degrees and should be generally draw a bright out across western australia should be fine in perth the highs of seventeen rising to eighteen on wednesday across into new zealand and here we've got the fine conditions at first but this front be making inroads jur in the course of choose day. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to the elbow will be. sacrifices that. is going to be stoned as the memory oh oh oh oh oh yes on al-jazeera.

way across southern parts so still a little bit of wet weather into the southeastern corner of western australia south australia could see some place in places if ryan is to go on through the next dial so that'll just way over towards adelaide clouding over across that western side all victoria support for i will turn rather cloudy in the next day or two melbourne around seventeen degrees sixteen there full sydney and off of the cold and frosty start press been getting up to around twenty two degrees celsius but lousy dry for much of australia as we can say that's a different story into a new zealand winds picking up here a bit more cloud or rolling through we'll see those cloudy skies producing a few spots of fry this would go on through where the state temperatures getting up to thirteen celsius and crush an all clear and then perhaps a touch warmer and o'loghlin for thursday a touch cold and crushed yes. on the clear skies as we go on into with day may while some increasing cloud will bring some very wet and windy weather in the form of that top food for south korea and later on in the week f

one of the headline moments was the non—stop services from perth in western australia to london.t passengers may find the 17 el non—stop journey too tiring and they would miss out on stopovers in asia and the middle east —— 17 hour. qantas says that the route is performing well and above expectations. in recent times, qantas, australia's national carrier, has been boosted by its domestic services and also its budget flights. qantas is almost 100 yea rs budget flights. qantas is almost 100 years old. back in 1921, the fleet consisted of two biplanes. it has 110w consisted of two biplanes. it has now become one of the major players in the ultra competitive global aviation industry. all right, and that was phil mercerjoining us from sydney. let's have a quick look at the markets now and we start with the markets now and we start with the us, record—breaking day for the s&p 500, but it closed lower at the end at 2861. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i'm rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: he did nothing wrong. the

western australia will produce -- it will become one of the world's biggest hydroxide producers. be converted in australia. i think australia has a pretty good relationship with the u.s. and china in terms of trade. yvonne: we are going to leave it there, we appreciate your time. mark calderwood. next, how the u.s. and china trade war could hurt economies in southeast asia. guest to join us to talk about the risk and opportunities in the region. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "daybreak: asia ." a regional forum ended with calls for north korea to turn nuclear promises to reality. easingmpeo warned about up on pyongyang, pointing the finger at china and russia. pompeo met the north korea foreign minister and said they had a quick, polite exchange. later, the foreign minister accused washington of demanding too much without demanding -- without allowing anything return. meanwhile, eight has been offered to vietnam, the philippines and indonesia. a long-awaited draft of a so-called code of conduct was issued for the south china cheap. china laid the blame for increasing mili

we have a mine in western australia, a very low cost mine, the lowest cost producer of nickel in australiae prices in the opposite direction, we have a very comfortable margin at current prices. >> you didn't answer my question, which was this trade spat -- is it having any effect on your business get? -- business yet? >> is not having an effect on the business, no. we continue business as normal. nearlyprices are up, double relative to where they were in 2016, at a time when we were willing, and we have a very comfortable margin at current prices. >> how much pain can you withhold on the margin front? you've had a number of ubs saying base metal producers are all the frontline when it comes to dealing with the trade war, obviously in china, increased infrastructure spending. are you doing anything to position for that possibility? focus is on high quality assets that are able to operate over the full commodity price. so for instance, at nova, we have about a six dollar australian payable pound cash margin at current price. >> all right. let's talk about something more positive, then. inde

way across southern parts so still a little bit of wet weather into the southeastern corner of western australia south australia could see some place in places if ryan is to go on through the next day or so that will edge its way over towards adelaide clouding over across that western side of victoria support for i will tell rather cloudy in the next day or two melbourne around seventeen degrees sixteen there full sydney and off of the cold and frosty start price been getting up to around twenty two degrees celsius but lousy dry for much of australia as we can say that's a different story into a new zealand winds picking up here but more cloud or rolling through will see those cloudy skies producing a few spots of fright as we go on through where the state temperatures getting up to thirteen celsius and crush an all clear and then perhaps a touch warmer and o'loghlin for thursday a touch cold and crushed by the clear skies as we go on into with may while some increasing cloud will bring some very wet and windy weather in the form of that typhoon to south korea and later on in the week for japan.

