hello a draft of warm air and humid days has come through from western australia to this ragged mass of clouds is on its way through the southeast conan have brought some walls to perth and is there bring it to adelaide 70 degrees is a close comes in there was sea fog it was drizzle bitter rain still some rain possible in western australia on sunday and purse back in the sunshine some rain but not more much is going to be welcomed anywhere from i suppose new south wales science words it'll wet the ground for probably won't collect much from adelaide's temperatures dropped to 30 times this frontal system is on its way through it's always been rather more active on the other side of the tasman sea the tickly where you can see that cloud streaming off the mountains in the south attempt to collect a lot of rain on the windward side which of course is the west and with that wind direction more or less coming off the townsmen on to that side of the islands both islands that's where the rain will fall but in wellington you got a good wind a bit of sunshine on monday over a generally cloudy

manchester united are in western australia. 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side play english rivals leeds inday. the united boss feels the club, with the reputation it has, should have more ambitious plans for next season. we have to aim for further up than forth. that is just being at man united, andi forth. that is just being at man united, and i tried to be an optimist and be wrong than a pessimist and be right. i can't say that these players won't be challenging for the big trophies, because they have quality, they do have the chance, and we just need that consistency. we need a good start and we need to keep working every single day and not take a rise of the target. i'm not used to us being fifth or sixth, no, but that is where we are at, and that is the size of the challenge and i love that challenge. manchester city have finally arrived in china for their pre—season tour after delays forced them to fly two days later than planned. the premier league champions had an open training session in shanghai. they're taking part in the premier league asia trophy alongside west ham, wolves and

hello draft of warm air and she medea's has come through from western australia to this ragged mass of planters on his way through the southeast conant her brought some walls to perth and his dad bring it to adelaide 70 degrees is a cloak comes in they will see fog it was drizzle bitter rain still some rain possible in western australia on sunday and purse back in the sunshine some rain but not more much is going to be welcomed anywhere from i suppose new south wales sayas woods it's a wet the ground for probably won't collect much from adelaide's temperatures dropped to 30 by the time this frontal system is over its way through it's always been rather more active on the other side of the tasman sea the tickly where you can see that cloud streaming off the mountains in the south attempt to collect a lot of rain on the windward side which of course is the west and with that wind direction more or less coming off the townsmen on to that side of the islands both islands that's where the rain will fall but in wellington you got a good wind there because sunshine on monday over generally cl

hit the waters off of northwest australia saturday night, the strongest quake ever recorded in western australia. seismologists say they dodged a bullet. the earthquake was far enough, there was no real damage and no word of injuries. >>> time is 4:37, a santa rosa man arrested for thursday's felony dui hit and run crash at a shopping center is due in court. hector larios ran in to a 2- year-old girl and drove away. he was arrested. larios had four other dui convictions in the past six years. witnesses stay child ran in to traffic and was not in a cross walk when she was hit. she is expected to survive. >>> search and rescue teams are trying to find a man who was swept away by a river while trying to save his daughter. the area is still closed to visitor because of the search. >>> the incidewhen the man's 12-year-old daughter slipped from a rock in to the frigid waters. the father jumped in after her to try to save her. >> state park ranger, james carry, rescued the 12-year-old daughter with the help of a good samaritan. that was the end of the rescue as the father went downstream. >> the nevada

the strongest ever recorded in western australia. experts in australia say they dodged a bullet. enough away to avoid major damage and injuries.>>> a fishing trip turned into a once-in-a- lifetime event in the san francisco bay. >> going on 30 or more minutes we had to pull in. >> people out with golden state sports fishing hooked a big fish that dragged their boat around the bay. they battled to reel it in for about an hour. each person on the boat try to pull it in and even the experts got tired. then, watch this. >> there he is. right there. he is cute. he has to be 10 feet. that is a great white. you got a great white. a great white. that is a great white. >> that is a great white. on the end of that line. the fishermen say it was at least six feet long. that would be really scary. they are protected so you cannot catch one. the group took videos and pictures and then released it back happily.>>> cell has been busy all morning. a lot has been happening. >> one of the biggest problems has been the truck crash eastbound 80. the tow truck is there now getting the vehicle that we

