the state of new south wales in victoria 4 people are missing more than 200 fires and are burning across australia southeast threatening several towns reports. of choking on smoke with a hose to protect to. face destroyed. head on with a father sure they fought for 5 hours saving their house cars and garden in rural victoria. the professionals is struggling to. thousands of firefighters are battling to contain the wildfires scorching the states of victoria and new south wales an area home to more 1000000 people was once the front hit the wind just picked up a name just took off and that was the everything they just went wolf is going to come. and the conditions they'll draw everywhere. international help is arriving by this weekend the u.s. will have seems nearly 100 firefighters canada has sent more than 60 military is using planes and helicopters to douse flames or preparing for possible back to ations. on the ground police are trying to keep people out of fire zones areas that change suddenly with the wind. west of us. and it's actually cut through and it's. going to short. tho

along coastal communities in new south wales hundreds of properties are thought to have been destroyed across new south wales and victoria and the death toll this fire season has now risen to 24 after one man was killed while defending a property but authorities say mass evacuations prevented major loss of life. this is the most significant this is the most comprehensive and the most dramatic in terms of escalation of response by commonwealth government that we've seen to a disaster such as this and i believe that's where we need to focus our attention and and we are seeking obviously to communicate that directly to a strident to ensure that they can have comfort that the response is matching the need just how washington has this update now from batemans bay on the new south wales coast. condition have been many. crews are still battling 5. tory about they are making the most of. life to take control of some of the 5 across the area now yesterday here on saturday and it's really it was described as a horrific day the damage is yet to be but it did that at least hundreds of ho

in new south wales hundreds of properties are thought to have been destroyed across new south wales and also in victoria and the deciles i was into 25 after one man was killed while still hunting his property but authorities say mass evacuations have prevented major loss of life. this is the most significant this is the most comprehensive and the most dramatic in terms of discussion of response government that we've seen to a disaster such as this and i believe that's where we need to focus our attention and we are seeking obviously to communicate that directly to a strike it's to ensure that i can have confidence that the response is matching the maid well jessica washington has this update now from batemans bay on the new south wales south coast condition have eased in many parts of this trailer but of course crews are still battling 5 in new south wales in south australia and in victoria but they are making the most of these cooler temperatures and live to wind to take control of some of the fires which ending across the area now yesterday here on saturday and it's really a was descr

communities in new south wales hundreds of properties are thought to have been destroyed across new south wales and victoria and the death toll this fire season has now risen to 24 of the one man was killed while defending a property but authorities say mass evacuations prevented major loss of life jessica washington has this update now from batemans bay on the new south wales south coast. condition have eased in many parts of this trial but of course crews are still battling 5 in new south wales in south australia and in victoria but they are making the most of these cooler temperatures and lighter winds to take control of some of the fires which are across the area now yesterday here on saturday and it's really a was described as a horrific day the damage is yet to be assessed but it detonated that at least hundreds of homes would have been destroyed this particular region of his trailer it's not just new south wales which is suffering but victoria surely there are also 5 burning in queensland and tasmania although not as severe as what is happening in the 3 day now we do understand that conditio

new south wales at least 8 people have been killed this week but the death toll is expected to rise with 28 people still missing in one of the towns ravaged by fire the prime minister scott morrison was heckled by residents furious over the government's response. was. that that can have a lot of money but we have 7 the god mr prime minister now you have you know what. you. i understand the very strong feelings people have that have lost everything and there is still you know some very dangerous days ahead and we understand that that's why we're going to do everything we can to ensure i have every every support by my late live to sydney and for this is the day before the state the forecast for the weekend is terrible what are people preparing to do what to be authorities preparing to do. well as we've just seen and heard there is the biggest movement or relocation of people ever undertaken in australia it's underway now kilometers and kilometers of traffic snaking their way from coastal cities and towns in new south wales and victoria as all parties in at the state corrections forcib

firefighters are battling to contain the wildfires scorching the states of victoria and new south wales an area home to move to 13000000 people was once the front hit the wind just picked up the name has just took off and that was the everything but they just went wolf is going to come. and the conditions they'll draw everywhere you know one. international help is arriving by this weekend the u.s. will have same 100 firefighters canada has sent more than 60 restrain the military is using planes and helicopters to douse flames or preparing for possible war back you ations. on the ground police are trying to keep people out of fire zones areas that rowan change suddenly with the wind. west of us. and it's just. troy and it's actually cut through one of those problems comes for on a short. thousands of residents along the east coast have been pushed to the water's edge if not the fires along the beach out. in sydney the mayor was determined to the show must go on for the. here the spectacle was granted an exemption to a statewide fireworks ban despite a petition signed by nearly 300000 people

thousands of people to flee risk towns in the states of new south wales and victoria some with the help of the australian navy where the conditions over the coming days have been described as catastrophic prime minister scott morrison has announced 3000 defense force reserves will be called up to help with the bushfire response let's go live now to just a washington maria on the new south wales south coast there are some us to talk about here just your of course from the evacuation to what the problem there is assigned to the start of the fires just give us a latest from where you are right now. and this area is on the high alert so we have just been moved along by police you can see that the road blocks in place behind me they have just told us that it's no longer safe to be in that area we know that there are a number of fires burning at emergency levels across the state and this area off the southern coast of new south wales is one that authorities are watching closely it's the dangerous combination of extreme heat and strong winds which have authorities being incredibly cautious today