that is driven by the domestic gas policy western australia has has comeach project online, this is a of the project reserves coming online are designated to the domestic market. it is a little counterintuitive, au think you are developing new project, but more gas goes into the domestic market. yvonne: the second half still looking positive for you. as you invest in more growth projects, how do you feel about your dividend payout ratio at the moment? do you think it will be sustained at these levels? peter: we feel pretty good about it. we look at our capacity to pay. we pay on a ratio of underlying profit, but it is really about revenue and cashin-cash out. models going of options overo have the next eight mounts -- eight months to two years. i think it's time we make one of those decisions, and we are able to push further out the point in time we might need to look at the dividend payout ratio. very comfortable with where we are at the moment, and with these prices, it is continuing to support what we have been doing. yvonne: peter, always great to have you. we appreciate your time

weather system just rolling through the bike you can see the clouds there just easing outs of western australia across south australia little area of low pressure here that will swirl away high pressure further aist will keep things somewhat dry into victoria melbourne at around sixteen celsius to twenty thousand for adelaide joining in a northerly wind at least for the time being we get up to eighteen there the perth again and then larry of high pressure so we can launch sheetrock here we go in through thursday any day on into friday by friday it should be last you try the full rest south australia funny truck lost much of the country make a way across the tasman into new zealand things a little more employments here we have got a few showers just rolling through there will be blustery at times you can see a little bit of cloud there just showing up quite nicely on the satellite picture you have a socialist across just bits and pieces of cloud and right into north out of fourteen degrees for oakland over the next couple of days it's a ton a little dry brush as you go on into the weekend as we

think they have good chances of feather aging of bringing together all the populists in western europe across australia will follow a group of visit poland and other countries will follow as well but in all other countries from sweden where the screen democrats in in week's time of the elections can probably get twenty twenty five percent of the vote or to france or even spain now you have many populist swap fed up with the policies of migration or the absence of policy of migration of europe since two thousand and fifteen they have not been able to do anything you know and one mr dean mighell of the of the vice prime minister in the government of chief was telling one a study miles said if it continues we will not pay out june to the european union

pictures capturing the moment a fireball, believed to be a meteor, lit up the sky near perth, in western australiaing footage of the spectacle was caught by several dashboard cameras and also on cctv. scientists say it was a chunk of asteroid coming through the atmosphere, an event which only occcurs a couple of times a year. aboriginal leaders and opposition politicians in australia say they are outraged and disappointed over a proposal to appoint the former prime minister, tony abbott, as special envoy on indigenous affairs to the federal government. it's not clear how the new role will work and some have also questioned mr abbott's track record in handling indigenous affairs. a spokesman indigenous at this, historian and at the vest. i started by asking ms huggins why mr abbott is at the wrong fit for the role. mr abbott has a history of paternalism and punishment for aboriginal and torres strait islander people here in australia. he has also caused havoc with the prime minister's leadership over a number of years, and, quite frankly, it remains to be seen if he will do anything, if anything, f

weather system just rolling through the bite you can see the cloud that just easing outs of western australia across south australia little area of low pressure here that will swell away high pressure further aist will keep things somewhat dry into victoria melbourne at around sixteen celsius to twenty thousand full adelaide joining in a northerly wind at least for the time being we're getting up to eighteen there the perth again and then larry have high pressure so again launch the try here was to go on through thursday any day on into friday by friday it should be last you try the full rest south australia funded trackless much of the country bike away across the tasman into new zealand things a little more employments here we have got a few showers just rolling through there will be blustery at times you can see a little bit of cloud there just showing up quite nicely on the satellite picture the cautious bits and pieces of cloud and right into north out of fourteen degrees for all to and over the next couple of days it's a ton a little dry brush as they go on into the weekend as we head t

pictures capturing the moment a fireball, believed to be a meteor, lit up the sky near perth in western australiafootage of the spectacle was caught by several dashboard cameras and also on cctv. scientists say it was a chunk of asteroid coming through the atmosphere, an event which only occcurs a couple of times a year. aboriginal leaders and opposition politicians in australia say they are outraged and disappointed over a proposal to appoint the former prime minister tony abbott as special envoy on indigenous affairs to the federal government. it's not clear how the new role will work and some have also questioned mr abbott's track record in handling indigenous affairs. questioned mr abbott's track record in handling indigenous affairs. well, for more on this i'm joined from brisbane byjackie huggins, an indigenous author, activist, historian and the co—chair of national congress of australia's first peoples. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. in your view, why is mr abbott are wrong fit for the role? mr abbott has a history of paternalism and punishment for aboriginal and torres strai

hello there strong winds have been battering parts of western australia is over to this weather front here that's gradually edging its way eastwards we're seeing winds gusting over one hundred kilometers per hour in some places and it's gradually edging its way towards the east so it looks like south australia will see about wet weather and windy weather as we head through friday and then it will work its way across victoria and tasmania as well by saturday it was like most of us will be in the fresh air so it's going to be a cool one adelaide with a maximum just of eleven degrees and force in melbourne will only be at twelve.

