ready canberra is also moving to a new south wales the state's government is investigating white this fire season is so bad we've got everything to gain from these prices and nothing to lose we want leaving east. on turn it's in our interest it's in as citizens interests to find out everything we can into and to bring forward those recommendations that are critical for the future. this is been australia's most devastating summer in decades dozens of people have been killed by the fire as thousands of homes have been destroyed and more than 11000000 hectares of land scorched and with some of far from over many more testing days ahead. nasa has decommissioned its spitzer space telescope after 16 years of service it's one of the 4 observatories that orbit the earth sending back images and information about the galaxy and beyond this was launched in 2003 with enough liquid helium to keep it going for about 6 years but scientists managed to keep the mission going for an extra decade like hanna reports this is the last image the spitzer transmitted back to earth the tarantella nebula named

south wales unfortunately it tends to fade away so no more than the case and showers and rather more cloud but it's damper than dry most the rain is further north in northern territory. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to moms as a global power development investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and in fire mentally sound energy solutions for future generation the breastpin i am hearing future energy. you with al-jazeera these are the top stories japan south korea and the u.k. all stepping up the evacuation of their citizens from china in response to the corona virus outbreak americans are now being advised to avoid traveling to china thailand the world health organization's also declared the virus a global public health emergency thailand has just confirmed its 1st case so far we're looking at over 200 people killed from the outbreak china and n

australia into victorian eventually new south wales and we'll probably get some video of guru of the red who falls. in russia many cuddy's migrant. grazing. going in increasingly for many a global trade. mchale yes labor force left to exploitation by the. people in power investigate. little pakistan. and then we got the headlines on al-jazeera. the corona virus outbreak has now spread to all provinces and china killing $170.00 people and infecting nearly $8000.00 the world health organization will meet again in a few hours to decide whether to declare a global emergency. israel's prime minister is in moscow where he's briefing the russian president on the u.s. for the middle east donald trump's proposal allows israel to annex large parts of palestinian lands the united nations has rejected trump's plan. iraqi security forces have fired tear gas and live on unison at anti-government protesters in baghdad's demonstrators have been throwing rocks and trying to move towards wyatt police all thora to use or attempting to clear several protest camps in the capital a move crowds through to

south wales the state that's been most badly affected by these bushfire as right now there is a new south wales government legislation under consideration that would limit the ability of independent planning decision makers to consider climate impacts from call exports so they would be unable to conceive of the impacts like the bushfires from the next call export of mines they consider. thank you very very much well the unprecedented bushfires have. politics but for the time being. doesn't show any signs of changing his stance when it comes to emissions and indeed . thank you 3 children have been killed in a rocket attack in libya's capital tripoli the missile landed in a neighborhood near the city center the u.n. recognize government is blaming forces loyal to warlord after nearly 300 civilians have been killed by rockets or airstrikes since he began his campaign to seize the city in april government troops are making further advances into controlled territory and have halted the operation by the warlord to take misrata the reports from the front line in the town of. driving to the

it is a dry picture in new south wales and victoria and the fires have not gone out if anything the conditions could get worse so whilst you get some most welcome brain and flooding this will drift down towards alice springs you don't see anything other than a rise in temperature for the south adelaide up to 38 or wednesday and that warms will march eastwards over the following couple of days it's not accompanied by thunderstorms or anything else other than just the heat and probably change of wind direction where this will probably prompt social media pictures of waterfalls and over route happens once or twice a year after all so that is australia them let's go directly north woods to see how winter is progressing and it's probably progressing at the door to be honest that's an active system the poor significant rain to china has been bringing significant rain to japan and it will carry on this digs a particularly on the pacific coast of honshu the temperature in tokyo is 8 and a sucker's 14 a day later and turkey is wound up so tensions are going up above average and the rain he's

south wales and time which is generally not too bad meanwhile into western australia look at this time which are 31 celsius in path on monday the next few days are proving very hot there are warnings out by the bureau of meteorology certainly for monday $39.00 celsius this is well above the average about 10 degrees above the average for this time of year but with them going to front coming through it will actually begin to bring these temperatures down and so you can see by thursday if anything is actually below the average that we had up towards asia plenty of showers here in fact some very heavy amounts of rain particularly through southern areas of china working their way across into areas a japan as we head off into monday this again could lead to some low class flooding . a unique perspective on nigeria we have so much more with those dots know how to monies this most that we of. through the eyes of a celebrated african photographer to pollution in the torrential us moment in still being us what it is today. but 3 years on how has life changed. rewind ga 30 on al-jazeera. welcome

