. >> weather has been abnormally warm across western australia since late last week.he highs have been over 40 degrees since the weekend. the heat will likely stay in place. a high pressure system is controlling the weather causing high temperatures and also sunny weather in western australia. the perth high rose to 41.2 degrees on tuesday. even higher on wednesday. 44 degrees is your expected high on wednesday. and staying quite warm into thursday and as we go into the weekend things will be cooling down. under such conditions heat stroke could happen so to avoid heat stroke drink plenty of water, spend more time in air conditioned places, and wear light-colored clothing to avd heattroke. across north north america, unusually hot weather persisting across the west, especially california. there is a high pressure system and winds are flowing along the rim of the high pressure. then winds are sweeping along the mountain, pushing up temperatures for the high rose to 31 degrees in metro los angeles on monday. that's the highest for the day on record. the high will stay q

they live in western australia. they were out on this lake and they noticed this young dolphin. this dolphin got into an area of this lake that was too shallow. needed to get to a deeper area and noticed this -- >> ooh. >> he's injured. >> says he thinks it was hit bay boat or something. they've got to get it to deeper water. they start pushing it so it could swim off on its own. it's not so injured that it can't get away. >> and it's really awesome that these guys are helping a dolphin get back to a healthier state. >> once it gets to a deeper area the doflen is like -- laters! >> now in the next rescue video, this kitten in that tree for three days. 35 feet up. look at that face. >> well of course the los angeles animal rescue smart team is here. that's the specialized mobile animal rescue team. they have the mechanical advantage. this is s.m.a.r.t.'s aerial lift. they say they can't always use it, but this time they were able to. >> there's tammy, tapping her hand on the branch. if this is a kitten, it's going to come. >> meow! meow! >> and as you can see, tammy quickly grabs

and in the southern hemisphere we are talking about excessive heat in western australia with the highs degrees on sunday and a heat dome will continue to cover the west. the temperatures will be hot into thursday at least. the average temperature this time of year is 31 degrees but on wednesday the temperature hit 40.3 degrees and staying warm until your thursday. as we go into the weekend things will be cooling down. that's good news. finally in north america we are looking at dry conditions in the central portion of the continent and snow for the great lakes region. and ohio river valley. 25 centimeters is expected over the next 24 hours. the biggest concern is going to be extremely low temperatures. you could be surprised by looking at the temperatures in fact. minus 15 degrees for the high in winnipeg on your wednesday. you could feel like minus 30 degrees with strong winds and then as we go into the next several days, temperatures cool down further. toronto, the average is zero degrees. but the high could be negative 20 degrees on saturday. cover your skin to avoid frostbite. that

clear skies are baking western australia. along with some northerly winds coming in. so we have the hot air continuing to dominate. temperatures in perth, up to 44 there as we go ahead into your wednesday. do stay inside and try to stay cool if at all possible. that is just absolutely hot. let's talk about some more winter weather in fact. let's get back to the north here. across japan, we have a low pressure area pulling through the sea of japan. that's going to bring some snowfall across parts of hokkaido, into tohoku on tuesday into wednesday. tokyo remaining on the dry side. we have dry air advisories in place. it will stay that way through the next several days. by the end of the week, things will be changing up. we have another low that will develop back towards the west. for now, though, china, high pressure continuing to dominate. we are worried about haze across this area because of the stagnant air continuing to settling in. taipei with a high of 21. shanghai getting up to 16 here on your tuesday. all right. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's all for t

and it's the end of summer but weather is more like midsummer across western australia. mercury hitting 41.9 on monday. staying quite hot into thursday. here's your extended forecast. >>> with that we wrap up this hour's "newsline." don't forget to tune into "newsroom tokyo" at the top of the hour live from tokyo. for all of us here on "newsline," thanks for watching. >> from paris -- ó >> life from paris. your rendezvous with the world right here on "france 24." >> you are watching "france 24." these are the headlines. tens of thousands of syrians stranded on the border with turkey as the government backed offensive in a left continues -- alleppo continues. more miracle survivors in taiwan. an eight-year-old girl and her aunt are pulled out of the rubble 60 hours after the

that is funded byed medula at the university of western australia and it is a human lactation lab. it is run by a guy who specializes in cow and pig lactation. now this is just human lactation. he moved his expertise in cow and pig lactation neatly into the human lactation sphere. one of the things i think is compelling here is all of this pumping is producing -- not only are people making money now in the breastfeeding sector but they have a vested interest in making sure that the breastfeeding sector is not outside of the market. that it is drawn into the market. and the premise of all of this has to be what is valuable about breastfeeding is not the mother-child interaction at the breast but instead the consumption of human milk. it is driving this whole new line of research into the the consumption of human milk transforming how it is we understand what counts as breastfeeding. transforming breastfeeding into human milk consumption. and this in turn is driving public policy and advocacy issues. and president obama has launched a number of initiatives and at a federal level thes

