had a comfort station with the governor of texas about texas, which is one third the size of western australiaut joining australia in a sister state relationship. they are very beneficial. organizingns land is one, so that is the sort of thing west australia thinks would help. thank you. were there any other report --any other premiers with thoughts? >> we have a significant and market presence with markets with boston, new york, washington, and san francisco. i might have missed one, but is a significant in market presence. that is geared towards relationships to clean providers, investors, business-to-business. maybe there is an opportunity for us to have better government to government relationships through those simply in market .rade staff maybe we can make some policy exchanges through that. we would be pleased to do that. i'm intrigued by the comments that some of you have made about the hybridization of certain public assets. -- about the privatization of certain public assets. there has not been much progress made on this front. we could learn a lot from you. if either one of you coul

our situation is the complete opposite of western australia. e had no metro resources we are entirely a service-based economy and that represents a wonderful opportunity for us and we are idly about 127% of australia's population may not generate 3% of our nation service exports. so that open approach and export focused approach is what is generating jobs in our city and of course this trillion government is a wonderful boost for us. >> i want to again thank all the premiers for being here and as the prime minister alluded to, is the great honor and privilege of serving as chairman of industrially and a software company that had the distinction of being and holds the record of nasdaq of any australian companies started by the university, michael cannon brookes now is over $12 billion with 3000 people. my question for the premiers because it was alluded to about the important skills in workforce in the digital transformation. maybe one. maybe when ago a few clicks deeper on things you might have for us in terms of how you're building now the appr

[applause] the western australia premier.applause] the australian capital territory chief minister. [applause] the northern territory chief minister. [applause] from the prime minister's cabinet, the minister of tourism is also with us today. [applause] we have the opportunity to have breakfast this morning. we were running who is running government -- we were wondering who is running government in australia. we are pleased you are here. we would like to recognize the company's whoever made a significant commitment to support the nacional -- the national governors. this program includes many companies. with their contributions, this meeting becomes a reality. more than 100 companies provide crucial support, helping to -- helping to sustain the center for best practices and helping to innovate and develop best practices. relationships with private sector are invaluable in providing governors with ideas that work. i want to thank our platinum level partners for the investment. apple,re, anthem, bluecross, deloitte, and walmart.

western australia. do with public condemnation of you? which ones?de my point, basically the wa party, they didn't send across — the last time they sent across the member they didn't fit with the national party, they only came to a couple of meetings, are not a part of the coalition in western australia, they talk about how independent they are, it is a bit odd, but later talk about it. i will not be endorsing anyone. new england, what is your commitment to them? is it always is, no one can deny the worker have done for the in new england that it is with mobile phone towers, the ricky hill realignment, the dam, the saleyards, roadworks, it goes on. be dementia i got the money for that, and unit, i got the money for that, and on and on it goes, the upgrade of the airport. —— the dementia. the decentralisation ofjobs into armidale from canberra. this programme has always been at the forefront of what. .. unintelligible. no, it continues on. it is the decision i have kept. which is deputy prime minister again in your career? i will not start talking abo

here so this kelvin as low as you and therefore rain to get rid of there will be flooding in western australia. now gaeta is still in our midst it was the really quite nasty piece of work that went through tong grid cause so much damage is just about extra tropical so it's if you like it's a big low pressure storm system but it stretches down towards new zealand it will probably make a pretty wet time of it particularly in wellington but certainly the northern half of south island for the next two days. over benefit. people. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. put look at the top stories now israel's prime minister has once again taken aim at iran saying the nation is the biggest threat to middle east security benjamin netanyahu is speaking at the end of a major security conference in munich syrian kurdish fighters say they've reached an agreement with the damascus government for the syrian army to enter the frame region to help propel it offensive. and iran's leader ayatollah ali hominine has launched an investigation. after an ally in flight from tehran

in perth and as we head into monday you see that rain becoming spread across other parts of western australia lozzo graci disintegrates meanwhile out across more southeastern areas we're looking at fine conditions of brisbane sydney and melbourne not circulation not sar tropical cyclone peter that's not really a problem for australia but the remnants of it the extra tropical elements of it will be heading towards new zealand so sunday clearing new caledonia monday in a bit of a no man's land but late on monday into tuesday and could go between both ends that down through the cook strait certainly given some very strong winds and some wet weather heading up into northeastern parts of asia we've got a north westerly flow at the moment so we're seeing some snow showers on the western side of both the colorado and the northern part of honshu further south it should be relatively dry and bright temperatures above freezing on the korean peninsula and for beijing not looking too bad with temperatures here reaching double figures. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to s

