whose prolific output of fiction is rooted deep in the soil and the shoreline of his native western australiaharsh beauty, where life rarely comes easy. tim winton‘s latest novel, the shepherd's hut, focuses on a troubled young man wrestling with demons, and it comes at an opportune time, with the me too movement demanding an end to ingrained sexism, misogyny and toxic masculinity. is australia redefining what it means to be a good bloke? tim winton, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you have travelled the world, you have even lived in europe, but it seems when you write, your writing, and your stories, always take you back home to western australia. why is that? i'm not sure. i think it's notjust what i know, but it's what i live and breathe, and itjust seems endlessly... there's more stories. there's more to write about. the older i get, the more i see in it. it seems like you almost feel the landscapes, the soil and the coastline of course, because you write a great deal about the coast, it almost feels like it shapes your soul in a way. yeah, i think it's shaped my experience, certainly, an

always take you back home to western australia. why is that? i am not sure.nk it is notjust what i know, but it is what i live and breathe, and it just know, but it is what i live and breathe, and itjust seems endlessly... there are more stories. there is more to write about. the older i get, the more i see in it. it seems like you almost feel the landscapes, the soil and the coastline of course, because you write a great deal about the coast, it almost feels like it shapes your soul ina it almost feels like it shapes your soul in a way. yes, i think it has shaped my experience, certainly, and it has shaped my imagination. yes, we live in a place where there is more landscape and people, and more landscape and culture where, on the surface, it doesn't look like much is going on. the closer you look... yes, and if you stop, it is stopping. modern people, we are a lwa ys stopping. modern people, we are always hurtling around and you don't see anything because you are moving all the time. if you stop and look stuff bubbles up out of what seems to be an empty and

we've just had the the killing of seven people in western australia apparently suicide. a really. cold blooded killing that to me seemed almost out of place here but it's not because there are guns in the country those guns that the alleged murderer use for licensed so the licensing laws here there's nothing like the kind of open market and. the. the culture of the gun is sacred in the united states it's certainly built into the fabric of the myth ology and then i'd just say that there's no parallel here this is this is generally a gun control society given the similar histories between the united states and australia why do you think that like guns and that kind of you know idea of romanticizing guns and violence and all that why did that take such a hold in the united states but not here in australia it is interesting your question about well what's the difference you know the united states has this as this great outback and a straight ahead straight out back in the gun has played a major role in the gun did play a major role here. and has and as i say until recently but perhaps

it follows a move in western australia and queensland.states ca m e and queensland. the ban in those states came into effect on the first ofjuly. the states came into effect on the first of july. the transition states came into effect on the first ofjuly. the transition has not a lwa ys ofjuly. the transition has not always been easy. we heard a story ofa always been easy. we heard a story of a supermarket to the south of perth in western australia where customers were getting pretty iraq that they could not get a free plastic bag. 0ne customer apparently grab plastic bag. 0ne customer apparently gmba plastic bag. 0ne customer apparently grab a throat of a supermarket worker. —— grabbed. a lot of agitation but i get the sense that things will come down. australia is now waging war on waste. waging war on waste but not new south wales? it is the only territory that has not banned these plastic bags. why is that and where is the resistance coming from? everyjurisdiction in australia has either implemented a ban on plastic bags or intends to

wittenoom, in western australia, grew up around an asbestos mine in the 1940s, but little did the residents the time that asbestos was lethal and could cause lung diseases and cancer. bronwen duke lived in the town as a child and is one of the few members of her family who is still alive. people were warned, but they didn't take it seriously until people started to die. i lost both parents, both grandparents, my brother, three uncles, about four cousins that i can think of — and that's just the immediate family, in my world. i was born in 1958, in the far north of western australia, in the pilbara, in a little town called wittenoom. the blue asbestos mine was the genesis of the town. asbestos is a naturalfibre that's encased in rocks. they would extract the asbestos out of the mine and the mill would actually then bag it and ready for shipment. and it was sent to places around the world for the various things that they use asbestos for. fire—resisting, sound—insulating product known as asbestos is a piece of rock. the practical uses of asbestos are very numerous. at least 18,000 articles ar