conditions are looking quiet at the moment mostly fine but we've got this frontal system across western australia giving person wet and windy weather through the course of thursday that system does weaken little bit as it moves through the bite but still looking pretty showery here along the coast of south australia who was out late there just to eighteen degrees celsius but you will get this front come through in temperatures for dropping off quite sharply later on in the day should be a decent day for bruce been for sydney across into new zealand on the south island we've got a brace of rain on the western side during the course of thursday the north on looking cheery dry and fine and really as we head on into friday should be a largely fine day cross the bulk of the country plenty of sunshine around now moving up into northeastern parts of asia we've got typhoon shannon shannon impacting on the northeastern part of honshu so it will avoid a direct hit with tokyo but nonetheless a huge amount of rain coming down flooding is certainly likely and the like to be some transport delays here certainl

just saw this is not coming from saxony it's coming from one of the wealthiest districts of western australia i have an outside frankfurt that's right so it also shows that there may be a problem that is much bigger than what we see concentrated in some parts of east germany. or mystic standby we're going to come back to you in just a moment we want to continue that with this theme of migrants italy's new populist government is threatening to close all of the country's sports to boats carrying migrants the government is demanding that the european union rotate to the ports where rescued migrants disembark a meeting today of e.u. foreign ministers ended with no we're greenman and puts in jeopardy the future of that you use migrant rescue operation which is code named sophia. almost fifty thousand lives have been saved off the libyan coast since the e.u. mission code named sophia started migrants from africa and the middle east to sit out on a dangerous journey to europe were pulled to safety and brought to italian ports as initially agreed by all countries involved in the mission a success sto

pictures capturing the moment a fireball, believed to be a meteor, lit up the sky near perth in western australia several dashboard cameras and security cameras. scientists say it was a chunk of asteroid coming through the atmosphere, an event which only occcurs a couple of times a year. and we will leave you with these pictures from croatia. dogs and their owners taking iron —— taking pa rt their owners taking iron —— taking part ina their owners taking iron —— taking part in a combined slimming and running race. 15 a—legged athletes from all sizes and colours took us. this was organised by the owners of a beach bar —— beach bar, to encourage people how good pets there are and people to get active and tourists who want to spend the summer tourists who want to spend the summer holidays to their friends are. for the dogs, there was an eating and drinking competition, special ice cream and via suitable for canine consumption. the race was w011 for canine consumption. the race was won by bonnie, a five—year—old and his own. their prize was a two—day campsites at the alan. —— island. good morning. th

pictures capturing the moment a fireball, believed to be a meteor, lit up the sky near perth in western australia dashboard cameras and also on cctv. scientists say it was a chunk of asteroid coming through the atmosphere, an event which only occurs a couple of times a year. much more on all the news on the bbc website. thank you for watching. good morning. there's a lot of fine weather to be had across the british isles today. most of us will start the day sunny and although a little bit of cloud will develop as the hours go by, we will remain fine. a few showers possible, though, in the west. one thing to note, though, when you are heading out the door is that it will be quite a cool start, thanks to the clear skies overnight. some of the scottish glens, the north—east of england, where you see the pale green there behind me, could be just three or four degrees at the day gets under way. but the sunshine will get to work quickly and that will help temperatures to recover. a bit of cloud bubbling up through the day, turning the sunshine hazy, giving the odd light shower in the west. but, eventua

hello there strong winds have been battering parts of western australia is all of them to this weather front here that's gradually edging its way eastwards we've seen winds gusting over one hundred kilometers per hour in some places and it's gradually edging its way towards the east so it looks like south australia will see about wet weather and windy weather as we head through friday and then it will work its way across victoria and tasmania as well by saturday looks like most of us will be in the fresh air so it's going to be a cool one adelaide with a maximum just of eleven degrees and force in melbourne will only be at twelve as we head across towards new zealand we've got a fair amount of cloud as being piling its way into the western parts of the south island has also brought us a fair amount of rain they don't break so really there was we head into friday friday should be a mostly bright day for many of us eleven degrees the maximum in christchurch fifteen in all clones and generally staying very settled here as we head into saturday to me molly if we had further north we've jus