that quake hit just hours after a magnitude 6.5 shook up some coastal communities in western australia2000 miles to the south, residents reported feeling the ground shake for about 15 to 20 seconds, but so far, only minor damage being reported. >>> american airlines extending flight cancellations through november in the wake of the troubled boeing 737 max. this is affecting hundred 37 flights per day. the max planes have been grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes involving the flights and install software. airlines are canceling flights every day while boeing works on a software fix. >>> emily hard rich reportedly killed in an accident while wearing -- writing an electric scooter. the news of her death was shared on an instagram post yesterday. hard rich was reportedly struck and killed by a truck in london. uk news outlets say this is the first fatality in the uk involving e scooters. cartridge gained her falling for her videos on fitness and mental health. her most popular video had more than 24 million views. heart rate was 35 years old. >>> construction workers in new mex

minor damage to some buildings, we also have video from western australia, this also overnight a six-point five, can see it some material off of store shelves and coast securities. there were reports of the ground shaking between 15-20 seconds. a lot of of these in the area of the planet right now. back to you. >>> no confirmed ice raids reported in the bay area over the weekend despite the expected wave of detention, immigrant families on edge this morning in case the raids happen this week. the sweep was supposed to start yesterday and detain up to 2000 undocumented immigrants on final deportation orders. even though the raids never materialized, the preparation did mobilize the community and the san francisco's mission district and have a big impact on local businesses. >> this neighborhood in the mission is rampant, people were not going to church, were not shopping, were not going to the movies. they were complaining employees did not show up on sunday and they are short employees. >> ice says it conducts arrests every day but we are not allowed to elaborate what happens this weekend.

authorities say it is the strongest earthquake ever recorded to western australia. there are no reports of any serious injuries or major damage. >>> american airlines now says they will keep their boeing max jets off their schedule through november 2. that's two months longer than their earlier target that has now been reset five times. the faa says there's no assurance that the max will be back in the skies before next year. boeing is trying to reassure airlines that they will be ready, but the process of developing and certifying new software and pilot training has run into a number of unexpected delays. the original software problem has reportedly been fixed, but has not been approved by the government, after different software problems surface. the boeing 737 max series was grounded earlier this year after two deadly crashes involving airplanes. >>> new research suggests a healthy lifestyle can cut the risk of alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. researchers from great britain found that regardless of how much genetic risk someone had, a good diet, exercise,

across europe and you can see it in much of africa, much of asia and eastern south america and western australia we will leave you with these pictures from washington, dc for the moment. thank you very much. hello. well, it's true to say that weather doesn't just stop at the country's borders. if we take a look at what happened on sunday here in the uk, south—east england we had some grey and boring skies. a bit of rain around, we had some cold air brought in by the jetstream that reactivated an old weather front to bring that wet weather. just a day later, and area of cold air had reached the warm waters of the mediterranean, generating thunderstorms and a waterspout in bastia in corsica. here we had 137mm falling in one day. we had 13 times the amount of rain they would normally see in the whole month ofjuly falling in one day. right now, severe thunderstorms battering parts of greece. a severe weather warning in place for much of the country, damaging wind gusts and large hail. also the risk of flash flooding lasting well into wednesday. elsewhere, we've got high pressure holding onto the sou

notice and impervious to picture becomes increasingly cloudy with what i hope is welcome rain for western australia during the early as a saturday and during the day itself the breeze cool things down in perth after was the rains most either over the walls or not over the land which is not a particularly useful picture asked for new zealand well you've got mountains in the way no rain just disappears over the top it stops and it falls and it goes in so quite heavily i think on friday the picture is almost obscuring both the north and south island but the rain disappears further east leaving oakland at least in probably brighter weather come saturday but the rain is still there further south from a different direction and rain becomes increasingly the story once again for a good part of southern japan and south korea with a tropical cyclone on its way. a group with a body for the right to enter a new temple this long been the exclusive domain of men one i want to investigate the battle to overcome centuries of screaming in india on al-jazeera every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stori