so you can imagine what that would have been mind we had another woman in western australia back in two thousand and six jane she had to go into prison for unpaid fines aboriginal people when i used to go in there for minor offenses and she kept on saying she was in pain she'd been involved in domestic violence before she actually went in there and they took to the hospital they said there's nothing wrong with her they took a back to the hospital again there's nothing wrong with that then they dragged her added the cell along the hallway took a bet she died she had pneumonia she had all these other conditions that were wrong with her but no one checked around we had in panama under two thousand and four we had a young man which is an island community made up of aboriginal people it used to be a kind of like a painter colony for bad blacks so what had happened he was that one day he was a little bit you know intoxicated the police picked him up and never had a charge in his life took him to the play station within an hour he was dead. the police officer wasn't charged and what had happen

as these systems push on by so as we get on through into sunday is a pretty cool day across western australia generally and further towards the southeast temperatures dropping just twelve in melbourne for the north fine much as you'd expect thirty one the high in darwin we're looking at some pretty stormy weather for parts of new seeing as well this is an active frontal system coming in the south island getting a bit of a pasting fearing subtly some really heavy rain here and some strong winds of that front will tend to weaken slightly isn't news through we can also expect to see some stormy weather pushing through the north island during the early part of sunday brights weather later on highs of fifteen in auckland up into northeastern parts of asia the heat wave across japan is severe and it's going to continue for at least another week for most areas although down in the southern islands this weather system may well bring about a reduction in temperatures we're going to see more in the way of cloud but generally it is very hot and very humid highs of thirty eight degrees there for tokyo af

it is clear that western australia just haunts you every hour of your life.ou are a youth as i was when i first went out camping and hunting in that landscape, eventually just by the nature of the differential in size and scale of it and you, you are forced... you are forced outside your comfort zone mentally and as well as physically. i want to ask you finally is this, it is the question i think anybody would begin to ask themselves as they go on this journey, and it is this, how much has he changed and in what way by the end of the book? yeah, that is the sort of central question, really. he is a different boy to the kid that we first know in the beginnings of the book and he has been through, you know, violent and profound and often comical experiences. i think he is a different person at the end of the book, whether he is different enough as a boy, so that he is, you know, our daughters and sisters and friends won't fear him, remains to be seen. he wants to be decent. he wants peace. tim winton, author of the shephard's hut. thank you very much. oursummer

. >> the photographer says he's been in western australia for eight years since florida, the waves weren't big enough there and he moved. he got word that a big wave was moving. he said he got lorenzo out there and he captured the entire moment. >> he's riding the wave, look at the other one in the back, right? a smash of waves chasing after these guys. >> yes, that's right. it's phenomenal footage. he's clearly a phenomenal su hs it out there and he got the shot of all shots. >>> it happened at the miss universe pageant. it happened at the oscars. this year it was at the 2018 great garlic cookoff as pat of the garlic festival. >> ooh, wrong winner. >> in california. >> this cookoff was hosted by brian boitano, gold medalist. ♪ >> he announces the winner. they look good, don't they. they were cooked by this guy. todd. that's who he announces as the winner. crowd goes wild, everybody was cheering. >> oh, my god, i think i had one of those moments. he admits a mistake was made.oh. >> the winner is actually -- he made his garlic recipe. this is a huge deal. for those who are not from that par

we've just had the the killing of seven people in western australia apparently suicide. a really cold blooded killing that to me seemed almost out of place here but it's not because there are gardens in the country those guns that the alleged murderer used were licensed so the licensing laws here of it there's nothing like the kind of open market and. the. the culture of the gun is sacred in the united states it's certainly built into the fabric of the myth ology and then i'd just say that there's no parallel here this is this is generally a gun control society given the similar histories between the united states and australia why do you think that like guns and that kind of you know idea of romanticizing guns and violence and all that why did that take such a hold in the united states but not here in australia it is interesting your question about well what's the difference you know the united states has this has this great outback in the strait a has this great outback and the gun has played a major role in the gun did play a major role here. and has and as i say unti