a twenty nine degrees during friday as we head through to suffer some showers are likely in western australia across southeastern areas it's looking fine melbourne that twenty nine sydney should also see some pleasant weather twenty six now as we head across into new zealand we've got what's still a tropical cyclone peter moving towards the south moving away from new caledonia and heading in towards new zealand could well go somewhere close to the cook strait but not until about monday of next week but some severe weather is likely here but at the moment certainly his new caledonia which is let you see some heavy rain and rough seas but certainly going to miss the worst of this particular storm system moving up into northeastern parts of asia the weather is relatively quiet at the moment the ice in temperature come out to four degrees celsius heading into the weekend we'll start to see some snow showers moving across the sea of japan into western honshu. in india five million children have genius level i.q. but most live in poverty and go undiscovered one when he meets two child geniuses figh

over a two mile beach and coles this sort of trouble for the highway goes north side through western australia that is supposed to be a road and yes once again it's the second time in about a month ellipse more like an ocean obviously supposed to be closed tell him that anyway that's the condition and i went on a small rain light to fall because the circulation is still there still visible it's one effect in a massacre that goes down towards the the blight all of which is potentially bringing rain right through the gibson desert and beyond some of it very helpful rain much of it too much at once the same time got big shout blooming on the eastern side queens and down to new south wales and they have been quite poky i think they'll stay quite poky tempers of risen in melbourne and adelaide but the night is adelaide's a close building and there is rain tucked in one part the same system by which time much of western australia will be drawing up an eighty mile beach and plenty will at least be feeling the rain disappearing on the subject of rain and tropical cyclones that sort of mains of geeta h

a bit of a disappointment i think still twenty six in per still potential for big showers in western australia including up in kimberley now you might see a lot of cloud when you do there is a lot of cloud here and a familiar cove running into the south island of new zealand i already expect a lot of rain from that so far not much has been reported there is more to come then it seems quite likely you'll get it on wednesday that you see the wind directions as catching that northwest corner probably including washington maybe nor christchurch by the time we get to thursday just a few passing shows if anything will be more likelihood of rain up in oakland but in both places middle twenty's. and the bamboo harvest is navigating dangerous rapids. from the time we depart to the time we finish our scares to the fisherman dicing with death. i'm afraid of paul and i'm afraid of dying really for don't go i call from my family to meet the man who grew to be extreme just to make your living. you have to be a stronger shriller otherwise and safely risking it all vietnam at this time on al jazeera. are remi

adelaide the clouds building and there's rain tucked in the same system by which time much of western australia will be drawing up an eighty mile beach and clarity will at least be feeling the rain disappearing on the subject of rain and tropical cyclones that's the remains of geeta heading towards an easy in the clouds there the rain will start and they will be lots of it. monitor the truck quantify i'm valued data being the new car for. your data your identity is a commodity and we have to understand where i'm from and it come from our free using it is time to reclaim our cyber so we have to put in them a something that can all be sold we are creators we are archivists we are. give us back our data at this time on a zero most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell at the crowds in tahrir square to ok. if something happens anywhere in the world al jazeera is in place we'll able to cover this like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. was always telling him how famous he was going to make that's how he presente

twenty nine degrees during friday as we head through to suffer a some showers are likely in western australia across southeastern areas it's looking fine melbourne that twenty nine sydney should also see some pleasant weather twenty six now as we head across into new zealand we've got what's still a tropical cyclone peter moving towards the south moving away from new caledonia and heading in towards new zealand could well go somewhere close to the cook strait but not until about monday of next week but some severe weather is likely here but at the moment certainly his new caledonia which is like you see some heavy rain and rough seas but certainly going to miss the worst of this particular storm system moving up into northeastern parts of asia the weather is relatively quiet at the moment the ice in terms came out to four degrees celsius heading into the weekend we'll start to see some snow showers moving across the sea of japan into western honshu. in india five million children have genius level i.q. but most live in poverty and go undiscovered when he's means two child geniuses fighting fo