should be a dry months and the same story is true down australia for queens into maybe new south wales these shows you see on the satellite picture will repeat themselves the next couple days it could be particularly wet again flash flooding seems likely not so much in new south wales there will be a few showers down here in the mountains but sydney says he agrees just reflects passings under storms and melbourne remains dry and still are a far as building in victoria new south wales which will not change because this weather isn't coming that fast science you notice the wind direction from new zealand the cow was in christchurch very balmy 32. on counting the cost a nation representing point 3 percent of the world's population but 5 percent of carbon emissions and australia give up its addiction to call bullshit promises to go carbon neutral by the year 2050 plus we're looking at 11 and how long before it has turned to be i am counting the cost on al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from on london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeer

south wales in particular further south it's good tennis weather actually melbourne getting up to around 27 degrees celsius and 8 further west will see temperatures in perth getting up to around 35 degrees so peak for the rhesus well we'll see temperatures in these even getting up to $27.00 in christchurch and also in all clear something around the twenty's in between further north where we got some rather wet weather pushing out essential parts of china as making its way towards the far south of japan much of japan not faring too badly weather wise on saturday as we go on into sunday some of that rain will make its way through q.c. pushing up across those southern areas of honshu but to the north that generates sixes and sevens for the temperature getting up to around 6 degrees 7 degrees there for beijing as well to seoul we could well get into double figures but for the south the wrang continues in shanghai mickelson's snow into central areas the shallows for the south. on counting the cost a nation representing point 3 percent of the world's population but 5 percent of carbon emission

south wales as well have seen some live shot was recently in to west sydney in fact as we went through with us into friday so some really heavy rain lifea thunderstorms big thunderstorms and i want to stay 50 millimeters of rain coming down in just an hour the showers remain in place here as we go on through saturday and further north much of queensland will see some showers as is the case too into northern territory and on sunday if anything that what the weather will become a little more intense telling woman that the city. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these demands we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generations no breastpin pioneering future energy. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now china has reported the 1st deaths outs

south wales very extensive throughout much of queensland also up as you can see into the northern territory we could well see some flooding rains here over the next couple of days then on into saturday still more showers through sydney pushing to the east coast time which is the generally not too bad weather temperatures are high is out in western australia have a look at this for the next 5 days because as we get to sunday that temperature goes up to 35 degrees celsius that's about 6 or 7 degrees above the average for this time of year so there are warnings in place put out by the bureau of meteorology they're saying very hot so that have some warnings in place for the heat the winds are gusty and also because of this heat these dry conditions there's also extreme and severe danger warnings in place. it's been dubbed the project of the century. is the real cost of china's new silk road project. 11 east investigates. on colleges in. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives that provided a glimpse into someone else's world. but the witness on al-jazeera. the on. a comeback you're

south wales shows how quickly they can return the loss of a plane and 3 lives how quickly tragedy can strike under thomas al-jazeera. and all the stories and we can appeal of course approved government has for more oil exploration in the arctic dismissing a greenpeace lawsuit the verdict was unanimously rejected claims that licenses awarded in a weekend while company ecuador and others had breached the constitution greenpeace argued the plan would violate people's right to a healthy environment. komei kazuki in fact chrysler been found in violation of e.u. emissions rules regulators says the jeep grand cherokee and the tar diesel models use prohibited strategies that allow them to emit high levels of harmful nitrogen oxide on the road than on the testing conditions of companies have been ordered to fix the issue or face a ban on sales across europe. it's been hard to cheer week in paris with the world's top designers showcasing cutting edge fashions french legend jump or go t. have presented his last show off to 50 years in the business with sustainability is the theme but one dodge d