australia into victoria and certain times man looks quite wet and windy at times and across western australia it's looking generally fine but we have got a fair amount a client push and sealed shower developing later on heavy rain across much of new zealand during the course of sunday is likely the clear why quite smartly during monday so brighter weather following on behind terminal two by there for christchurch fourteen degrees once the sun comes out. so let's head up into northeastern parts of asia now here obviously we're looking for dry conditions across japan after all the terrible flooding that we've had in the weather conditions here are looking tries very hot and humid have to say there is some heavy rain across the colorado support of site having a fairly wet day houseware fine conditions across the korean peninsula beijing dry on sunday but another frontal system will push into in the course of monday bringing some heavy rain temperatures than expected reach thirty three. her. serve. her. lou. lou. gehrig. her. with a crackdown on media and political opposition cambodia is getting

and daytime highs not great there fourteen melbourne just thirteen degrees celsius out across western australia so complacent perth they're coming in at twenty two degrees celsius and there's a move the forecast through into monday that front begins to push into wards perth meanwhile we've got one or two showers on the coast maybe brisbane seeing the odd shower but again those temperatures still very much on the low side moving across into new zealand we've got pretty unsettled weather at the moment certainly looks like being a wet and windy one through much of sunday particular the western side of both north and south islands as we head on into monday we will find the bulk of that rain begin to clear away certainly slightly brighter but cherry weather beginning to push in so a slight improvement expected now as he moved up into northeastern parts of asia here too it's looking pretty unsettled we will eventually see a tropical cyclone appearing from the south heading towards south korea but ahead of it we've already got some heavy rain and in fact is also pushes into north korea to move the for

hello there is staying unsettled for some of us in western australia we've already seen some damaging gusts of wind and some very heavy downpours but the latest system is pulling away from us as it does so there is just making way for yet another system is edging its way for us on wednesday so more cloud more rain rolling in and then staying a little bit unsettled as we head through thursday a chance of a shower perhaps in perth most of the rain for the far south coast meanwhile in the southeast it's been very cool here recently a more clouds working its way towards us the thursday so thursday will be a bit grey and fourteen degrees will be our maximum there in melbourne a little bit further towards the east and those fine clear weather for many of us until we head through the day on wednesday where more cloud will be pushing its way northward here of rates of rain perhaps in the southern parts of the south island but as it spreads its way north woods most of us will see quite a cloudy day on thursday but not too wet yet if we head up further north we can see all thai food all what's

south australia into victoria and sunny tasmania looks quite wet and windy at times but across western australia it's looking generally fine but you have got a fair amount of cloud pushing in proper sealed shower developing later on heavy rain across much of new zealand during the course of sunday is likely the clear way quite smartly during monday so brighter weather following on behind terminal two by there for christchurch fourteen degrees once the sun comes out so let's head up into northeastern parts of asia now here obviously we're looking for dry conditions across japan after all the terrible flooding that we've had in the weather conditions here are looking dry very hot and humid have to say there is some heavy rain across the colorado sapporo site having a fairly wet day elsewhere fine conditions across the korean peninsula beijing dry on sunday but another frontal system will push into in the course of monday bringing some heavy rain temperatures than expected reach thirty three. it's a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic. national borders and cultural b

melbourne still looking pretty chilly stricken twelve degrees sydney nothing special that across western australia we've got to just eighteen degrees for perth and also the threat of some showers as this frontal system moves in to the forecast forward into saturday is not a great deal of change temperatures much the same and weather conditions broadly similar how do you cross into a new season the weather remains fine across the bulk of the country during the course of friday but this low pressure center is going to be moving this way into the course of saturday so on the western side of the south island the maybe some rain developing later on but north island still looking fine oakland sixteen degrees movie on parts of northeastern parts of asia here obviously we don't anymore rain after all the flooding that we've had certainly for northern parts of japan as a chance of some rain there but for tokyo and across much of honshu down into the southern islands weather conditions are looking draw and find indeed they'll stay that way through the course of suffolk the fairy woman day thirty seven degre