in perth and as we head into monday you see that rain becoming spread across other parts of western australia as that lows or gradually disintegrates be more laid across more southeastern areas we're looking at fine conditions of brisbane and sydney and melbourne and that circulation the tsar tropical cyclone peter was not really a problem for australia but the remnants of it the extra tropical elements of it will be heading towards new zealand so sunday clearing new caledonia monday in a bit of a no man's land but late on monday into tuesday looks could go between both sides that down through the cook strait certainly given some very strong winds and some wet weather heading up into northeastern parts of asia we've got a north westerly flow at the moment so we're seeing some snow showers on the western side of both a colorado and the northern part of honshu further south it should be relatively dry and bright temperatures above freezing on the korean peninsula and for beijing not looking too bad with temperatures here reaching double figures. in india five million children have genius level

he was taken to western australia's curtain detention center where he spent more than a year. i was stripped off my human i did i was marked with a permanent mark on my shoulder with a number nine eight two you know carried that name for the rest of the time that i spend it ations and. curtin detention center simple words it was hell on earth. accused of causing unrest was put in solitary confinement for weeks. he used that time to study his medical anatomy book that he brought from iraq. to read from cover to cover several times. as soon as i was released i set my primary exams in surgery and i passed the first go and i scored very high and to me . i was very motivated i have a great deal of ambition i still have. and i was determined that i would succeed. i was released on the twenty sixth of august two thousand. my first paycheck in the first of november two thousand. well majid was struggling to rebuild his life in a stray liya iraq was descending into and chaos. third child ground for islamic state to emerge and inflict its misery on a long suffering iraqi population. i'm

wednesday and on into day showers along the spells of rights who have been affecting a western parts of australia and over there is the way that very disturbed here of course we have tropical cycling kelvin that still produces some very lively showers some wet weather there too just around south australia of the sort of the water as well new zealand keeping a close eye on ex-tropical cycling gaeta which will of course bring some very wet windy weather through central parts of new zealand in the coming hours i suppose of australia we've seen some very dry weather on the other had an arsenal dust storm has a brute up here but for eastern areas of the country just along the coastal fringes it's been particularly wet townsville twenty nine self-sufficient big downpours and those heavy showers will continue as recall one through thursday if anything becomes a little more widespread meanwhile for western australia it will turn somewhat drier and quieter. monitored truck quantify i'm value to see baby be a new car for. your date or your identity is a commodity you have to understand where pumps probably

clouds and some heavy rain as well the worst of that weather will be making its way over parts of western australia on wednesday and then down into parts of south australia around port lincoln there as we head through the day on thursday so heavy downpours here could even be a little bit of flooding as well meanwhile towards the east just a few showers around parts of queensland and down in the southeast here a good deal of cloud but not a great deal of what weather but it will be quite warm under that cloud over towards new zealand we've been battered by the remains of gaeta has given us a very ferocious weather very heavy downpours very strong winds and very high waves as well that systems moved away from us as we head through wednesday but there's still quite a trail of cloud behind it so we're expecting plenty more in the way of wet weather on wednesday that's not going to help us at all gradually though that will eventually clear as we had three thursday and thursday will be a far calmer day as we head out towards parts of japan here there's a good deal of cloud the main area of rain is just i

we could see some nasty storms for western australia and northern territory ‘s.e bit. very wet indeed. wet and windy with some tropical air mixed in across this low—pressure system in new zealand. another one waiting in the wings for next week. this draws the attention across central parts of europe. at the area of low pressure will stop heavy rains and strong winds. then we have yet more weather systems lining up towards the north—west. wet and windy across the north—west. wet and windy across the uk on saturday. hill snow in the north. that turned stormy on saturday night as it heads towards scandinavia. there could be some lively winds across the uk. there could be the further risk and snow. as far here in the uk looks like it will be a topsy—turvy weekend. sunshine and wintry showers followed for sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines. victims families demand to members ofan islamic victims families demand to members of an islamic state execution cell should face trial. they are said to have taken part in the torture and killing of several hostages. presiden