those are called innovation and to a laboratory fed is funded by medela at the university of western australia that is run by a guy who's specializes with cattle and p.i.g.s. lactation. so he blew says expertise it to the human sphere. in this is producing with the breast feed the inspector but they have the vested interest to make sure that breast feeding sector is not outside of the market. is drawn id and to what is valuable is not the of good child contraption that the consumption of human milk. >> to transform pressed into consumption as the advocacy initiative so the president has been well-known for those initiatives. at at pharao will these issues are a major loan hands so there hasn't been president sludgy the initiative but the interesting thing is that not one single one has anything to do with breast feeding. all of them are about pumping. but it in 2013 that was superseded with the affordable care attacked to require insurance for all you mothers off is needed states isn't so obviously that a 85% figure is not much closer because they're getting a free breast pump when they have t

to finish ar edue searching the area off western australia, 120,000 square kilometers. finish that in june. without fresh clues, that will be the end of it.there will be no more searches . the search won't be expanded. we will never know what happened to the flight. angie: here's the thing -- are the families and searchers ready to accept that mh 370 will never be found? angus: i think we should point out that there's still a lot of confidence in scientific analysis that has put them in the search area. they're confident that the plane did fly south to remote southern indian ocean. thatt is also fair to say even the most hardened search-and-rescue experts point out that this would be a remarkable feat to find it, if you just look at the challenges that confront the search team. first of all, they are looking in an area that could cover half the u.k.. it's also peppered with submerged mountains, trenches. it'very remotes -- it's very remote. last month they lost one of the vehicles. it hit an underwater volcano. if you look at physical challenges and staying optimistic,

they juneed in to -- jumped in to help the dolphin spotted in western australia. hard time struggling in shallow water. the teens were close and though rushed to the aid of the stranded animal and calmed it before setting it free in the deep water. >> this morning, scientists in the u.k. have been given the green late for a controversial experiment that could save millions of lives. a new effort to increase safety for people walking on bay area streets and how authorities are going to protect people starting today. >> we usually show you traffic and weather at break and we will show you this view of a massive fire in an industrial area and fire in an industrial area and what at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshire farm, there's a reason our slow roasted turkey taste so fresh seconds after carving, we not only seal every slice, we double seal it. the results are something to savor. hillshire farm

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our final stop on this australian adventure is western australia and its capital city, perth. this small, isolated mining town also once served as a prison colony until the discovery of gold. today perth is australia's fastest-growing city. still, it maintains a certain laid-back, peaceful quality most big cities tend to lose. here, it's all about quite coastal living. its beaches are gorgeous, and better yet, uncrowded. that's right, so if relaxing is your number one priority, hit the beach. plus perth's unspoiled national parks are under an hour's drive away. check out pinnaroo valley memorial park if you want to see chill. ah, perth. the perfect way to end at the perfect holiday. that's australian for vacation. hooroo. we'll see you next time. >> [plays a didgeridoo] >> this is "the coolest places on earth." as an american, it's hard to hear and as a parent, it's even harder to hear that one in 5 of our kids struggles with hunger, especially when billions of pounds of good food are wasted every year. feeding america is a nationwide network of food banks that helps provide bi

. >> i hope that media everywhere, including those in western countries and australia will turn your attention more to the light house that is we have built on some of the islands that we have been using in south china sea, which are in operation now and they have been very useful in ensuring the safety of passing ships in those waters. >> china say it has no intention of militarizing islands, also claimed in this instance by vietnam and taiwan in the instance of the spratly islands with similar claims by the philippines, but says it holds the right to self defense and the defense of its personnel and people who live on these sides. as far as the united and allies are concerned, china has militarizing ambition, as well as its current on going projects of reclaiming territory, making these islands bigger in terms of their physical size. the u.s. president, barack obama, at the asean meeting in california said the u.s. would continue to oppose that and continue to carry out missions which it would make clear that it wanted to protect the right of freedom of navigation for all countries