, also visible across europe and much of africa, asia, the eastern part of south america and western australiaight of the full moon. there is another side of the story — the impact it had on the millions who stayed up watching tv as the mission unfolded. the uk's space agency has been piecing together their stories and the lasting effect that the event had on their lives. here is david sillito. columbia, columbia, this is houston. here goes the mission with the television camera on it. this is the story of what landing on the moon meant to us. it's one small step for man... 0ne giant leap for mankind. home movies, scrapbooks, photos — a national memory bank of this "where were you" moment. and, of the hundreds of contributors, we have been speaking to three of them. i'm with my parents and all of the schoolchildren at myjunior school. there is armstrong. it's just myself on the left chair, my dad on the right, looking at the television. you're thinking, i've never been up this late. you know, it's 4:00am in the morning. the children got very bored, and they were getting up and running round, a

good to have you back we are going to be watching a frontal system here across parts of south western australia in the next coming days the system that you see coming off the indian ocean well that system is going to bring some very heavy rain as well as some gusty winds for perth here on thursday beginning really towards the afternoon in the evening hours so heavy rain as well as gusty winds there by friday the system will push through we may see a change of air and temperatures will come down just slightly across that area but for south eastern australia things aren't quite nice are going to sing and i stay here but a cooler day in melbourne at 13 it's sydney saying about 15 degrees as your high over here towards the north in the south island of new zealand where we do have one weather system that is pushing through that is going to bring very heavy rain here on thursday for parts of the north island clearing skies are going to be in the forecast for the south island and we're going to be seeing winds coming out of the southwest so for christchurch expect to see about 11 degrees but rain in t

good to have you back we are going to be watching a frontal system here across parts of south western australia in the next coming days the system that you see coming off the indian ocean well that system is going to bring some very heavy rain as well as some gusty winds for perth here on thursday beginning really towards the afternoon in the evening hours so heavy rain as well as gusty winds there by friday the system will push through we may see a change of air and temperatures will come down just slightly across that area but for south eastern australia things aren't quite nice we'll be seeing and i stay here but a cooler day in melbourne at 13 it's sydney sing about 15 degrees as your high over here towards the north in the south island of new zealand where we do have one weather system that is pushing through that is going to bring very heavy rain here on thursday for parts of the north island clearing skies are going to be in the forecast for the south island and we're going to see winds coming out of the southwest so for christ church expect to see about 11 degrees but rain in the foreca

it's the strongest earthquake ever recorded in western australia. >>> the top democratic presidential contenders there in a hypothetical matchup. they came out ahead of the president. a new poll by then had the largest lead with nine point advantage because he beat the president with independent suburban voters. bernie sanders holding onto a seven point lead in the bowl. >> what we need is a political resolution. i think i'm the only candidate who's been clear about that. >> the next debate is at the end of this month in detroit. >>> the 2020 census has been the focus of a recent battle over a citizenship question. there are new concerns about possible security problems that have affected next your senses. for the first time the u.s. census bureau is going digital with almost all the information being passed along in cyberspace. experts worry foreign hackers could go after some of that information, changing, or deleting it. >> any time you move from a manual process to a digital process you've got things you've never had to worry about before in terms of cyber security. the two countr

it happened saturday night, the strongest quake ever recorded in western australia.ogists say they dodged a bullet, the quake was just far enough away to avoid major damage and injuries. >>> breaking news a deadly crash block lanes on a major freeway. live with details on what happened and when crews could get the lanes back open. a person was hurt overnight in an apartment fire in martinez, what firefighters told ktvu about where this fire started. the the >>> we went to bay a deadly crash on the eastbound side of interstate 80. >> chp says one person has died in the crash in richmond. part of the freeway is shut down. >>reporter: it is an extensive seen right now. we are just before the exit on i 80 eastbound. we have the investigative officers with the chp here can you walk us through what happened? >> this morning around 6 am we got a call for locked lanes. a few moments later we ha