outlay could see some rain during the course of friday we've also fronts pushing through parts of western australia it's a bit of an unsettled picture here not a particularly warm picture so head through into the weekend struck it just sixteen degrees there in perth city not looking too bad highs of twenty one but a possibility we're going to show us here how do you across into new zealand we've got some showers for the western side of the south and in particular during friday and then as we head into the start of the weekend i think both arms could see a few showers but again a bit of sunshine in between times temperatures not too bad for this time of the year heading up into northeast. in parts of asia the main theme over the last week ten days has been the heat wave now the heat wave is just breaking for the time being we have lower temperatures and part of that is due to the wind picking up ahead of this typhoon jong garri which is going to move across honshu juror in the course of a sudden into sunday so we're looking about twenty one g.m.t. on saturday it will certainly bring some extremely s

frosty nights but the clouds gathering again through the bite it's just touching the south of western australia so it means cloudy skies are the dull skies typically in the lead at least in the mornings in perth and then take a cloud producing rain in adelaide in fact all the way down the coast and edging in towards victoria again in the next day or so and likely to cover tasmania now we've had a day of fine weather in new zealand but there's more cloud curving it's way in to the north once again including all clint and it will start to settle in during wednesday and a whole line of cloud develops potential for rain on the west coast of both islands during thursday far and beyond that for most of the western side the pacific is looking fine until you get a bit further north because an active weather some pretty stormy weather heavy rains of brief flooding in beijing in the last day or so and the showers are still potentially there but for the korean peninsula and all of japan is pretty warm and sunny. the promise of peace in the middle east not. enough but a new dilemma after the death of the m

sitting over the top keeping conditions fine but we've got a couple of fronts one moving across western australia will moving across victoria and through tasmania so we'd likely see some cooler conditions pushing in over twenty four hours as this particular front goes through so not too bad on thursday a high of nineteen to quite warm for sydney twenty four degrees but us up front pushes through temperatures will be dropping away than just thirteen degrees as a high and fairly cool conditions across western areas to just seventeen as a high in perth across into new zealand we've had a decent spell of weather over the last few days still looking largely dry and fine on thursday but this frontal system will start to bring some really heavy rain across the western side of the south island but it should say launches dry in christchurch. expelled from their base in jordan in the last in the political. rebellion this flies in the ring solution along with was this just another inevitable step on the road to. this is a long story short of the conflict that would cost on assad his leadership in life . chr

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colder air taking in there as we head through into saturday which is seventeen degrees out across western australia where the conditions not looking too bad it should be largely dry for perth highs there just shy of the twenty degree mark across into new zealand we've got an active frontal system working its way the western side of the south island so there's going to be some very heavy rain here crisis drawing for much the day on friday but i think as we head into the start of the weekend then the rain will turn up here to sort of the whole the south on is looking very wet the north on in just about hang on to dry weather for much of the day oakland should be dry with highs of fourteen moving up into northeastern asia we've also got some very heavy rain here for central and southern parts of japan and i include tokyo in that a very wet day here and in soccer for the north sapporo should be staying in the dry weather and as we head through into saturday you ceased for much of a cardo is fine but further south honshu in the southern islands more heavy rain is likely i'm afraid it's the piece of floo

that windy weather extending into parts of victoria melbourne there just twelve degrees across western australia weather conditions not too bad mel perth there at nineteen degrees and they move the forecast through see the cooler weather then pushing in for city temperatures of just sixteen degrees and again melbourne struggling with highs here of thirteen degrees. seen but rarely heard india's two million street children live the desperate existence when he meets the child reporters from the slumdog press giving a voice to invisible children on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where ever you are. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera china has responded with retaliatory tariffs of the trump ministration imposed duties on thirty four billion dollars of chinese imports beijing's accused washington of launching the largest trade war in economic history china holds a call the u.s. trade. in thailand one of the divers helping with the rescue of a boy's football team trapped in a cave has died the former navy seal lost consciousness and a lack of oxygen on his way out of the cave had