we are not putting aircraft -- more aircraft back into western australia and queensland.rease in demand. the leisure market had a record result. we are seeing really strong growth across the board. that is why we produce the profit of $1.6 billion in just about every part of the business. ramy: have to talk to you about course. we know that qantas is conservative feel hedger. -- fuel hedger. pretty muche was covered through course. the second half of this year and 50% to 2019. can you update me on these numbers and your coverage? >> a we have done is we have given an outline based on card and -- current pricing with the effect of hedging and what the oil price will be next year. 690 million worsen last year. lester was 200 million worsen the year before -- last year was 200 million worse than the year before. we have said for domestic --kets, an international our hedging is for a lot of our competitors. they are seeing a bigger fuel increase. --are seeing that the market the market being disciplined and people doing what they can to try to recover the oil prices. that giv

because it's raining in perth doesn't necessarily mean that it's good news for all of us in western australia this is the drought map this is the last of four months of rainfall that we've seen the worst drought that is all record of a very dark red so you can see just east of perth we've got a very dark red patch there indicating that we've got the worst drought on record despite the fact that perth has had the most rain for fifty years it looks very close but actually that's around five hundred kilometers because remember all straight is absolutely massive now in the east that's why we've also got plenty of drought the moment and it looks my el nino will develop in the waters of the pacific over the next few months and if it does we also expect more drought conditions in the east so that won't be helping us at all. the way sponsored by cattle means. this is life on the streets of and. from the discovery of theater is an opportunity to. become. for the true religion of a plane and perhaps a tiny. little princess part of the viewfinder latin america. at this time. one of the best health care

struggling tempers there it is twelve thirteen degrees for adelaide in melbourne meanwhile across western australia weather conditions quite in down highs of seventeen degrees for perth across into new zealand between weather systems for the moment one system moving away so relatively dry conditions on monday and choose they should be dry for much of the time or the overnight will find this frontal system graci pushing into the south island. people of argentina have been marginalized and abroad avert a culture for generations. using twenty first century tools one mother finds to reconnect to their heritage and shares their culture with the next generation. viewfinder latin america discovers new filmmaking talent from around the globe. message for my daughter. ok let's just try through your top stories so far today day eight of protests beginning in bangladesh questions calling for better road safety standards today on saturday dozens were injured in clashes with the police the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus. the venezuelan president nicolas maduro is accusing

you couldn't really apply the epithet to the west and you'd be right not to there are parts of western australia where it is dropped and they went but perth is not one of those parts nor indeed is the wheat belt in fact it's been raining to break records now the storm system will run through the bite towards adelaide bringing rain here on the cold front probably bring rain through victoria and i think we'll see some in new south wales some in queens and not enough to break the drought but it was a bit of welcome rain all saying the hymn of it all is down to tasmania and of course this system will eventually move towards new zealand but that will take a day or two in the immediate past and in the immediate future got this circulation here quite a windy one bringing big swells the western side of both islands the clouds just going to the east as they should have been sunshine for a while but shall seem likely in science out across churches and shelter here then as we wind things up the temperatures dropped to christ church and the rain is left as a few showers in autumn now it's been very wet in n

late december when bancroft‘s ban ends the only cricket he's been allowed to play is in the western australias nowhere near as glamourous or lucrative as the ones steve smith and david warner have been allowed to enjoy during their bans. they have been given one day contracts in the caribbean premier league, one of the world's leading t20 franchises. those two were also be vying for a place back in the summer be vying for a place back in the summerfor the be vying for a place back in the summer for the tests in be vying for a place back in the summerfor the tests in england and wales. but as a test player bancroft will only have eyes for the ashes. it's one of the key reasons durham think this decision could pay off, as he'll have the whole summer to prove himself worthy of a place for a test series that because of this scandal will have an extra edge to it. indeed, thank you, joe. i am sure he will want to turn around those headlines written about him. and if you've looked at the papers over the last couple of days you'd think manchester united was a team in turmoil — with plenty of negative