south wales shows how quickly they can return the loss of a plane and 3 law. strike andrew thomas said. africa's richest woman has been named as a formal suspect in a major food case in angola isabeau dos santos is being investigated for embezzlement while chair of state oil company sonangol the daughter of angola's former president denies transferring millions of dollars of government money into her offshore accounts at a bank implicated in money laundering has been found dead in portugal water mahler's new government says it will keep to a so-called safe 3rd country agreement for asylum status said from the united states the us has deported around 230 central american asylum seekers to guatemala in the past 3 months but rights groups say guatemala is unsafe because of crime and drug trafficking. that is why it has one of the world's highest murder rates new report by the venezuela observatory on violence found that many of them extra due judicial killings by police it is accusing an elite special forces unit of being given the freedom to kill indiscriminatel

south wales shows how quickly they can return the loss of a plane and 3 lives how quickly tragedy can strike and where thomas out is there are. quite a lot as new government says that it will keep her so. called safe 3rd country agreement for asylum seekers sent from the united states the u.s. has deported around 230 central american asylum seekers to guatemala in the past 2 months migrants rights groups though condemned the u.s. policy saying that guatemala is unsafe to use a widespread crime and drugs trafficking u.n. human rights experts are calling for an investigation into allegations that the saudi crown prince was involved in hacking the phone of the amazon the washington post owner jeff bezos they say that it was carried out to influence reporting on saudi arabia riyadh has denied the allegations relations between the world's richest man in riyadh saudi after the murder of jamal ashaji he was a regular contributor to the washington post a remote frozen village oscar has become the 1st to take part in the u.s. census as andy gallacher reports the once a decade head count has to

south wales shows. how quickly they can return and the loss of a plane and 3 lives how quickly tragedy can strike andrew thomas al jazeera says. the main airport in libya's capital is closed after wards a half so announced a no fly zone over tripoli. airport announced flights were grounded until further notice shortly after they restarted that follows a rocket attack on wednesday the un recognized government says half of those forces are incapable of enforcing a flight ban you know and when. we announce the activation of a no fly zone that we previously described as you can see on this map the no fly zone includes pretty good airport the areas are now forbidding for civilian or military aviation any civilian or military aircraft whoever it belongs to will be in breach of the cease fire and therefore will be directly destroyed un human rights experts are calling for an investigation into allegations saudi arabia's crown prince was involved in hacking the phone of amazon boss jeff bezos relations between

south wales a stone the world is very tight needed and i many people have been impacted by the tragic news this afternoon and we our thoughts are not just for the families and friends and laugh lines but also for anybody who feels impacted by what's unfolded this afternoon and we can't thank enough people who continue not withstanding these conditions to put their own safety at the school to protect the loss of property and others andrew thomas says in sydney he says this shows the situation is still extremely dangerous. this plane that was chartered by the australian rural fire service had been flying in the recent weeks particular reason precedented 5 now took off from sydney it was heading south of the capital camber into a forest there that in hotter windy a weather on 1st day fires had rigged knighted once again and they lost contact with it and a couple of hours ago now a helicopter searching for what they imagined by then was a crushed plane found the wreckage and it was a big fireball apparently where this big plane came down now it's a c $130.00 hercules plane it's the bigges

south wales. house democrats have begun trying to convince the senate sort of move president from office they open their argument in this impeachment trial on wednesday with 2 warnings saying that the opposition because we're public and majority history is watching and so are the american people heidi jocasta reports from washington d.c. please be seated this was the 1st of 3 days the impeachment managers have to present their case that president trump tried to pressure ukraine to get dirt on joe biden and withheld u.s. security aid as leverage nevertheless the documents and testimony that we were able to collect paints an overwhelming and damning picture of the president's efforts to use the powers of his office to corruptly solicit foreign help in his reelection campaign if this conduct is not impeachable. then nothingness i would rather go the long way from switzerland president trump again called his impeachment a partisan witch hunt he said he could live with having new witnesses testify in t