it is the strongest quake ever recorded in western australia. the experts say they dodged a bullet.hat earthquake was far enough away to avoid major damage and injuries. >>> drama on capitol hill, a tweet by president trump has many democrats calling the president a racist. familiar. >> reporter: good morning. the president has sense added to his criticism of four democratic lawmakers. president trump headed out for golf yesterday but not before setting off a storm. the squad, four freshmen democratic far left lawmakers who have been making big waves of their own. on twit ter president wrote, why don't they go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came. >> it is absolutely racist and un-american. >> reporter: democrats on the trail and elsewhere condemned the tweet as racist. truth, one of the four women was born outside of the united states. all of them shot back with tweets including this one from taleak, he needs to be impeached. >> we are in the arena. that's all i'm going to say on the shut. if you want to wish your questions you wish yo

that quake hit hours after a magnitude 6.5 shook up some coastal communities in western australia. miles to the south. president reported feeling the ground shake 15 to 20 seconds but so far they just have minor damage. >>> american airlines is extending flight cancellations involving the trouble boeing 737 max. it's been grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes linked to the plane's anti-stalling software. it's affecting about 115 flights per day. southwest and united are also canceling dozens of flights every day. all of those airlines are trying to use other planes on those routes whenever they can. >>> giant of the tech world will field questions this week on capitol hill. executives from amazon and apple and facebook and google will appear on tuesday to testify before the house judiciary committee's anti-trust subcommittee. both democrats and republicans are raising concerns. republicans worry conservative voices are getting short rifd online. the ftc is fining facebook for falling short on user privacy. no word on if the people's privacy was abused is going to be getti

the quake hit hours after the 6.5 shook coastal communities in western australia. residence reported the ground shaking about 15 -20/2. so far only minor damages reported . >>> new this morning, two people dead and more than a dozen others hurt after an accident at a amusing park in india. according to reports the pendulum ride was swinging back and forth when it wrote down and crashed while writers were strapped in, two people died instantly, 28 others were injured. the interior minister says the investigation is now underway . >>> american airlines extending flight cancellations through november volving the boeing 737 max, this affects about 150 flights per day. the 737 max's has been grounded worldwide since march following two deadly also canceling dozens of flights every day well works on a software fix . >>> that is a area coast guard cutter intercepting a semi submersible drug vessel in international waters off south america. that is one of 14 busts garb rivers made during a 90 day patrol of the eastern pacific. it is scheduled to return to its home port in

australia. authorities say it is the strongest earthquake that has ever been recorded to hit the western portion injuries or major damage. some people did take out cell phones while everything was shaking. one video showing items falling off of shelves and counters at a store and breaking down below. >>> the power is back on in new york after widespread power outage that affected the subway systems, broadway shows and traffic for hours. we hear what city leaders say it could have been a lot worse. >> we have experienced a significant disturbance. >> the electrical service in new york is now restored after a large-scale power outage in the city saturday night sending tens of thousands of people on to darkened streets. traffic lights were knocked out and elevators were stalled. commuters had limited subway service. >> there were no reports of injuries or fatalities. >> con edison said most of the outages were midtown manhattan and the upper west side. the outage affecting mental -- many tourist attractions including the lights of radio city music hall going dark and interrupting events at madison

it stopped near the group off the coast of western australia.s clearly in distress. she then waited patiently while i removed the fishing hooks. and she flipped right over and just let them do it which they were amazed by. they are incredibly intelligent creatures. they were amazed by. they are incredibly intelligent creatureslj am incredibly intelligent creatures.” ama incredibly intelligent creatures.” am a great big manta ray, i could do that here. are you 0k, sally? we will talk about the papers in a moment because they are packed with sport, aren't they, this morning? normally we talk about the back pages but today, they are the front pages, everything is a sport celebration and the weather was pretty good as well. hey, matt. todayis pretty good as well. hey, matt. today is since weapons day and is legend goes if it rains today it will be dry for the next a0 days and if it rains today it will if it rains today it will be dry for the next a0 days and if it rains today it will rain for the next a0 days. dry today but will it last? it doesn't