conditions are looking quiet at the moment mostly fine but we've got this frontal system across western australia giving person wet and windy weather through the course of thursday that system does weaken little bit as it moves through the bite but still looking pretty showery here along the coast of south australia who was out late there just to eighteen degrees celsius but we will get this front come through in temperatures for dropping off quite sharply later on in the day should be a decent day for bruce been for sydney across into new zealand on the south island we've got a brace of rain on the western side during the course of thursday the north on and looking cherry draw and fine and really as we head on into friday should be a largely fine day cross the bulk of the country plenty of sunshine around now moving up into northeastern parts of asia we've got typhoon shannon shannon impacting on the northeastern part of honshu so it will avoid a direct hit with tokyo but nonetheless a huge amount of rain coming down flooding is certainly likely and the like to be some transport delays here cert

showers here then further towards the west fine and dry for us in perth the south coast or of western australia though may just have a bit more cloud and maybe one or two showers here perth they should be dry over towards new zealand our area of low pressure continues to spiral away towards oblivion and behind it it should be a lot drier and bright if in new zealand over the next few days still not going to be that warm though we're only looking at a maximum of around ten in christchurch that will rise eventually as we head into sunday this time getting to around thirteen to the northern parts of asia and we've had two storms with us the first one cimarron continues to work away from us as does soon like plenty of rain though following it. on counting the cost crippled by its currency crisis full rich venezuela takes desperate measures to deal with a struggling economy plus it has a market value of billions but has yet to turn a profit we delve deeply into what's going on at tesla. and for you. again here it's reminder for main stories in the. u.s. media says prosecutors have granted immunity t

largely fine picture for the bulk of the country but we have got a cold front pushing in towards western australia so twenty one for perth on monday but it struck me i think with eighteen degrees the high on choose a front begins to move in about states still fine across many eastern areas twenty one pleasant enough in sydney across into new zealand it's a pretty unsettled picture here we've got this frontal system working its way into the western side of both north and south island in the course of monday this is intends to clear through and sort of fragment as we head on into choose day so some slightly brighter weather conditions to come but still rather share a picture with some quite brisk winds at times as we head up into northeastern parts of asia we've lost the heat wave across japan for the time being temperatures were close to average slightly above by degree or two we were still pretty warm for osaka we've got an area of rain from our tropical storm across shanghai is going to mate with this area of rain further towards the north so really across northeastern parts of china from beijing

off got lucky well drilling the coast of western australia. 150 million barrels of crude.s some of the largest gas reserves. investors have grown immune to economic and geopolitical bad news, which has traditionally driven demand for gold as a safe haven. that is why it has slumped to a 19 month low despite the u.s. china trade tensions and the crisis in turkey. strengthened as the fed prepares to hike again. we will talk more about gold and haven commodities in the next hour of daybreak asia. stay tuned. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ramy: crossing the bloomberg terminal right now. the latest between the u.s. and turkey. donald trump now saying the u.s. will pay nothing for the release of that detained master. advantage anden you can see the last line about we will not pay anything for the release of an innocent man. this is also happening along the lines of steve mnuchin saying that more sanctions are at the ready if this does not come to pass,

pretty windy over the next few days further west we've got another system working its way into western australia this is giving us some heavy rain and some strong winds as well in fact they could be some damage from the strong winds and they could be some flooding as well from those to wrench really heavy downpours the temperatures will be struggling under that wet and windy weather only seventeen on thursday but if we fast forward to friday behind that system it's even cooler maximum only fourteen. it's a story of survival. it's a story about how people learn to live in such remote last five pretty true to the way it did with the sheep and how that instinct help them recover from the financial crash i would continue as long as i can stand. this is a story about iceland. on al-jazeera. welcome back here with al jazeera these are your headlines so far this half hour releases former prime minister has been back in court facing money laundering charges as a corruption probe intensifies he denies moving money into his own personal bank accounts all part of a wider investigation into the disappearanc

quadrant energy got lucky while drilling off the coast of western australia and there is a base case50 million barrels for highly commercial crude. it has some of the world's largest gas crude. china's debt-ridden group is selling manhattan skyscrapers because of its proximity to trump tower. it is valued at $452 million. in the proposed deal with the management company could mean it could take a loss. it saved millions for the building two years ago and trying to find a buyer. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 jourmists and analysts in more than 120 countries. paul: let's get a quick update in the markets. 30 minutes now. a little bit of a rally. the index is up a quarter of 1%. everything else. the kiwi and aussie dollars. futures are looking pretty calm. let's get more on what we should be watching as trading gets under way. and ruth, looks like investors are jittery about the roller coaster ride, what is going on there? >> what about turkey. all about the trade war. and to big firm managers, china, what is happening with the relationship with the u.s. domina