australia but in the immediate future insecurity then a cheesy and when states of finals in new south wales and queensland with these blue top showers could be pretty vicious and nasty thunderstorms. but. they join one of the world's most notorious groups. that found a way out rebuild their lives a man. it's. a tale of course recruitment child soldiers and they have rethink exploitation of women or daughter is a bad part of the radicalized. tunnel designer. why. the. the. hello again i missed. a reminder of our top stories this hour china has confirmed a 4th death from the corona virus and says it's being transmitted between humans beijing now says nearly $300.00 people have been infected the world health organization is considering to carrying the outbreak an international public health emergency. u.s. president on trump is set to address the wild economic forum in davos the same day as his impeachment trial begins in the senate the global political and business elite who also hear from teenage activist. president from some beach one trial is due to get underway on tuesday senate rep

south wales so for tuesday for the times for example it should be largely dry in melbourne 22 celsius but we are going to see some of the strong winds making their way through a few showers further north the useful right pushing up the eastern side of queensland and plenty of shower was actually just around the top and i would also northwest of australia as we go on it's wet to stay. more of the same here further south as generate dry $32.00 in melbourne that's a bit more likely tennis weather that we would expect the weather weather will come in through the latter possibly thursday particular sherry right as the system sweeps it's way across the southeast of oz further north you see some showers of a wintry nature making the way across northern parts of japan pushing across the sea of japan so some sleet and snow there for a time over the mountains sickly just around though the sections of honshu into hokkaido they will gradually make their way further east was as we go on through wednesday wednesday is a lousy find dry day largely dry to across the korean peninsula northern parts of

south wales for those tackling the bushfires it's just what was needed though dozens of fires are still burning the water has dampened them and none of threatening homes or lives but the economic impact of the fires is still being felt tourism in summer is usually the backbone of kangaroo island's economy but this cruise ship is the 1st to visit the island of australia's south coast since the fires earlier this month most tourists are staying away they think. and that's not so we really need to send that message out that they are and so accessible australia is huge varied weather is normal but the start of 2020 has been exceptional andrew thomas al-jazeera sydney. often more than 4 decades of doubt arrest self-portrait of dutch artist vincent van gogh has been confirmed as authentic experts say it's probably the only known work painted by van gogh while he had psychosis and 889 research took 6 years to come it was that just took 6 years to reach these conclusions about the painting which was purchased by noyes national museum in 1910 for the equivalent of around 110000 dollars and go di

south wales where you see this white along the coast that is where those thunderstorms are right now producing a lot of winds as well as hail in some of those storms as we go into the overnight hours and into tomorrow we're going to be seeing those thoughts a storm starting to die down a little bit but still some active weather down here across parts of new south wales up towards brits been expect to see some showers as well we do expect to see here on tuesday 35 degrees as your forecast side dropping to about 34 but for melbourne of course the tennis it's all about the weather we're going to be seeing some showers here on tuesday winds on wednesday and more rain on thursday. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of how the lives. of the stonies. providing the clips into someone else is what. they. do. for. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmaking this. witness on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera his reminder of our top stories this hour south korea has become the 3rd asian country to confirm its new case the 1st new types of a coronavirus that originated from china

south wales southern queensland and parts of victoria every thomas has more. for weeks australia burned and choking smoke filled the air but this is dust a huge dust storm rolled across the towns of dubbo and parks over the weekend dramatic but not dangerous and elsewhere it's now flooding in melbourne to ritual rain storms and hail stones the size of golf balls. qualifying matches at the australian open were abandoned smoke from bushfires had been a big worry for players now it's further rain interruptions this story a little bit of it all you see. you know would have a lot of troubles if they had to cancel naturism you know luckily they have 3 close . courts with a with a roof but still has so many matches so many players. let's hope there for the worst is behind the rain has also been heavy in parts of the states of queensland and new south wales for those tackling the bushfires it's just what was needed though dozens of fires are still burning the water has dampened them and none of the threatening homes or lives but the economic impact of the fires is sti

up through parts of the australian state of new south wales the town of daraa viable and for kilometers northwest of sydney was of lead by a huge cloud for winds carried the storm at least 100 kilometers those are the headlines more news with me at hof and next. it's 101 east to stay with us through . what went wrong in society that opened up the space on the image get out but she is the european parliament it's not accountable and it's impossible for the people to bear there is for link up are people trying to take money from their leader different from the stronger man or song woman you're getting the growth of rejectionism in this world because the model doesn't work europe's forbidden colony episode 2 on al-jazeera. under turris highway cuts through the central the need state of much of the. day and night or low cost band pimp their daughters as prostitutes to parting mosher in many cases the customers are demanding and i believe is a clear cut case of tb and read off because. our hidden cameras revealed girls as young as 10 being offered to clients.