lee westwood is out of the european tour event in perth, western australia, after a dreadful third roundhe previous two rounds but today, his touch deserted him. only the top 2a players go through to the final day's matchplay. now, it's been 287 days since he last raced, but the highly—fancied altior made a triumphant return to the track. winning the betfair exchange chase at newbury. a two—time winner at cheltenham, altior is now the odds—on favourite for the queen mother champion chase at next month's festival, which is for the fastest horses over jumps. altior and jockey nico de boinville only had to beat two others today but they did it in style for trainer nicky henderson. and there was another successful comeback in the day's other big race at newbury, when native river won the denman chase after nearly a year on the sidelines. the ‘staying chaser‘ is now second favourite for the cheltenham gold cup. britain's mark cavendish was involved in a crash on the final stage of the tour of dubai. the dimension data rider was held up when nacer bouhanni crashed with only 500 metres to go on

look at twenty five across western australia a few showers around but person should be pleasant highs there of twenty seven degrees weather conditions across new zealand looking decidedly more unsettled this frontal system working its way into the western side of both north and south islands still quite warm with highs of twenty two in christchurch. we are going to announce the biggest step in the monkey. decades activists in seats of government we didn't want to be part of this institution. we really didn't want technologically challenging politics and implementing democracy but the source code to use the freedom for everyone to look we are innovators we are activists we are rebel geeks. at this time and i just you know. you're watching out there mind of our top stories this hour russia's military is reporting heavy mortar fire in syria's eastern go to and laying the blame on the rebels a russian it pause in fighting with the post have come into effect about two hours ago it says the truce would allow people to leave through evacuation cargoes which critics dismiss as force displacem

clouds and some heavy rain as well the worst of that weather will be making its way over parts of western australia on wednesday and then down into parts of south australia around port lincoln there as we head through the day on thursday so heavy downpours he could even be a little bit of flooding as well meanwhile towards the east just a few showers around parts of queensland and down in the southeast here a good deal of clabber not a great deal of wet weather but it will be quite warm under that cloud over towards new zealand we've been battered by the remains of gaeta has given us a very ferocious weather very heavy downpours very strong winds and very high waves as well that systems moved away from us as we head through wednesday but there's still quite a trail of cloud behind it so we're expecting plenty more in the way of wet weather on wednesday that's not going to help us at all gradually though that will eventually clear as we had three thursday and thursday will be a far calm a day as we head out towards parts of japan here there's a good deal of cloud the main area of rain is just in the

parts of australia i'm just around the top and around the can really have it was a norm house of western australia elsewhere is generally drive we've had some pretty nasty showers just around brisbane and they said clear through the heat does stay in place though so it's going to remain pretty humid thirty six celsius the top temperature is down to the southeast in kona still some pretty strong and gusty winds not as bad as it has been recently we've had some trees down power outages into parts of victoria and also into tasmania further west and be fine and dry that's up towards the final thrust of the country nudging its way down towards port hedland as we go on through friday could develop into a tropical storm and keep posted on this one should be largely dry further south still dry there in melbourne and in sydney twenty celsius the melbourne still warm enough embrace been at around thirty four degrees but the sunshine still coming through plenty of sunshine too at the moment and sneezing and make the most of it because further north this is tropical cycling gate or what remains of the system

the premier from western australia, you said it was a once in a lifetime -- well, maybe. hopefully we will see another one. the point was, that caused a great boom and then there were transitional adjustments. some regions were hit very hard. having said that, because of the opportunities from the free trade agreements we have created, we have seen stronger growth in our regions, and i think that has been one of the features that has perhaps of whatd the impact otherwise would have been a very hard landing. bowng many strings to your and diversifying your economy is important. >> thank you, mr. prime minister. with regard to president trump, he started a national conversation with regard to infrastructure. i think i speak for all of the nation's governors that we all appreciate the fact, and the premiers, that in for structure causes anfrastructure challenge for constituents. given that as a conversation in australia, as well, how do you work with the premiers with regard to infrastructure and what is the approach happening in australia? sure all of the premiers would agr