active the weather is and australia's been active winter so far the next front on its way into western australia there it is directly it's over the person it's is going to be cold because it can be overcast and raining but the breeze isn't that strong 14 in perth in north contrast nice contrast in adelaide at 17 sunny degrees and still cold 11 in hobart and all this time the onshore breeze up the queensland coast will mean cloudy sometimes wet as well nonie about 20 in brisbane in new zealand north this frontal system in the immediate future but is drifting slowly offshore. let me take it. like no please sign. while. the strongest fastest and most skilled. nation comes to. stadiums that are going to. discover a new his destination defeat the women's world cup france 29 t. . a reminder of the main stories here it out of the un now says there were 2 strikes on a migrant detention center in libya which killed at least 60 people it says there were also reports that guards shot at fleeing migrants and refugees after the 1st attack the un security council meanwhile is failed to agree on how to respond

and in perth the picture becomes increasingly cloudy with some what i hope is welcome rain for western australia during the early as a saturday and during the day itself the breeze cool things down in perth off was the rains mostly there over the walls and not over the land which is not a particularly useful picture as for new zealand well you've got mountains in the way no rain just disappears over the top it stops and it falls and it goes in so quite heavily i think on friday the picture is almost obscuring both the north and south island but the rain has phase further east leaving oakland at least in probably brighter weather come saturday but the rain is still there further south from a different direction and rain becomes increasingly the story once again for a good part of southern japan and south korea with a tropical psycho known its way. banks love to make loans to sufferings because behind the suffering a millions of taxpayers because those taxpayers never go away is a new one bone every single day a 19 it is an urgent national misses its economy but it we officially requested rationin

affectionately named after the patterns on its belly, "freckles" stopped near the group, off the coast of western australia her, and she's thankfully doing well. let's go to the weather now we had a lot of sunshine this morning around northern and western parts of the uk. some cloud across eastern parts but towards the end the week it will wetter and windier. rain spreading in for many. not much rain today, some show as possible across wales and the south west of england but for most it is a dry afternoon with some sunshine. cloud bending and breaking up across eastern areas this afternoon. through tonight some showers moving to northern ireland into the south—west of scotland but otherwise a clear night with some mist and fog first thing tomorrow morning. throughout tuesday for most of us a dry day, some showers around for scotla nd dry day, some showers around for scotland and northern ireland and a warmer day at around 25 celsius. hello, it's monday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. look at this! he's got it, england have won the world cup by the barest of margins! england's men are celebrating

where most of the others itself that backs the etf is guaranteed by the state government of western australiaas the highest short-term a-1 plus rating that anybody could get. thirdly, foreign investors who at some point would like to take physical gold in exchange for their shares, they can actually do that. it is a simple process and they can exchange their shares for physical gold, which we will deliver to them anywhere in the world. >> do you guys see crypto as an alternative to gold? is it a rival for investor's attention? >> the problem with cryptos is there's not a lot actually backing most cryptos it is an arithmetic formula if you bought bitcoin and there was a run on bitcoin, the liquidity of it would be some -- make it very, very difficult for you to actually get your money back out of it i think that's a differentiator. gold etf has a physical commodity that underlines it. >> on the topic of physical, richard, i want to come back to this specific coin behind us is there a market for something like that? it is the biggest in the world, as you said. it has her majesty on one side, a

>> i grew up in western australia. i wanted to have a license in the amazing industry. film industry for 20 years as a production coordinator. my dad, too. i am lucky to have that ba background. >> is dacre an australian name? >> it's from my mom's side of the family. it dates back a long way. i don't know where it comes from in necessarily. >> you are interested in comedy now? >> i am doing a romantic comedy in canada. we start shooting next week. i think it will be a good ego-stripping exercise. you know what i mean? and kind of -- >> it's it you have. >> yeah, it's a different pace. and drama is slower and you have great pauses in between that i think you can lavish in. most recently we are hosting for this film. i was like, oh my god, i don't have that time. it's a new space. >> you probably do well in romance though. that. k, man, i don't knowbout >> i think it's good for everybody to get the piss taken out of them. >> we can say that on tv? >> good to see you. >>> the new season of "stranger things" is available right now on netflix. >>> ahead, how striving for pe