. >> translation: i hope that the media everywhere, including those in western countries and australia, will turn your attention more to the lighthouses that we have built on some of the islands that we are using in south china sea which are in operation now and they have been very useful in ensuring the safety of the passing ships in those waters >>> joining us now is al jazeera's harry faucett live from seoul. what option do taiwan and the u.s. have at this point? >> reporter: it's not clear what taiwan may well do. we were hearing there from the president elect. she has come to power and she will be taking power in may. it will be a mandate for cooler relations. we wait to see exactly what her longer term response to all this will be. certainly the united states have been calling for militarization of these islands. china says that it isn't. that it is put ago a greater footprint and creating more territory on through the land reclamation work, but it reserves the right to self-defence. china would point at the operation in october by the u.s. navy and another one at the end of janu

. >> translation: i hope that the media everywhere, including those in western countries and australia, will turn your attention more to the lighthouses that we have built on some of the islands that we are using in south china sea which are in operation now and they have been very useful in ensuring the safety of the passing ships in those waters >>> al jazeera's harry faucett has more from seoul. >> reporter: the foreign minister in his statement said that western media was hyping or manufacturing new stories, but he didn't in so many words deny that this had taken place, that as the taiwanese say, two surface to air missile balt res have been deployed on the island. china says that it has no intention of militarizing its islands that it claims in the south china sea, also claimed in this instance by vietnam and taiwan in the instance of the spratley islands where there are similar claims by the file penis, but it says it holds the right to self defense of its people who live on these islands. chooip has a militarizing ambition as well as its current ongoing projects of reclaiming te

. >> translation: i hope that media everyone, including those in western countries and australia, will turn your attention to the lighthouses that we have built on some of the islands that we have built which are in operation and they have been very useful in ensuring the safety of the passing ships in those waters >>> joining us is al jazeera's harry fawcett live from seoul. what option do the u.s. and taiwan have? >> reporter: certainly they will be looking at that statement from the chinese foreign minister and scrutinizing it pretty carefully. it is clear that he said that the western media had manufactured or created these stories, but he didn't use the chinese words which suggested that they had totally invented it. it is not a flood denial that this has happened. as far as what taiwan can do, it is making it very clear that it believes that china has made this move. the chinese - taiwanese incoming president who will take power in may has a mandate to cool ties with china after the more pro-chinese incumbent leaves office. that will be factored into their longer term calculation

. >> i hope that media everywhere, including those in western countries in australia, turn your attention to the lighthouses that we have on some of the islands in we use in the south china sea. they are very useful in ensuring the safety of the passing ships in the waters. >> more from al jazeera's harry fawcett, live from seoul. taiwan is not happy about it. what are the options. >> first, they have to look at what china has been saying. >> what the for instance said was not a denial that china has done that. they were saying the western media were manufacturing, not going to the truth of the report. taiwan's response, a lame duck president is serving his last few months. he's a pro-chinese president. replaced by someone who wants to cool the recently improved title between beijing and taipei. they'll be looking at the policies. there are issues of weaponry that is going into taiwan, which may continue at the level if there is a perception of a threat from the chinese side. it's been in the east as well. as far as the united states is concerned, president barack obama, who is hosting th

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there's a great deal of unease about ronald reagan, not only in canada but great britain and western europe and australia he was a candidate for president and, of course, in the end, everyone thought he was a very distinguished president and liked him. neil: why don't they just pipe down, and by the way, news flash, their leader is a celebrity, their leader is part of a -- practically a monarchy. >> there is overstating it a bit. neil: you get the point. >> neil, you got to let me answer here. canada is piping down. it's not a great topic of discussion, you're referring to one poll which merely said that they find donald -- neil: no, i'm not, i'm looking at six newspaper headlines. you're covering up your country. >> in the first place, i'm technically british, i'm a canadian resident, i am not. it's not a great subject of discussion, and the media, i need not tell you, makes what it can what it's got to work with. there is a body of opinion and quite well represented in the united states itself that donald is a racist. he isn't, but sometimes can be mistaken for one, and a vulgar garish man who talks ab

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it's not western europe, it's not england or canada or australia, that's why we are doing everythingto make sure political correctness doesn't ravage america the way it has elsewhere. kennedy: you are told four racist jokes. let's talk about donald trump. you are an international man of mystery. a lot of people are con founded by his personality and candidacy. other people are completely swayed. they are huffing what he is squirting into the factory. you are one of those people. why do you love donald trump. >> donald trump is american exceptionalism on steroids. he's outspoken, successful, he's a force of nature. america is going through an ego problem and donald trump is an ego boost. americans want to win again, they want their country to be great again and their potential restored. they see him as somebody who can do that. i think donald trump will make a great president. kennedy: what if he's a federal version of jesse ventura or arnold schwarzenegger? i lived through the arnold schwarzenegger era in california and it was a bummer. they are both big personalities, a lot of promi

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