australia we've got the remains of a storm calvin with us so knots of cloud over many parts of western australia it is giving us some very heavy downpours at the moment more still to come as we head through into wednesday said the chance of seeing yet more flooding as a system heads down into the southern parts of the state meanwhile further towards the east it is generally a lot of dry ahead but still very warm with melbourne at around thirty degrees on choose day out towards the east and here we've got all storm that is galloping its way towards new zealand already loss of cloud over us at the moment and the rain has already started to fall in some places that rain will turn heavier the winds will turn stronger but it's the amount of rain that's really going to cause us a few problems it does look incredibly wet for some of us that is likely to be some flooding. see. documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. is there a mind of our top stories this hour a u.s. backed kurdish fighters say they've reached a deal to allow syrian government troops to enter the african region to

there in plenty more rain still to come and actually that stretches down across many parts of western australia there during the day on monday doesn't look like it'll hit us in perth though here twenty four degrees will be our maximum temperature and plenty of sunshine meanwhile towards the southeast no major problems for us weather wise a couple of showers perhaps along the coast watch out for gaeta that's heading towards new zealand. looking at binyamin netanyahu at the munich security conference we are expecting him to make some comments about the incidents that have happened against israeli soldiers and the palestinians in gaza city. it's filled with impressive monuments. richly endowed museums. beautiful air good pictures. and due to this conference. over the past four decades mr chairman. newcomers become synonymous with security. that's important because as i said last night without security nothing is really possible not freedom not prosperity. not the peace we cherish and crave. but for the jewish people. to and from as things occurred in the city in one thousand nine hundred eighty tw

to reach twenty eight there on friday we're going to see some rain developing across parts of western australia person looking fine conditions on friday but there will be some rain developing later on saturday heading across into new see them awaiting for the arrival of what will be former cycling peter and i'll bring some heavy rain on monday. while the world's rich take what they want the world's poor must beg to survive from the streets of manila to the roots of my own people and investigates the injustices of a globalized economy. and how different countries responds to those at the very bottom of society. begging for life. at this time on al-jazeera. good to have you with us on the al-jazeera these are our top stories south africa is awaiting the changing of the god after jacob zuma resigned from the presidency the stage is now set for a.n.c. leaders civil bamma pulls up to become the country's next leader to sit to watch the men based on the state members of the boys off position movement for democratic change a hard look an emergency meeting after the deaths and they need to move on chia

generally weather conditions are better down the thirty one and a few showers across parts of western australia pursed quite warm temperatures edging back slightly as we head through friday stage again change wind direction so we should see the temperatures rising slightly from melbourne but those showers continue some big storms there with the risk of some flooding as they had across into new zealand before the weather system moving across both on into the remains rather cloudy here we shower some longer spells of rain and some quite strong winds coming in from the northeast so temperatures remaining quite high but the risk particular the western side of both the north and south on and remains quite high let's head up into northeastern parts of asia where for japan has seen some pretty stormy weather some very strong winds some thunderstorms some heavy rain and across more northern areas of japan as well as the far east of russia and northeastern parts of china the chance of some heavy snowfall that system will tend to push away as we head through into friday brighter conditions behind in fact

as a woman for sydney is pretty hot there for adelaide at thirty four degrees and out across western australia general looking fine twenty six the high in perth moving the forecast aamer looking at a change wind direction for the temperatures dropping and for those showers across queensland are likely to continue with more flooding issues across into new zealand looking at jerry an improved weather situation here fine conditions across the whole of the country and indeed it looks as though it will stay that way for all those places during the course of saturday maybe later on we've seen some showers on the western side of the south island heading up into northeastern parts of asia here is still roughly cold and showery so we're seeing showers across a cairo further south for much of honshu weather conditions looking ok tokyo there ten degrees and as we head into saturday again more showers likely be coming in but warm conditions expected for tokyo temps across the korean pitcher falling wages one as a high in pyongyang and temperatures stropping in beijing just three degrees celsius . once hel

to this day it's like a rather more humid version with the potential for the two showers in western australia as i said the main rain is to the north. twitter activism with a new mission. build software for. digital this is within the technological. tools to get security to the patients in their field in the capital. to the record. at this time on al-jazeera. and again you're watching the mind of our top stories this hour three political activists are walking free and hong kong off to their convictions were overturned on appeal joshua wall nathan more and alex chadwick were convicted of unlawful assembly in two thousand and sixteen two years earlier they led huge they led huge protests calling for greater democracy. political crisis in the mold leaves is deepening after the arrest of an opposition leader and two shoe print court judges that's just hours after a state of emergency was declared. european markets of open to heavy losses with london paris and frankfurt all dropping all the three percent in early trade asian markets crumbled as investors took their lead from a huge selloff on wall