south wales the town more than 400 kilometers northwest of sydney was and followed by a huge cloud powerful winds carried the storm at least 100 kilometers swamping towns in its path thousands of people in the canadian province of newfound love da without power after a massive blizzard hit the region the storm dumped more than $76.00 centimeters of snow will be provincial capitals and jones burying cars and trapping people in their homes local authorities have declared a state of emergency and say the priority is snow removal and tearing the roads to the bay hospital. a plague of locusts have been devastating crops and pastures in the horn of africa threatening food security in the region already struggling swarms that have been growing in ethiopia and somalia for 3 months have crossed into kenya as welcome where reports from some border county. secondly lenny's attempts to scare off this swarm of locusts are almost completely futile he's the chief of a community of herders here in eastern kenya. and delivered finished you know i mean i wanted because once the norm if. i was going to kind o

an enormous dust storm has swept through parts of this train state of new south wales the town of narromine more than 400 kilometers northwest of sydney was invalid envelops by the huge cloud powerful winds current the storm at least 100 kilometers swamping towns this past space x. has completed the last big test of its crew capsule before it can launch nasa astronauts from u.s. soil. and there you just saw the trunk jonathan again. really odd serious here in kabul in california this stuff is looking great so far. as the american aerospace manufacturer mimicked a launch failure off the florida coast it was testing whether the capsule could separate from a rocket and carry the crew home if something went wrong space x. found it you know musk says it was a picture perfect mission. and i'm super fired up this is great you know it's really great here anyone who has an adventurous part of the body is going to be very excited about this and i think it will help reinvigorate interest in space well mike wallace the senior space writer at space dot com and he explains what space x. will do after its

new south wales and it could be fairly heavy at times we could see about 150 millimeters accumulating into some eastern areas over toria summit. not too bad 21 celsius in melbourne and then as you can see out towards the southwest a little bit cooler in perth the front swinging through bringing in some cool abacus monday it is day one of this trade in open that is the day we could have. maybe just lingering on in to choose day and then by wednesday again the chance for a few showers but a warm day and really it's a fairly mixed week ahead but at least by friday it should be mostly dry day because the showers a fairly well scattered so it may not impact play too much. but . capturing a moment in time. snapshots of how the lives. of the stories. provide an eclipse into someone else's what. they. do. for. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. and witness on al-jazeera. the. reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera a world leaders meeting in berlin have agreed there can be no military solution to the libyan conflict insisting it must be a political solution libya's war

meanwhile an enormous the storm has swept through parts of the australian state of new south wales the town and narrowminded more than 400 kilometers northwest of sydney was enveloped by the huge cloud powerful winds carried the storm at least 100 kilometers swamping towns in its path. libraries around the world are stuck struggling to retain readers in the digital age but in australia one initiative has worked and it's been borrowed by other countries and we're told this is more on a small change that has made a big difference. it's a brand new library with a new way of lending borrowing a book has been the same for decades people read them for a set amount of time then return them if they don't books become overdue and readers are fine when they bring them back. but that's changing many australian libraries have since 27 so you tested a you know following policy managers say you to save stuff time and the costs of administration which were 10 times higher than the revenue raised from fines potential fines also put off poor people from using libraries and stop them borrowing books onc

south wales looks like is going to stay just into the southeast as we go on through the next couple of days but up around the gulf coast bracing look about for rainfall total $255.00 millimeters of rain coming down in just 24 hours so just as we go on through the next hour where pressure down towards the southeast a fair bit of cloud just gathering into victoria and southern parts of new south wales the tennis stars of course on monday not too much tennis weather a cool 21 in melbourne. a searching in. yes to geisha and to gun culture in the philippines. and the new is that were put in place to control it in this country it is not right so if you listed the rights of latest got orders you're not solving the problem of criminality of the philippines because these are not the people who are committing the crime. who are your customers a lot of people but has the violence actually got worse rewind stray bullets on al-jazeera. order or. hello again i missed us here today and i ha a reminder of our top stories this hour violence has once again broken out in hong kong after pro-democracy