so sydney coming in with seventeen degrees and should be generally draw a bright out across western australia should be fine in perth the highs of seventeen rising to eighteen on wednesday across into new zealand and here we've got the fine conditions at first but this front be making inroads jur in the course of choose day. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to the elbow will be. sacrifices that. is going to be stoned as the memory oh oh oh oh oh yes on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you this hour there is widespread destruction on the intonation island of lombok after an earthquake on sunday and rescuers still need to reach some areas at least ninety one people have died but that is expected to rise soon protests are continuing for a ninth day in bangladesh despite government promises to address the road safety concerns police and groups armed with wooden petards have attacked students at east west university

picture which is light to bring rain it's been very wet recently let me just about the way in western australia and that is a windy front as it went through pursed case and decent rain being followed by showers the whole lot is going to sweep east across the bite and bring some rain just to this side of south australia and maybe if you're lucky some parts victoria new south wales but it still doesn't look particularly likely it will grow through the south it will bring rain to melbourne looking very warm eleven or twelve degrees to bring rain to tasmania as well and eventually will make its way across the tasman sea but i think for the next two days wherever you are in new zealand you like to have a fine couple of days off maybe a slightly chilly night but who's going to complain. to train and equip the opposition in syria so they can help push back these terrorists people in power investigates how the us supplies soviet style weapons to its allies through private companies. wash their hands and say well we didn't know where it was so a weapon that was supplied by the us government may well end

of it draw a force on thursday in perth but the weather working its way across other parts of western australia and into parts of south australia even melbourne could expect to see some rain. when you're from a neighborhood known as a hotbed of radicalism. you have to fight to defy stereotypes. but in the meeting going to join the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them you know how much money. will be given survived the initial little. sound. this is huge. amount. of them back let's recap the top stories for you right now good estimates around four million refugees children did not get to go to school last year it says the rollman is failing to keep up with the broad number of displaced people it wants governments and aid agencies to make education a critical element of the international response to refugees international pressure is growing to prosecute me and maurice the military leaders for the genocide of one hundred muslims and security council has to baited mass killings and gang rapes detail by investigators man maher says the allegations are false and the u.s. has

the annual forum gets underway in the gold mining town of cargo really in western australia.n the ground. what is the mood like? it is not a bad time to be an aussie gold miner. paul: that is right. the mood of this conference is typically upbeat. if you have a look at gold, the miners have swelling cash piles and very strong margins as well. the aussie gold miner valuations are on a par with the valuations of the north american peers for their first time in ever. futures that show this. ine a look at gold price aussie dollars. it has been falling in u.s., but because the aussie has been offening, gold is only $160 the high from 2011 and 2016 when you price it in aussie dollars. this shows you the valuation of the australian gold miners compared to the u.s. peers. you can see outperforming. this would have been compared to m&a. what does that mean for the deal side of the digging? credit, 250 billion -- they are investing in london gold. also looking at potential u.s. deals are the evolution's j klein said they are considering m&a, nothing firm yet. they are looking at north

hello there strong winds have been battering parts of western australia is all of them to this weather front here that's gradually edging its way eastwards we're seeing winds gusting over one hundred kilometers per hour in some places and it's gradually edging its way towards the east so it looks like south australia will see that wet weather and windy weather as we head through friday and then it will work its way across victoria and tasmania as well by saturday looks like most of us will be in the fresh air so it's going to be a cool one adelaide with a maximum just of eleven degrees and force in melbourne will only be at twelve as we head across towards new zealand we've got a fair amount of cloud has been piling its way into the western parts of the south island has also brought us a fair amount of rain they don't break so really there was we head into friday friday should be a mostly bright day for many of us eleven degrees the maximum in christchurch fifteen in all clones and generally staying very settled here as we head into saturday to me well if we had further north we've jus

pressure so for most places it's looking fine but we have got fronts just been pushing through western australia into the bite so for tasmania it's looking like a pretty unsettled spell of weather over the next few days some very strong winds likely to develop the fronts a weak feature it gradually pushes through the bite region and then as we head on through into thursday looks like a fine day in sydney highs of eighteen but is remaining rather unsettled across news in at the moment showers like him both arlen's with highs of fifteen expected in oakland's. of struggles. with not only that i mean. that i'm walking about on the fun of pleasure because i don't mind i'm getting where it is good but i'm not going for an intimate look at life in cuba today as it was the annual want to. watch the annual i got a bicycle to my cube on al jazeera. welcome back here with al jazeera i'm peter dubey here in doha your headlines counterterrorism officers and leading the investigation into the crash of a car into security barriers outside the house of commons in london the driver was immediately arrested and t