as these systems push on by so as we get on through into sunday is a pretty cool day across western australia generally and further towards the southeast which is struggling just twelve in melbourne for the north fine much as you'd expect thirty one the high in darwin we're looking at some pretty stormy weather for parts of new scene as well this is an active frontal system coming in the south ali getting a bit of a pasting fearing softly some really heavy rain here and some strong winds although that front will tend to weaken slightly is of news through we can also expect to see some stormy weather pushing through the north island during the early part of sunday brights weather later on high as of fifteen in auckland up into northeastern parts of asia the heat wave across japan is severe and it's going to continue for at least another week for most areas although down in the southern islands this weather system may well bring about a reduction in temperatures we're going to see more in the way of cloud but generally it is very hot and very humid hallways of thirty eight degrees there for tok

been before the towards the south and we saw some pretty stormy weather make its way across western australia that's now edging its way eastwards but it's not going to stay drawing here for too long will the weather system that's working its way towards us for wednesday so wednesday night it's looking like the weather is going to be going downhill plenty of wet and windy weather that will eventually clear as we head into thursday perth though on thursday is still going to be really quite chilly but the southeastern parts of australia we're seeing more cloud or a roll its way across us for thursday so for adelaide and melbourne expect more clouds and a few outbreaks of rain as we head across towards new zealand though here for most of us it's foil and dry some sunshine for all clients thirteen degrees will be our maximum but more cloud in the south there are a few outbreaks of rain and it looks like that will gradually spread northwards for this. captaining a leading used team at sixteen years old takes determination. to the staying on top of your game at school. the whole family bands togethe

frosty nights but the clouds gathering again through the bite it's just touching the south of western australia so it means cloudy skies are the dull skies typically they can leave at least in the mornings in perth and then take a cloud producing rain in adelaide in fact all the way down the coast and edging in towards victoria again in the next day or so and like to cover tasmania now we've had a day of fine weather in new zealand but there's more cloud curving it's way in to the north once again including all clint and it will start to settle in during wednesday and a whole line of cloud develops potential for rain on the west coast of both islands during thursday far and beyond that for most of the western south the pacific is looking fine until you get a bit further north because an active weather some pretty stormy weather heavy rains of brief flooding in beijing in the last day or so and the showers are still potentially there but for the korean peninsula all of japan is pretty warm and sunny. two songs they are in sync with is worth millions of dollars to the nepalese they are living god

daytime highs not great outlaid there fourteen melbourne just thirteen degrees celsius and across western australia so complacent perth they're coming in at twenty two degrees celsius so there's a move the forecast through into monday that front begins to push into wards perth meanwhile we've got one or two showers on the coast maybe brisbane seeing the odd shower but again those temperatures still very much on the low side moving across into new zealand we've got pretty unsettled weather at the moment certainly looks like being a wet and windy one through much of sunday particular the western side of both north and south islands as we head on into monday we will find the bulk of that rain begin to clear away certainly slightly brighter but sherry whether beginning to push in so a slight improvement expected now as he moved up into northeastern parts of asia here too it's looking pretty unsettled we will eventually see a tropical cyclone appearing from the south heading towards south korea but ahead of it we've already got some heavy rain and in fact it's also pushes into north korea to move the fo

colder air taking in there as we head through into saturday to seventeen degrees out across western australiawhere the conditions not looking too bad it should be largely dry for perth highs there just shy of the twenty degree mark across into new zealand we've got a night of frontal system working its way the western side of the south island so there's going to be some very heavy rain here crisis drawing for much the day on friday but i think as we head into the start of the weekend then the rain will turn up here too so really the whole the south on is looking very wet the north on and just about hang on to dry weather for much of the day oakland should be dry with highs of fourteen moving up into northeastern asia we've also got some very heavy rain here for central and southern parts of japan and i include tokyo in that a very wet day here and in soccer for the north sapporo should be staying in the dry weather and as we head through into saturday you ceased for much of a cardo is fine but further south honshu in the southern islands more heavy rain is likely i'm afraid it's the piece of