premieres here know, particularly annastacia palaszczuk from queen's landing and mark mcgowan from western australia. we had a huge commodities boom, once in a generation. i think premier from leicestershire mark mcgowan said once in a lifetime.yb maybe. hopefully you have a long life and you will see another one. the point was, however, that caused a great boon and there were transitional adjustments there. some regions were hit very hard. having saidvi that, because of e opportunities for all of the free-trade agreements we have created, we've seen stronger growth in our regions and that has been i h think that is been one of the features that has perhaps cushion the impact of what otherwise would of been a very hard landing. so having many strings to your bow, having a diversified economy is particularly important. >> thank you, mr. prime minister. i have the next question which is this. i have the second question, and with regard to president trump, he started a national conversation with regard to infrastructure and i think i speak for all of the nation's thernors we all appreciate fact, in the

showers still falling at the moment we've also got this area of cloud there's stretches of from western australia all the way down into parts of queensland now to the south of that is generally not to burn temperature wise so we're looking at around twenty three there in sydney the temperature is rising a little bit on saturday so for melbourne and force in adelaide we'll get to around twenty seven degrees and there will be plenty of sunshine around now over towards new zealand of course we've had the scrag ends of a cyclon over us or has been incredibly stormy but all of that is clearing away so on friday it should be a lot drier a lot calmer and a seventeen as a maximum in crushers. we have your zip data and we know the products that are buying everything that you're doing that's really where the power of the old powerful internet is both a tool for democracy and the threat do you believe that any of your companies have a genocide the full scope of russian active measures on your platform in the echo chamber world of news and cyberspace the rules of the game of change there are no precedents pe

looking fine for sydney highs of twenty nine i played with bruce when twenty two degrees across western australia looks like being a one in perth highs thirty one. for the congolese the journey to work. or. the hardship i prefer to live on the first day i got to talking to chance again life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle. to the real world i merely die. our children go to school and live because of the trade risking it all the democratic republic of congo at this time on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories south african police have raided the home of a prominent business family with ties to president jacob zuma and arrested three people the roads around the family home in johannesburg have been sealed off the area designated a crime scene president zuma is under investigation of alleged corruption linked to the family. kuwait has pledged to a billion dollars to help rebuild iraq following the defeat of eisel the country's a major says one billion given in laws and a number and direct investment shakes. made the announcement at a su

generally weather conditions are better down in that thirty one and a few showers across parts of western australia pursed quite warm temperatures edging back slightly as we head through friday stage again change wind direction so we should see the temperatures rising slightly from melbourne but those showers continue some big storms there with the risk of some flooding as they head across into new zealand we've had a weather system moving across both on is that it remains rather cloudy here we shower some longer spells of rain and some quite strong winds coming in from the northeast so temperatures remaining quite high but the risk particular the western side of both the north and south on it's remains quite high let's head up into northeastern parts of asia where for japan has seen some pretty stormy weather some very strong winds some thunderstorms some heavy rain and across more northern areas of japan as well as the far east of russia and northeastern parts of china the chance of some heavy snowfall that system will tend to push away as we head through into friday brighter conditions behind in

as a woman for sydney is pretty hot there for adelaide at thirty four degrees and out across western australia general looking fine twenty six the high in perth moving the forecast aamer looking at a change wind direction for the temperatures dropping and for those showers across queensland are likely to continue with more flooding issues across into new zealand looking at geron improve weather situation here fine conditions across the whole of the country and indeed it looks as though it will stay that way for those places during the course of saturday maybe later on we've seen some showers on the western side of the south island heading up into northeastern parts of asia here is still roughly cold and showery so we're seeing showers across the cairo further south for much of honshu weather conditions looking ok tokyo there ten degrees and as we head into saturday again more showers likely be coming in but warm conditions expected for tokyo temps across the korean pitcher falling wages one as a high in pyongyang and temperatures struggling in beijing to just three degrees celsius. five countr