since thursday heavy rain has left parts of australia is east coast for queensland and new south wales plagued by record breaking busch buys this was welcome relief i might. just drinking. in new south wales a wounded quality licks water off the road rule fire service here sued rain fell across most of its fires although doesn't still it's just beautiful listening to what they are seeing to it on the roof it's a long time since we've had it here so we're enjoying it up to $300.00 millimeters of rain fell in southern queensland forcing commuters to get creative 70 percent of queensland is affected by drought. this was the 1st time 14 month old lacey soon had ever seen right here much of australia's been in drought for a good 23 percent across the area where the fossils been at their worst if you're looking at really heavy rainfall coming in on the tops ground the trees obviously been damaged if not destroyed so then i got to soak up the water the ground struck hard they will tend to just wash off so that's why you do essentially get the the flooding. for many astray flooding is a small

south wales so as i say we could have some more flooding and also bear in mind monday is day one of this trading open so after the heat the pollution of last week it could be a case on monday sunny of showers and thunderstorms it could even of course delay play then up to asia we have got one or 2 braincells working their way across the korean peninsula some snow into the higher elevations what about they generally sunday across into much of japan a few more appearing on monday want to show and southern china befallen and draw in hong kong at $22.00. a searching investigation into gun culture in the philippines. and the news that were put in place to control it in this country it is not a right of god so if you restrict the rights of licensed got orders you're not solving the problem of criminality of the kind of peace because these are not the people who are committing the crime. who are your customers a lot of people but has the violence actually got worse rewind stray bullets on al-jazeera. or. a reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera more than 200 people have been injured

south wales with the flooding in the forecast. and counting the cost from palaces monster trade deal is china capitulates can beijing deliver tens of. billions in extra trade russia seeks to isolate ukraine with a pipeline via turkey plus south korea's duds struggling to climb the social escalator counting the cost of now just. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from london broadcast. on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera and these are the headlines u.s. president has unveiled the defense team for his upcoming impeachment trial in the senate ken starr's one of the most high profile lowest sign up in the last impeachment has to go to bill clinton rival protests have been held in libya and of a u.n. backed peace conference to try to end months of fighting demonstrators in the capital tripoli say eastern based warlord khalifa haftar shouldn't be included in sunday's talks while his supporters were rallying in the city of benghazi. and u.s. airports have begun to screen passengers arriving from the city in china for a new virus that

south wales and queensland could pick up about 16280 millimeters of rain meanwhile. with a high of 28. 29. on a tour of highway to india girls as young as 10 wickets close to. one no one is traveling to the villages where parents tell their under-age doors of the day. on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how many times see al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter t.f. . outta zinger. welcome back of her mind about top stories here on al-jazeera the libyan warlord ali for after all is an earth and so as part of an international effort to try and resolve the war in his country is due to meet the greek prime minister and foreign minister greece has criticized its exclusion from a u.n. backed peace conference in germany on sunday. the u.s. military has admitted some of its soldiers were injured in an iranian missile attack and this month in iraq washington had initially said nobody was hurt when ballistic missile struck the i know as a military base for china's economic growth h

south wales food farmers are among the many devastated by the disaster. it's summer in a stray and this orchard would usually draw hundreds of visit has become to pick their own fruit this is just one of many small businesses devastated by the bush is almost old trees were destroyed by flames the trees were uninsured and it cost the family about $1000000.00 to replant them and repair the damage my parents had in the business for $35.00 yes and yes it takes a bit of. much. the 1st. many farms around australia had already been suffering through the relentless drought and this bushfire season has just made this situation so much worse but the financial impact of this natural disaster won't just be felt on farms it will be felt around the country this is a longest bushfire emergency. and. the most severely affected areas only account for about one percent of the economy but the disaster is having a global impact. of tourism coming into this country people are already cancelling . costs associated with the. nation analysts have downgraded forecasts one of his