she is staying on the back bench to serve western australia but has not decided what her long-term profit- prospects are and whether she will contact -- free do that election. haidi: thank you so much. a sense of stability after the turmoil that was last week. let's get you to first word news with haslinda amin. several people are reported dead in a mass shooting at jacksonville, florida. that was hosting a videogame tournament. police say one suspect is dead at the scene. it is not clear if there are other shooters involved. the sheriff's office warns people tuesday away from the area around the lending model. and you social media to tell others hiding in the long to wait for help. and mexico are said to be close to resolving their differences on nafta. an announcement may come as soon as monday. bloomberg is told the two sides have achieved significant breakthroughs on the last few days on autos and energy, paving the way for opening the door to canada to rejoin the talk spirit president trump tweeted that could be a big agreement with mexico soon. the tesla drama turns another page wit

pretty down at the bottom and as you'd expect me well we've got this frontal system coming into western australia so perth is looking fairly wet back clear through say head through into wednesday but temperatures dropping to sixteen degrees me muffin you see that looking rather unsettled on both on and seeing some showers. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives other stories. providing you into someone else's without inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to go will be. sad movie is going to be so miss the. oh oh come. on al-jazeera. you're watching out in syria time to recap our headlines now funerals are being held for some of the fifty three people killed in a saudi u.a.e. airstrike on first day which hit a school bus forty of the victims were children the saudi a morality coalition said the strikes conform to international laws and were aimed hooty rebels firing missiles. turkey's interior ministry says it will take action against three hundred forty six social media accounts accused of negative posts about the currency the central bank is implemen

large a fine picture of the bulk of the country but we have got a cold front pushing in towards western australia so twenty one for perth on monday but struggling i think with eighteen degrees the high on choose a front begins to move in about states still fine across many eastern areas twenty one pleasant enough in sydney across into new zealand it's a pretty unsettled picture here we've got this frontal system working its way into the western side of both north and south island in the course of monday this is intends to clear through and sort of fragment as we head on into choose day so some slightly brighter weather conditions to come but still rather share a picture with some quite brisk winds at times as we head up into northeastern parts of asia we've lost the heat wave across japan for the time being temperatures will close to average slightly above by degree or two we will still pretty warm for a saka we've got an area of rain from our tropical storm across shanghai is going to mate with this area of rain further towards the north so really across northeastern parts of china from beijing

this is footage of fireball, believed to be a meteor, lighting up the sky near perth in western australian app called natural cycles promotes itself as a natural alternative to contraception, and has claimed to be highly accurate and clinically tested . but the advertising standards authority has found that these claims are misleading. jean mackenzie has been to meet one woman who got pregnant while using the app. how many months now? 34 weeks. so yeah, about five to go. rebecca was not planning on having herfirst child for a few years. i was looking for a sort of alternative to contraception at the time, i suffer from depression and anxiety and hormone related contraception just seem to really escalate that. she came across this contraceptive act which strikes fertility over the month and tells them when they can and cannot get pregnant. she says she started using it after seeing an advert on is to graham saying that it was 99% effective. was it based on the 99% you decided to use it? yes, i was sort of sucked into this 99% effective, you know, even more effective than the pill. she said

but in this case he is using -- well, this bower is about two kilometers from the ocean in the western australia, on the ocean is a cliff and in the middle of the cliff is a geological stratum and in that stratum are fossils. fossil clams and this is a pile of fossil clam shells. this is a territorial bower bird. i kind of row late to this guy, and he is -- when he sings at the top of his tree, as he does in the morning to attract females, he is saying, literally singing do you want 0 come over and see my fossil collection? [laughter] >> when she visits, she sifts there. right? and then he comes out front as in this guy and he gathers things and approaches her. akind of -- quite a violent act of display. but now we see the other features of the bower because if the male wants to copulate he has to do around the back of the two walls and if the female doesn't like it she can pop out the front. so the bower has arctic tour and has this other feature which is it protects her freedom of choice. she can get inches away and see him at intimately close distance and all of his stuff and his dramatic, ev