ring out from adelaide still links up to well what could produce some pretty big showers in western australia forecasts wise in perth the sun should be at is twenty six degrees is much the same in melbourne a little bit cooler in adelaide more of a breeze here on the edges and they often does not show you show as except in tropical queensland so i say things are quite little bit cooling down in sydney to out in melbourne below twenty is the forecast with as a bit of a disappointment i think still twenty six in per still potential for big showers and west australia including up in kimberley now you might see a lot of cloud when you do there is a lot of cloud here and a familiar cold running into the south island of new zealand i already expect a lot of rain from that so far not much has been reported there is more to come then it seems quite likely you'll get it on wednesday that you see the wind direction so it's catching that northwest corner probably including washington maybe nor christchurch by the time we get to thursday just a few passing shows if anything would be more likelihood of ra

here so this kelvin as low as you and therefore rain to get rid of there will be flooding in western australia now is still in our midst it was the really quite nasty piece of work that went through tong good cause so much damage is just about extra tropical so it's if you like it's a big low pressure storm system but it stretches down towards new zealand it will probably make it pretty wet time of it particularly in wellington but certainly the northern half of south island for the next two days. was always telling you how famous he was going to make that's how he presented hello my name and body without consciousness it is northwest representatives kind of. teacher put it. aside jordan member that we're on the special meeting about dale and he said no. that's not a near me this is a color in the east on the on the city al jazeera investigation football's world of silence this time. discover a willful would winning programming from around the world. come to know if you challenge your perceptions if you were to design a propaganda system you could not build a better plan than facebook. documen

and the remains of kelvin will bring heavy rain to parts of south and western australia. 150 millimetresorms as well affecting queens land. closer to home, in europe, if you love across eastern scotland, eastern parts of england, i am sure you have noticed cloud and rain, it is tied in with this weather system which is bringing wet weather across france, belgium and holland. we will continue to see that mixture of claudio bravo weather lasting into tuesday. there are signs that the weather is starting to turn colder across europe and that could be a sign of things to come. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom students stage a "lie—in" outside the white house to demand changes to gun laws in america as president trump says he's open to enforcing tighter background checks. meanwhile the 17—year—old suspect, nikolas cruz, makes his second court appearance. he's accused of killing 17 students and teachers. one of britain's most prolific paedophiles, matthew falder is jailed for 32 years. us homeland security describe him as th

going to dump all the moisture that it's sucked up and it's going to do that over many parts of western australia so across the desert region there is the risk that we could see quite a bit of flooding as we head through the next few days perth should stay just to the west of that stay out of the way if we look at new zealand we're bracing for all storm is this one edging its way towards us called peter is going to give us some flooding here. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. five countries. four days. three thousand kilometer ends. to generations. one by. syrian refugees on assume real jannie to see me. on the bright side. a witness documentary at this time on how dizzy. and monday put it was on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to full dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have

now we're joined by melanie o'brien sing the next in international law at the university of western australia and she's joining us on skype from perth very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so first what do you make of what the report says about the fact that it begins the so very long report and really highlights and condemns what's happened there. there are things your record is going on is the most important and mark just crisis that we have. we have nearly a million g.'s encompasses not in bangladesh no more and with hundreds of thousands of refugees from your other country such a major so it's absolutely and the reason that it's bombed now is because there has been such and they. are what more i mean we did recently even though actually the violence has been going on for decades. report on the report talks about the same thing that you know you have in the past which is that we are what we're seeing in myanmar is not new to the country because the groundwork has been made through decades of discrimination through demonizing through segregation. but would you say that last year is th

lot of cloud and that's giving us a fair amount of downpours these from the northern parts of western australia have been giving us some heavy downpours these showers here as you can see there's a double rainbow and it's the times lapse video so you can see the rain moving but the rainbow stays where it is and that just goes to remind you that it's all to do with where you are the sun is that's what shows us where the rainbow is going to be has very little to do with where the rain is another thing to remember is with a double rainbow well there's always a double rainbow so if you see one rainbow always look for it's double the only reason you wouldn't be able to see it if it's too faint so lots of thunderstorms over the northern parts of australia at the moment further south though we've a different problem it's very very hot and that includes forests in south australia here i hope weather has been giving us a fair few fires these fires are in a place called emu flats it's a tenuous link but stay with it talking about emus here are some emus in a place called longreach in queensland native wil