south wales and into queensland much needed rain of course but of course we could be seeing some localized flooding along with that over the next few days $20.00 to $30.00 millimeters of rain could be seen on a daily average even higher where those thunderstorms are expected here on friday brisbane it is going to be a rainy day at $28.00 degrees and as we go towards saturday the rain continues for sydney but we could be seeing some heavy rain towards the north with britain at 27 degrees for you. the floor of the burning or spawn you champion dreams of peace and democracy but how many came to power they transformed from communist the social democrats but it was a fake democracy people in power travels through the former eastern bloc to ask why post cold war optimism to succumb to dhaka more authoritarian realities the police called a couple of brout a moment to the notch and then with a vengeance to death tonight beyond the war zone to announce his era. for. welcome back to our top stories here on the al jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has delivered the articles of impeachment aga

south wales also up here towards parts of queensland and here for sydney well that also means you can be seen as a better weather as well in terms of those sky conditions and air quality thunderstorms are coming into play and they extend all the way over here towards sunday so that means better air quality as we go into the rest of the weekend. across europe immigration is high on the agenda and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issue we didn't have immigrants at all the searing the race. but this is the one political topic anybody and everybody is discussing the far right is preparing for battle and their opponents or anyone who is different. prejudiced some pride in hungry on al-jazeera. the old the old. the ad. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera several arrests have been made in iran in connection with the downing of a ukrainian airliner last week by the military person doesn't rouhani says all will soar sponsible will be punished for what is called an unforgivable mistake in libya forces loyal to warlords heidi for have taught are reported to be building u

on the new south wales south coast this native bird has been brought in for treatment at the local wildlife park it's called a car and its wings are singed and broken people persian birds are going to be ok because they just sort of floor off but like we said where would they fly to and what is going to be area just about everything that sort of is a ground well or of some description would really struggle because it you don't have a look around there is no wonder story to the to the bush and the surrounding area so i don't think there was a space is there was exempt field teams are going into the bush looking for injured animals and assessing the areas affected by the fire is a certainly is famed plants and animals are strong part of the country's identity many of its species are found nowhere else in the world and the extent of the damage isn't clear yet this bush lies season has been through millions of hecht as of land destroying the habitats of many native animals some of these forests will take decades to regenerate and others may never recover. some plants like eucalyptus trees have

south wales and also across into queensland it's a warm day in adelaide on tuesday $34.00 celsius meanwhile in perth also very woman $36.00 what we have got out in western australia is the rain coming off this this is cycling claudia's so it's producing some pretty good amounts of rain but not coming onshore and causing hopefully any flooding rains meanwhile those showers continuing through victoria and at the eastern portion of the country as we head through wednesday 28 is the high in city it's a fairly quiet picture generally throughout much of asia got a few more showers just working the westerly through a sudden portions of the korean peninsula pushing across the whole issue over the next couple of days wednesday some heavy amounts of rain but it's still feeling good in tokyo 10 degrees celsius shows through central china 9 in shanghai. join africa's largest trade and investment in the wanda gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors and bias and more than 5000 conference delegates from more than 55 countries participate in trade and investment deals with $4000000

south wales but further sas borderlands for example victoria new south wales don't really know if anything their windy temps to slowly rising in the next couple days just what you don't want to say so for brits been at the queen's and yes showers further west just circulating off the west coast the tropical cyclone enhancing to a small degree the shows in western australia. for . 3 years after cholera was discovered in haiti this is just one example of how the death toll from this epidemic could be much higher than anyone knows and al jazeera investigation into his should be held responsible travel to the united nations headquarters in new york. we spoke to the secretary general the games room we're going to try to catch many of them but has justice now been served for the victims rewind haiti in a time of cholera on al-jazeera. the . the a. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories a ceasefire has come into effect in libya after warlords highly for have to agree to the truce just hours before it was to start there's also been a pause in fighting

south wales and victoria 27 people have been killed since september and more than 2000 homes have been destroyed the fires are likely to keep running for weeks as the hot dry summer continues. now venezuela's opposition leader one glider is trying to kick start his campaign to remove president nicolas maduro a year after he was declared by some countries as venezuela's interim president has lost momentum from caracas our last in america at ascendancy in human examines why . a middle class neighborhood was the scene of opposition leader one why does 1st rally this year he came back to the us i guess if there are great fences or wall to jump we will jump them and if we cannot jump over them we will knock them down. on tuesday the majority opposition faction that he leads forced to sway into parliament just days after why they always prevented by soldiers from entering the legislature the government is now recognizing another deputy speaker of the house on why those says he want to meet with the norwegian delegation that supported lee in caracas to attempt to restart negotiations a broke