the impacts on point production from western australia has been a bit of a blow for bhp.seen iron ore put up -- they have seen iron ore production fall. the company was formed in 2001. we have seen -- we have seen those volumes slip. that looks like it could be a temporary blip. they will press ahead with programs aimed at raising capacity through the rest of the current fiscal year. terms of raising met capacity, how much of a rebound are we expecting? -- that capacity, how much of a rebound are we expecting? david: they expect that total production volumes to rise as much as percent in the current fiscal year, so it jumped back quite quickly. longer-term, they will carry out maintenance. the big export hub, the gateway to china, and also other minor maintenance. all of the intended to raise capacities to 290 million tons. that compares to output last year of about 270 million tons. they are expecting a rebound in the planning to continue to lift those volumes. flagging what is bhp ahead of financial results next month? david: well, given those problems that we have ment

>> 8:04 how about a little boost >> remarkable video captured a rare rescue off the coast of western australiam, trying to get his attention. turned out to the ray, known to local divers as freckles, had a large fish hook stuck in her it was dangerously close to her eye. jake was guiding snorkelers at the time he knew he had to act fast he kept diving down again, and again, and again, pulling the hooks out. he dove down again to say good-bye and freckles was there waiting. a magical moment between human and sea creature. >> thank goodness she found jake. >> i know. >>> up next on a friday morning an eye-opening nbc new investigation that reveals a troubling challenge facing some military families. the fight under way to give them a helping hand. >>> and then music's rising star, maggie rogers hitting our citi stage for a live concert just ahead first, ofriday morning, these messages ahead.st ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. ex

>> remarkable video, captured a rare rescue off the coast of western australia.here when a nearly ten-foot manaray kept swimming past him trying to get hi attention. this ray, known to local divers as freckle, hasis large fh hook stuck in her and it was dangerously close to her eye. jake was guiding a group of snorkelers at the time, kne he had to act fast. he dnde down again a again, and again. eventually, he was able to pull those hooks out. after it was over, he dove down one more time just to say good-bye. a really magical moment between human and sea creature. >> thank goodness freckle found jake. >> i know. >> up next here on a friday morning, an eye-openingc nb news investigation that reveals a ing some challenge f military families. the fight under way to give them a helping hand. >> and then, music's rising star, maggie rogers hitting our citi stage for a live concert. first, on a friday mning, . ♪ ♪ i'm and i'm ne sufferer emt. when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community

we are actually in a night pass fly over the western part of australia. this is a favorite placee like to be because you can look out the window and see the southern lights, this green glow thatun dances aon the horizon. it is just --it takes your breath away. laura: christina, its almost 50 years since the first moon landing. there is another one planned by nasa. could you be the first femaleas onaut on the moon? christina: gosh, it is a privilege to even have that question posed. i don't necessaril fthink about m that point of view, butg somethdo think about is i will be privileged to know the person that is chosen for that, because cong out of our current astronaut corps, there are a number of a very capable, awesome, impressive, a inspiring people to choose from. we all look to our heroes from the apollo program when we move forward, and we train to be ready for anything. laura: nick, did it inspire you to become an astronaut, the s ago?moon landing 50 ye nick: being here today, we are here because of the efforts of so many people. history, it is a pr

gulf coast must fill two days longer then one from qatar and 15 days longer than one from western australia. as a result, shipping costs from the u.s. art wife those from qatar and almost 3 times those from australia. what we have to understand, if china chooses to purchase large volumes of u.s. natural gas, they are paying a price premium to do so. for that reason we have to question what intentions are in paying this price premium when they have 17 different suppliers to choose from. secondly, the most foolish analysis of u.s. china trade potential, hoping that long- term infrastructure investment projects will make the trade economically feasible. these are projects where a chinese investor would come in and invest billions in the u.s. natural gas project and gain access to the gas this produces for 10-20 year time. unfortunately these deals are out of step with current market trends, the market is shifting toward short-term contracts, particularly in asia with the chinese purchases. also, technical innovations are making it possible to use floating gas liquefaction and loading we gasifi