so,ette: -- alan: we think for western australia, the economy has been depressed a little bit, and thereent about the tourism opportunity this brings into that state. people stopping in perth and visiting different tourist locations there and then coming to the east coast. the great cafes and restaurants in melbourne, the great barrier reef, we think we will get more stopover traffic. also are in talks about nonstop sydney to l.a. and new york. how are talks progressing? airbus and boeing have an aircraft and production we think could nearly do it. the project -- the challenge is to get both manufacturers to get an airplane that can have manufacturers and payloads. they are closer. i think their engineers make it happen. this is a game changing aircraft. we have flown on the kangaroo route for over 80 years. it used to be called the kangaroo route because of the stops on the way. at one stage, 13 stops. , you can doservice a nonstop, and the convenience that introduces for the traveling public is immense. we think it is a game changer. at thee: what's breakdown will it be when it comes t

one of the reasons the fleet age has gone up, we have taken over 20 f-100's in western australia andich are customers were demanding, bhp and rio, because it allowed us to reduce the costs as miners were suffering. they are low cycle aircraft and are competing against similar-aged aircraft from competition. where we do have competitive need to replace the aircraft like retiring the 747s, we are doing it and the oldest aircraft in our fleet are leaving this year. ,e will have 5747's retiring replaced by 787's, and we have a plan to renew the rest of the fleet. we are investing heavily and configuring aircraft, like next year spending hundreds of millions of dollars on a380s.guring the we also announced the jetstar aircraft will be retiring from and iso it is happening a detailed expenditure on new aircraft. we typically spend 1.5 fo billion dollars to $2 billion on capital expenditure. we think we can continue to fund that and do returns to investors. -- to shareholders. s&p, ifo you think that you feel they had an adequate information, why do you think they came out with this report?

we could be having more news about flooding in western australia.larly strong. it is a well—developed storm and has been around for ten days or so now. closer to home, it is my old buffer how much longer? not much longer. it is about to get quite a bit colder. out there today, it is mild and we have a lot of cloud around but there area have a lot of cloud around but there are a few glimmers of sunshine. this picture was spotted by one of our weather watchers in stirling. further east, we have more in the way of cloud. after that mild start, things are going to turn colder. it isa things are going to turn colder. it is a step back into winter and things will become dry and sunny but the chance of some snow showers later on in the week. at the moment, we have mild air and a cold front approaching from the north—west. both of these weather fronts bringing some outbreaks of rain and into this evening, we will continue to see rain down east coast of england. we see that next batch of rain moving into the west of scotla nd rain moving into the west of sco

the big thing about this for western australia, the economy has been a bit depressed for a wild withis real excitement at wa for the tourism experiences an opportunity it brings for the state. people coming in and experiencing different tourist locations and then coming to the east coast for the great cafes and restaurants in melbourne or the great barrier reef. we think we will more stopoff in the domestic market. haidi: you've also flacco nonstop sydney to l.a. and new york --you're also talking about nonstop sydney to l.a. and new york. >> of airbus and boeing has an aircraft in production that we can nearly do it/the challeng. -- it. the challenge with project sunrise is to get a full craft passenger with a full payloads. our engineers can make it happen. this is a game changing aircraft. we have flown on the kangaroo route fotr 80 years. there used to be plenty of stocks. now these direct services you can do non stop stops. haidi: i was going to ask how you are hedging in this environment? >> we always take the same approach. we put hedging in to give us protection in the short-

for tuesday that rain eventually push sastry usa as well but it leaves western society warm and sunny. once held in one of australia's toughest detention centers now a world renowned surgeon one of many is follows dr moon. as returns to his hometown baghdad to give up your keys the hope of walking again at this time on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera syrian government forces have launched a new ground and their offensive against rebel held eastern huta despite the u.n. security council calling for a cease fire as the winter olympics ending chang an envoy from north korea has said his country is ready to hold talks with the u.s. about its nuclear program and christian leaders in east jerusalem have ordered the closure of the church of the holy several cars where christians believe jesus christ crucified and buried they say it's in protest at new israeli tax and land policie