how it has rained in new south wales and victoria strange enough to damp dime the faas but not entirely extinguished and that was the cold front that brought the right and it's still there but his influence is probably dissipated not in the northwest cola not the massive cloud indicates the tropical cycle trying to develop is not going to take the same course the last one even to the west australia where produce and decent rain know we're in the houses next front on its way through from the south east corner so if anything the forecast is not particularly good one in the next few days temperatures start to rise once again and this dose significant prospect of immediate rain either. in japan and china winters settled into its normal coast extreme anywhere it's cold off in the finals east be firmly frosty beijing is just on the edge as that cold air comes across the sea of japan produces some right forward shadows we've seen some significant snow but there's nothing on the forecast apart from the bit made and maybe on the. temperature of tokyo 12 degrees is spot on average and in shanghai

calling it a magnifier it's in the area of the state border between new south wales and victoria 27 people have been killed since september and more than 2000 houses have been destroyed and the dangerous far from over the fires are likely to go on for weeks. china has announced the 1st step from an outbreak of pneumonia caused by an unidentified virus 41 people have been diagnosed 7 are critically ill the world health organization says it's a new type of coronavirus it's been linked to the sudden acute respiratory syndrome or sars epidemic which killed 775 people in china in 2003. demonstrations have been taking place in the polish capital against a controversial law that could see a judge just punished if they're critical of court reforms parliament passed the law in the summer defying warnings from the european union the law allows the government to fire judges for their remarks and protesters fare it could risk the independence of the judiciary. as in the polish capital warsaw with an update this demonstration here in warsaw as attracted many thousands of people including judges

actually some worse while rain and the fire struck region of new south wales leaving nice conditions is fog not smug good to see a change there however the news isn't told good is still dry there are just a few showers up in the great dividing ridge but nothing much elsewhere apart from above my head in fact as a tropical circulation taking place again going on to 80 mile beach. but for the area where we'd like a big change our suspect that come tuesday or wednesday temperatures will rise once again and there's no more rain. on the counting the cost why the u.s. spends billions on boards and maintaining military bases across the world plus the reshaping of the meat industry as africans wind will decimate china's pork industry on the front stage attacks that could escalate try to counter the cost on al-jazeera we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound so no matter when you call home movies or news and current affairs that matter to you. a recap of our top story this hour on al jazeera and after days of denial iran has admitted its military shot down a

wales to help recovery efforts the states of new south wales and victoria are expected to see temperatures of more than 40 degrees on friday when speeds are also picking up at least 27 people have been killed and more than 2000 homes destroyed since september. in taiwan opinion polls suggest the incumbent president sign ahead so for a challenger in saturday's elections it's only when he's something closely watching the crackdown on anti-government protesters in nearby hong kong scott heiler has more from taipei. early last year taiwan's president saw in whens political future was on shaky ground her popularity had slumped after a party performed poorly in regional elections she resigned as party chair with some advising her not to seek reelection but then came a lifeline from an unexpected source china giving her and her democratic progressive party a new hope. to crackdown on the pro-democracy protesters at hong kong shifted the political rhetoric in taiwan many grew concerned about china's growing influence he says beijing ramped up pressure on the island and president sadat the younger

south wales victoria and south australia kurds are expected to have a long night ahead at the moment these crews behind me are on standby preparing to be called out they are expected that they are expecting that the situation will worsen as winds pick up later in the evening now this crisis has been going for months now we've heard recently from the prime minister of australia scott morrison that once this crisis is all over he is open to the possibility of some sort of investigation into why this push by season was so much worse than previous years. malaysia's anticorruption commission has released audio recordings it says are of former prime minister najib razak asking abu dhabi's crime friends to help cover up corruption the part of an investigation into the so-called one m.t.v. financial scandal one conversation edge of the crime prince to help clear his hollywood produces some money laundering accusations. the goal of the muse is this mall is. big sandy area and any agreement with. which you know the sort of tools. the women strains. that are very reasonable and rational that is