hello there is staying unsettled for some of us in western australia we've already seen some damaging gusts of wind and some very heavy downpours but the latest system is pulling away from us as it does so there is just making way for yet another system is edging its way for us on wednesday say wall cloud more rain rolling in and then staying a little bit unsettled as we head through thursday a chance of a shower perhaps in perth most of the rain for the far south coast meanwhile in the southeast it's been very cool here recently a more clouds working its way towards us the say so thursday will be a bit grey and fourteen degrees will be our maximum there in melbourne a little bit further towards the east and those fine clear weather for many of us until we head through the day on wednesday where more cloud will be pushing its way northward here of rates of rain perhaps in the southern parts of the south island but as it spreads its way north woods most of us will see quite a cloudy day on thursday but not too wet yet if we head up further north we can see all thai food all what's left

melbourne looking on the chilly side there thirteen degrees not too bad in sydney or eighteen across western australia we could see a lot of pushing for perth for a time but it should be brighter on choose day to brighter weather is looking much better across new zealand this frontal system which case some very heavy rain is clearing away brighter conditions falling into in the course of monday by choose day system moves away should be sunny in oakland with highs of fifteen. it's been a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic crossing national borders on cultural barriers to tennis on. the town and. discovering filmmaking talent from around the viewfinder latin america follows a young man who will stop at nothing to secure an education. the crossing on al-jazeera. again you're watching i just hear all manner of our top stories this hour curfew has been imposed in the iraqi city of basra that's after police use water cannon and tear gas on protesters who tried to storm a government building people have been demonstrating over the past week against living costs and a lack of

conditions are looking dry and fine fronts though moving through the bite and indeed towards western australia where we'd like to see some quite stormy weather coming through with this particular system during the course of thursday and temperatures struck in perth just seventeen degrees otherwise still a bit on the cool side there from melbourne sydney nothing special at eighteen degrees and not much change it on friday except that we have a little area of low pressure across parts of south australia and into new south wales meanwhile across in new zealand to requite conditions expected during the course of thursday fifteen degrees in the sunshine in oakland and it should be dry for many on friday. when people think of cuba they think of revolution but ivana is undergoing a revolution and believe her life. isn't the be we're here to discover if those changes are reflected on the plate this is a q what is the q and. russian owner i'm trying to read more today ruth a.j. it's on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera i'm so ho rob a reminder of our top stories there's been a suicide

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melbourne still looking pretty chilly strokin twelve degrees sydney nothing special ed across western australia we've got to just eighteen degrees for perth and also the threat of some showers as this frontal system moves in through the forecast forward into saturday is not a great deal or change temperatures much the same and weather conditions broadly similar had a across into new zealand the weather remains fine across the both of the country during the course of friday but this low pressure center is going to be moving its way into the course of saturday so on the western side of the south on and the maybe some rain developing later on but north island still looking fine oakland sixteen degrees movie on parts of northeastern parts of asia here obviously we don't anymore rain after all the flooding that we've had certainly for more northern parts of japan as a chance of some right now but for tokyo and across much of honshu down into the southern islands weather conditions are looking draw on fine indeed they'll stay that way in the course of suffolk the fairy woman day thirty seven degrees

the southwest you can see it here already a fair amount of cloud in the southwestern parts of western australia and that area of weather gradually edges its way eastwards as we head through monday and tuesday it will bring us some pretty stormy conditions some of us could see around fifty millimeters of rain and winds gusting over ninety kilometers per hour so that could cause a few power outages here and bring down some trees as well for the eastern part still cool here for many of us melbourne no hotter than around thirteen degrees as we head through tuesday woman city up at eighteen. eradicating leprosy in cambodia relies on education and treatment. on. him but he early you know disability yet we will be waiting until three year old four year more he will have this ability. and then you'll wait for the next generation of antibiotics to me just be waiting at the bottom of the ocean. revisited. i watching out zero time to recap our lines down at least seventy five civilians have been killed in russian and syrian air strikes on the last twenty four hours that includes twenty three children and

then as this frontal system pushes through there will be a significant drop in temperatures western australia not too bad there perth that twenty degrees maybe a weak front pushing in later on we've got some showers to contend with for parts of new zealand and eventually join the course of this frontal system we're going to push in across the south island but it should be largely dry in oakland. the promise of peace in the middle east not. enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle . now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. let's have a look at the top stories here at out as there are thousands of people being boss out of two northwest and syrian towns that have been besieged by opposition fighters for more than four years the evacuation of. as part of a deal between the rebel groups and iranian fighters who are backing the government and to the exchange for the gove