gulf coast must sail ten days longer than one from qatar and 15 days longer than one from western australia. as a result, shipping costs from the u.s. gulf coast to china are twice those from qatar and almost three times those from australia. what we have to understand is if china chooses to buy large volumes of u.s. natural gas, they are paying a price premium to do so. for that reason, we have to question what their intentions are in paying that price premium when they do have 17 different suppliers to choose from. secondly the most bullish analysis of u.s./china lng trade potential are hoping that long-term infrastructure investment projects will make the trade checkly fe checkly fe economically feasible. >> unfortunately those deals are simply out of step with current market trends. the market is shifting toward short-term contracts particularly in asia and particularly with the chinese purchases. technical innovations are making it possible to use floating gasification and floating liquefaction and regasification terminals so we don't have to spend $50 billion to build a facility. thir

hello again to welcome back we're here cross the south western part of australia we are watching one form of boundary that is on board right now pushing through perth and with it we'll be seeing some clouds rain as well as winds now once the system pushes through here on friday you could be seeing a change of air mass temp is going to be dropping as your daytime high only reaches to about 14 degrees we do expect to see some rain as well as the winds continue just to the south here but it is going to be better conditions as we go into the rest of the weekend that same frontal system is going to slowly make its way over here towards adelaide and for adelaide those clouds are going to be increasing as we go into the weekend the temperature though not too bad 1000 degrees is going to be a high with winds coming out of the north and for melbourne we do expect to see a nice day for you here on saturday with a temperature of 16 well for the north in the south island of new zealand we're going to be seeing one weather system slowly push out of the north in auckland better conditions few but

other muslims are held in detention centers in the remote western region china describes them as training centers to stamp out extremism australia canada japan they are among those 22 signatories along with britain france and germany new guinea's prime minister has vowed to hunt down the government who killed at least 20 people most of them women and children in a remote village in the killings happened in korea hella province northwest of the capital port moresby 2 of the victims were pregnant women officials say the violence is part of a long running sunni tribal feud this is a shame the very last volkswagen beetle cars rolled off an assembly plant in mexico it might mean the end for the iconic but al-jazeera has traveled to one mexican town where the dream of the v.w. beetle is very much alive and well as report from one world up or lower. there it is fresh off the assembly line the last beatle to be produced by the german automaker volkswagen it's the end of an era and to mark this notable moment in automotive history workers at the bike and plant in mexico are throwing a goodbye party this it was a good buy them but it's al

other muslims are howden detention centers in the remote western region china describes them as training centers to stamp out extremism australia canada and japan are among the 22 signatories going on with britain france and germany. papua new guinea's prime minister has vowed to hunt down the gunman who killed at least 20 people most of them women and children in a remote village that the killings took place in carried her inhaler province northwest of the capital port moresby to the victims were pregnant women officials say the violence is part of a long running tribal feud. an outbreak of measles has prompted chad to declare a national emergency other african countries are also struggling to contain the preventable disease the world health organization says cases on the continent have surged by 700 percent this year because hike reports. it is so much it hurts. the fever won't go down. and this baby's lungs are filled with. these are children on the brink of death because they were not facts and they did against measles we didn't know what it was we thought it was malaria it's only here that they told us she has measles you

other muslims are held in detention centers in the remote western region china describes them as training centers to stand back to extremism australia canada and japan are among the 22 signatories along with britain france and germany pro-democracy activists in hong kong and held a memorial service for a protester who killed herself a week ago the demonstrator had been part of widespread rallies against the government's controversial extradition bill which led to the territories biggest political crisis in decades she is reported to have left a collection of protest paraphernalia asking others to keep up the fight after new guinea's prime minister has vowed to hunt down the gunmen who killed at least 20 people most of them women and children in a remote village the killings took place and carried her in helo province northwest of the capital port moresby 2 of the victims were pregnant women officials say the violence is part of a long running tribal feud. and it's 13 people have been killed in ass trucks in syria is it live province this footage shows the aftermath of an attack on a hospital that killed 6 people that's according to

