stay hosted, cause a good part of china. we have quite a couple showers as well. i just post of the you front the, the raise that just came in the way from japan for i brought to weather coming to the hutch. the one or 2 shower was never the less the show was more extensive across central and southern parts of china. just notice the showers just started to push it to the west of by doing so. 35 celsius here on size. direct number of days consecutive days with temperature is above 35 degrees. here we go. 26 degrees at long last we'll see 26 in pricing. something that the, the shower was really breaking. the heat like will be heavy at time, could call somebody plus study, but at least it's not going to be as hot, at least for a short time. one of the shots cost requirements less, michelle was the $2.00 into japan, but nothing too much to speak up. good crop of showers. me mo

$21.00 now in sydney shots, a shelves for the north of new south wales coast and the wolves in tasmania, was gone as that which turned round in direction. there is rain coming in through the west. so 1st we'll see some right on tuesday going through into the rest of the state during wednesday. but the most, it's sunshine, even though there's cars to queens and this bit of a breeze, but not much in it, to be honest as an easy event. what do you think the average temperature is in cross churches times the middle of winter? it's about 11 degrees, so this is particularly will 17 on tuesday. when loft is 16, the come thursday with the the, the, the, the, you're watching out a reminder of our top stores the so the kremlin, says, is halted as participation in the black sea green deal. most coast is conditions for extending the deal have not being fulfilled. it was to to expire late to on monday. all right, well let's look into the story a bit more because there's some grain deal, which usually vice will not own the full those in the region bolt for many around the world who are dependent upon ukraine when the biggest grain produces in the well, that's quote speak now to rug mcbride's

sydney resistance against israel to legal occupation. after the 1967 war, the city in the north. if you want to buy the west bank came on the x ray, the control, an estimated 22000 palestinians live in geneva, refugee camp. they were forcibly expelled when the state of as well as created and 1948 during the 2nd into photo uprising. israel a waste the 10 day man, if he complained to crush a postilion uprising of the cum, 8060 policies were killed and the come with flats. and today they rebuilt, come pass high levels of poverty and unemployment use the israel separation will it's ready restrictions on movement and denial of travel permits probably still need on resistance has increased since may last. yeah. off the israel's rate on the o. x, a mosque and renewed war on guns and the policy, you know, authority is cool. the lakes, this operation, a new route crime against defenseless people. official has more on the day's events than janine. it's these early as long. it's been authoration here last month. it lasted just 10 hours. this is going well beyond that and is expected to continue into tuesday. the main

sydney sailor indebted to the fishermen who plucked him out of the ocean. >> i'm alive, and i really didn't think i would make it. >> reporter: discovered bobbing some 1,300 miles off mexico's westlously spotted by a helicopter working with the ship shaddock says he and bella survived for months by drinking rain water and eating a diet of raw fish. >> there was a lot of tuna sushi, i'm still very skinny by the time i came here to the fishing boat, i was just eating so much food. >> reporter: just weeks into their three-month voyage from la paz, mexico, to french polynesia. shaddock says a storm wiped out all the electronics aboard their catamaran, holding on to each other, they survived against the odds. >> she's a beautiful animal. i'm just grateful she's alive, you know she's a lot braver than i am, that's for sure. >> reporter: the two drifted for months, never knowing if a lifeline would come. >> i would try and find the happiness inside myself, you know, things get tough out there, you know, you have to survive. >> reporter: this morning, the castaway back on land bu saying he'll never give up new adventures at sea. >> okay. that is an incredible story. so many layers to it

rhythms , helps to fall asleep, but sydney university scientists are ready to offer him an alternative as a result of long-term observations of passengers in flights from west helps to fall asleep easier, indeed. there is efficiency. here are more of these carbohydrates before bed, because this is our main source. that is tryptophan synthesis. that is, it is a public cheese. they are on the hormone, joy, the harmony of happiness. of course, these diets are special diets, when there is, which we can recommend to patients. and here nutritionists are skeptical recommend not to abuse sweet sleeping pills. do not forget that there are saturated fatty acids and sugars and with an excess of this product. we are just experiencing glycemic spikes. that is, we have an increase in energy, and after 20 minutes of spa , therefore, if we choose chocolate, then, of course, bitter and no more than 30 g. even better, eat a handful of nuts, nutritionists assure that this product also promotes the production of serotonin and is much healthier. but what exactly is not worth consuming on board. so it's alcohol, caffeine and energy drinks. they push our natural clock even furthe

sydney sailor in-debted to the fishermen who plucked him out of the ocean. >> i'm alive. and i really didn't think that i'd make it. >> reporter: discovered some 1300 miles off mexico's westinking rainwater and eating raw fish. >> a lot of tuna, sushi. i'm very skinny. >> reporter: just weeks in to their three month voyage, shaddock says that storm wiped out all the electronics aboard their catamaran. holding on to each other, they survived against the odds. >> she is a beautiful animal. i'm just grateful she's alive. she's a lot braver than i am. >> reporter: and the two drifted for months. never knowing if a lifeline would come. >> i would try to find the happiness inside myself, you know. things get tough out there. you know, you have to survive. >> reporter: this morning the castaway back on land, but saying that he will never give up new adventures at sea. >> wow. and miguel almaguer with that report. >>> and coming up, legendary singer, songwriter and founding member of the funk band war, lonnie jordan is our guest for the big anniversary of the group's most famous album. "morning joe" is coming right back. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pe