weather front heading into western australia, bringing showers to perth, but sydney looks dry and willmething we are getting used to, dry and sunny, and it will feel very hot once again. tuesday, a lot of sunshine, more cloud for parts of eastern end, the risk of showing the fat south west, down to the channel islands —— the risk of a shower in the far south—west. a bit cooler around the east coast for the overnight, largely dry, the risk of a few showers in the south, and we could do with some rain by this stage was the temperatures remaining in double figures. looking ahead towards wednesday, not any rain in the forecast, but more details coming up in about half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. we start in thailand. how many of you? 13. brilliant! this is the moment 12 young boys and their football coach were found — alive — after being trapped in a vast cave system for nine days. mexico has a new president — and he's promising big changes. translation: the new project of the nation will seek to establish an authentic democracy. we don't bet on building an open

southeast just thirteen in melbourne sydney at sixteen degrees and then front pushing in across western australia so we'll see some rain pushing through perth i think of the next twenty four hours some gusty winds coming with it as well and temperatures really struck me as we head through into sunday. meanwhile across in new zealand it's looking particularly wet and active weather front moving across both on and during the course of the weekend highs of fourteen in oakland. they aren't worth millions of dollars to the nepalese they are living god. investigates the fight to reclaim nepal's stolen idols. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera critics are condemning israel's new nation state law saying that it threatens the future of peace with palestinians on thursday the knesset passed a bill defining israel as the homeland of the je

there and pretty chilly weather there from up on highs of eleven should be fine across much of western australia if not particularly warm eighteen the high in perth as for new zealand we've got heavy rain working its way across the western side of the south on the north on estates largely dry but will become grouchy cloudy during saturday. we have here as if data we know the product of from buying everything that you're doing that's really where the power of the all powerful internet is both a tool for democracy and the threat do you believe that any of your companies have adana fide the full scope of russian active measures on your platform in the echo chamber world of fake news in cyberspace the rules of the game left changed there are no precedents people in power investigates this information and democracy just leave. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hour the syrian government and its ally russia are intensifying their bombing campaign in southern province that's according to opposition reports they say the number of their strikes has increased up to talks with rebe

sticks but in this case he's using well, this bower is about 2 kilometers from the ocean in western australia. the cliff is a geological stratagem and in that stratagem are fossils and possible claims. this is up pile of fossil clamshells. it's a territorial paleontologist and as a curator i relate to this guy. i must admit. [laughter] when he sits at the top of the tree and things there to attract female visitors he saying singing do you want to come over and see my fossil collection. [laughter] when she visits she sits there. then he comes out front and he gathers things and approaches are and it's quite a violent act display. but now we see the other features of the power because of the male or to copulate he has to go around the back of these two walls. if the female doesn't like the way he's headed she can pop out the front. the bauer is aesthetic and beautiful and his architecture but it's this correlated feature which is that it protects her freedom of choice. she can get inches away and see him intimately close distance and his stuff and dramatic, even violent display, but you can res

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a woman hand feeding ahark in western australia dragged under water. thankfully she walked away with just minor injuries. >>> a falling tree crashed this bride and groom's big day, barely missing them. >>> and a bear in california who eded a little r & r snuck into this hot tub for dip. >>> finally -- a gender reveal gone wrong. >> you were supposed to pop it. >> b harley didn't pop that balloon. instead, he sent it sky gh. >>well, that didn't work. it was a good try.ll >> guess w never know. >> no, they had a backup balloon. >> oh, they did? >> yes. i think they had a little girl i or they were to have a little girl. >> there's an interesting juxtaposition between the falling tree, groom and bride here. you see this guy? every man for himself. couldn't care less if his bride got out of there. he's like see ya. >> and they moved in unison. >> he probably felt like her legs work. >> so watch shark guy, though. watch this woman, she gets atdragged into the wer here. >> does he help her?, >> he's li no, no, you're not getting my wife. that could be presum

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