and we are going to end up where the weather is fairly quiet except in western austria, a bit chilly across the east of australiauld be drier with some sunshine. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. eu leaders have chosen the german defence minister ursuala von der leyen as their nominee to head the european commission. we have chosen two women and two men for the four key positions, a perfect gender balance. russia's defence ministry says a fire on board a submarine has killed 1a people. the chinese government accuses protestors who ransacked hong kong's parliament of trampling the rule of law. this is scene live in chile where hundreds of thousands of people are watching a solar eclipse. and before i go anywhere, i was telling you it was 2—2 between england and the usa but the english goal has been disallowed so back to 2-1 goal has been disallowed so back to 2—1 in favour of the usa. as you know, in football these days, you have video assistant referee schema after that interjection, the goal was disallowed and the semifinal has the us — two and england — one. mel keep you up—to—date, i promise. the

other muslims are held in detention centers in the remote western region china describes them as training centers to stamp out extremism australia canada and japan are among the church 2 signatories along with britain france and germany. happy new guinea's prime minister has vowed to hunt down the gunman who killed at least 20 people most of them women and children in a remote village the killings took place in carried a inhaler province northwest of the capital port moresby to the victims were pregnant women officials say the violence is part of a long running tribal feud at least 13 people have been killed in s trikes in syria's province this footage shows the aftermath of an attack on a hospital that killed 6 people that's according to the syrian civil defense it lib is the last major rebel stronghold in syria government troops backed by russia have been bombarding the area for months. lebanon's labor ministry has begun a crackdown on undocumented foreign labor in the country the government says the measure is designed to protect lebanese workers but there are concerns it's talk of the syrian refugee population center has mor

fact is, that when it comes to census questions, a lot of countries, western powers all, ask this very question, including australiace, indonesia. there is also ireland, germany, spain, the united kingdom. it is just accepted as among the many questions that are part of one line after another that goes through on far more detailed census questions that we have in this country. the congressional budget office is reporting that 17 million people are going to see a boost to a 15-dollar minimum wage if the feds make it official on a federal level but in the process a million people will lose their jobs. to the national taxpayers union senior fellow, mattie duppler on that. even with that, mattie, people say if we get a net gain for that many, we can deal with the net loss. you say? >> right. so the cbo report out yesterday shows us what the cost is of increasing that minimum wage. you're right, neil, some people say no matter what the cost is, it is worth a public policy change. i would argue otherwise, given what cbo told us yesterday. they told us what we already know, if you make something more expensive you general

westerners held in pyongyang and died from the pain damage occurred in his detention. or was at it political distraction? it happened before the g20 summit in japan. australiaa close ally to the united states and president trump. but still, he met with kim jong un at the dmz sunday. >> we could say it's the start of an era of peace. >> but they did blast the u.s. wednesday for being hell-bent on the hostile acts. washington called for the stricter enforcement on u.s. sanctions against the north. he is back in japan and reunited with his wife. there is no reason for the detention and what is the direction of the diplomacy. mike? >> mike: greg palkot. thank you very much. authorities in gibraltar say they intercepted iranian super tanker believed to be breaking sanctions to carry cruel to cru. we have more. >> british marines intercepterred an iranian oil tanker reportedly headed to syria. it left months ago and spotted in midapril off the coast of south africa. the authorities in spain say a police patrol seized the ship near the strait of gibraltar. >> it was a demand by the united states, united kingdom. we are looking to how it affects our sovereignty. be

he went to australia he went to all different cou countries in europe and said two officials there, do not do business with washington whyway. this is a danger to all of our westerner to our security how, if that's true on one side, how can you use it as a pawn in the trade woar on the other side >> excellent question. my successor was a loyal of the united states. he said, okay, they said we shouldn't do business with huawei we won't if you were here this morning, you would be feel iing like a mg but go to the detail in explaining the bold language which was there's a reconsideration of the listing of huawei. it's bye-bye around other firms around the world the devil will lie in the detail but from a mac perspective, they see a crack of light here. so this morning we're sitting around the table and they are saying, hey, high five >> did you believe we were going to put huawei out of business? it was going to be the nuances again and again. we then drived what they were. you saw what they were some components aren't involved in g 5 and will be allowed to do that but it's two countries that are in trench positions and there will be middle ground. being in australi