showers here then further towards the west fine and dry for us in perth at the south coast or of western australia though may just have a bit more cloud and maybe one or two showers here perth they should be dry over towards new zealand our area of low pressure continues to spiral away towards oblivion and behind it it should be a lot drier and bright if in new zealand over the next few days still not going to be that warm though we're only looking at a maximum of around ten in christchurch that will rise eventually as we head into sunday this time getting to around thirteen to the northern parts of asia and we've had two storms with us the first one cimarron continues to work away from us as does soon like plenty of rain though following it. they're not intrinsically linked to the slave trade where you are so i'm consistent and insurance companies there's no way to separate back and of terror from the labor on the plantation from the profits that lou produced. had asked in europe industrialized slavery and amassed its great wealth the resistance began to take full on from sugar to rebellion episo

end of their term here's a look at how camera has earned the title of coup capital of the western world. australia has a new prime minister again but how long will scott morrison last he's the sixth prime minister in just over a decade none of his predecessors filled the post three year term. the tunnel started in two thousand and seven with labor's kevin rudd who took the reins from one of australia's longest serving prime ministers with rudd's popularity plummeting by two thousand and ten his party colleague julia guillard defeated him in a leadership challenge becoming the country's first female prime minister except rudd made a comeback in two thousand and thirteen giving guillard a taste of her own medicine by wrangling party leadership back. his second stay in the prime minister's office would be brief just a few months later voters had their say in part fed up with labor's infighting they threw them out in favor of their liberal opponents the liberal party leader tony abbott assumed the prime ministership for a time anyway. this will prove the people of the right all is taking a page from l

scientists are searching for a meteorite that is thought to have fallen in western australia, lightinghe spectacular sight was caught on camera by multiple spectators, as it soared high across perth. it looks like something out of a film, didn't it? yes. researchers believe it may have crashed near the town of york in australia. the hunt is on for suspected alien rocks, which could help scientists to work out how the solar system was formed. i wonder what an alien rock looks like. well, go to york and you will find it. there we are then, someone might send us a picture one—day. prince harry has joked about playing his ancestor, king george the third, in a hip—hop musical that mocks the british monarchy during the founding of modern—day america. the duke and duchess of sussex attended a special performance of hamilton at the west end's victoria palace theatre, to raise money for the duke's hiv charity, sentebale. it's thought the evening raised nearly £300,000, and the audience was treated to harry briefly bursting into song at the end of the show. # you say... applause. that's definite

australia. advertises itself as a collective over western chauvinists some of its members took part in the notorious old ride rally in charlottesville and on august twenty seventh teen but since then it's tried to distance itself from the old right now the proud boys came ahead of the anniversary of the charlottesville rally with twitter and now saying the organization has violated its policy on violent extremist groups. or so i think debated the issue with our guests were only associated with those events being that the media keeps saying that we're so see what those events if you read what we wrote including what i personally wrote before and after charlottesville it was something we wanted nothing to do with it was an absolute abject disaster run by psychopaths and i'm happy it failed i think it might just be coincidental that it was shut down after that and less of course somebody didn't want people to know that there are reasonable people in the new right who are saying we don't want anything to do with that kind of racist nazi dreck which we don't which is

think they have good chances of feather aging of bringing together all the populists in western europe across australia will follow a group of visit poland and other countries will follow as well but in all other countries from sweden where the screen democrats in in week's time of the elections can probably get twenty twenty five percent of the vote or to france or even spain now you have many populist swap fed up with the policies of migration or the absence of policy of migration of europe since two thousand and fifteen they have not been able to do anything you know and one mr dean mighell of the of the vice prime minister in the government of chief was telling one a study miles said if it continues we will not pay out june to the european union you had the little guy a spokesman not not even a commissioner mr winter stand i happened to know of a little guy who said. to mr country and to mr de mayo in europe threats don't work i mean it's incredible if this is europe if you krantz you know in the corridors of brussels can't dictate ball says of countries like italy sixty million people to mr condit

most central eastern there is a so looking fine but we've got a cold front pushing in across western australia so again it's going to turn wet and windy is quite a feature getting into per se expect some very strong gusts of wind heading across into new zealand we've got this weather front which is working its way across both islands cheering a wide unstable. it will then clear through so by thursday we should be looking at some brighter weather generally particular across the north on in the south and likely see a trough of low pressure bring the threat of further showers developing here in the course of the day moving up into northeastern parts of asia typhoon shannon shannon is expected to be making landfall close to tokyo probably just to the east of tokyo which is good news for the size still looking pretty warm but dry some heavy rain across parts of northeastern china through into north korea so expect wet weather in beijing for the rain line to come later on thursday but our typhoon still line through affecting more northern parts of honshu giving heavy rain. of fire. talking about the