times in new south wales and victoria and defense force reservists have been called up well jessica washington is in batemans bay due south wales and has the very latest. georgie's had warned of extreme heat today on saturday in a stroller and strong winds that's a dangerous combination for crews on the ground and we can as you can see the wind really has just started to pick up and emergency warnings are in place across the south south coast of new south wales we're standing in the middle of what has become a makeshift evacuation center a resort here in batemans bay which is a holaday area has now become an evacuation center of course residents are very fearful of what is to come the winds only pick you up now we're hearing that winds in some parts of new south wales are as fast as around 80 kilometers an hour they're expected to pick up speed so we are hearing that it will be a very long day for fire crews ahead well earlier we spoke to one man who fled to batemans bay alongside his family. we're not too sure about the conditions today but we've actually lost not because condition

hot and windy conditions continue to spread bushfires nearly 150 burning in new south wales alone and self-restraint 2 more people are confirmed dead tens of thousands of people have fled the worst affected areas jessica washington reports. for these fire crews conditions are bad and quickly getting worse thousands of firefighters are on the ground battling unforgiving whether. extreme heat and volatile winds make a deadly combination as bush fires burn at emergency levels in 3 states in new south wales one local government minister described it as like an atomic bomb hitting the region fire has already caused major devastation here on new year's eve they're making a frightening return with conditions even more unpredictable. and . conditions the crisis is already a strain leah's longest recorded bushfire emergency and millions of hectares of land has been burnt scientists estimate around half a 1000000000 wildlife have been killed in south australia on the popular tourist destination of kangaroo island 2 people died in a fire authorities said it was virtually unstoppable in malibu in

eastern side of new south wales i mean want across into asia fairly unsettled through much of the northeast that they're fairly fast moving the shadows the snow flows through much of japan where we have got some stones on the is this mass here heading towards beijing so snow flow as you claiming to cloud on monday and the rain beginning to push into seoul and feeling cheetah with a high of just 4 degrees celsius. oh there's not. a compelling film about getting an education under occupation. that is once the been of that i looked at it asked us if you don't feel sick you wouldn't come frankly we don't feel secure but we come. but what happened after the cameras left rewinds learning to die on al-jazeera. you. are among the top stories here on out is 0 reports coming in of multiple attacks across iraq just a day after the assassination of one of iran's top commanders kasim soleimani in a u.s. air strike diplomatic efforts are underway in iran to try to resolve the growing crisis. and breaking news from libya medical sources say at least 20 students at a military academy in tripoli h

new south wales their craft had been contracted from an american company let's cross over live now to andrew thomas live in sydney any word on why this plane crash dandruff. well this plane it was chartered by the australian rural fire service have been flying in the recent weeks projectile killed these unprecedented fires in just over 4 hours ago now a row of fire service lost contact with it now took off from sydney it was heading south of the capital camber into a forest there and that in hot so windy a weather on 1st day fires had rigged night it once again and they lost contact with it and a couple of hours ago now helicopters searching for what they imagined by then was a crashed 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 by it's the biggest plane the rural fire service here uses to tackle these fires this plane is normally used by military to transport troops but they've been converted into a plane that can carry out a 15000 liters of water or far retard and it was on route to dump some of that when

and neighboring new south wales threatens to get even worse hundreds of people remain trapped on a beach for a 2nd day as they seek shelter from growing bushfires in southeastern australia the navy is preparing to evacuate people by sea and from the waterfront in the town of in victoria in the state of new south wales tons of cloaked in orange and red haze at least 12 people have died more now from laura. but. as a massive water pyros towards the town of. $4000.00 people flats towards the beach those with boats went one step further as now the 5 fronts come through. every one side the sound it's got to get out of the dogs up the crowd that supplies but i never see them or get. the fire burning across 730 square kilometers i think day began and could resit it turn to day to night this video was recorded. we're just getting some invisible and i have a name so i reckon that they say. that in the words of no east at the moment and it started in the town of no it didn't get me a military there is currently under attack at the moment there's a number of houses we believe was lost in and

have been confirmed dead this week in new south wales and victoria where 17 people are missing charlotte bellus has the latest. 4000 australians were forced onto the beach and stranded here for 3 days now how has arrived for the victorian town of mela cooter the navy ferried people out by the only route possible this ship masked in the smoky haze at the moment we're moving people way up or see if the smart clear it will be able to get aircraft into melich her to towards the still not transportation of people out of there as well if. they have an hour wind or high temperatures and strong winds a forecast for australia's southeast on saturday leading new south wales fire and rescue to publish this map they've advised people to leave the shaded area from batemans bay south to the victorian border 250 kilometer distance down the coast i think the big thing that we've got on the wide the my mind is that it's the largest mass rely cashen of people out of the region that will get a sign and people are going to be passionate the rights people are queuing up to get into petrol stations

tens of thousands of people of fling at risk towns in the states of new south wales and victoria some with the help of the strategy and weather conditions over the coming days have been described as catastrophic promise to scott morrison has announced the sri 1000 defense force reservists will be called up to help with the bushfire response. and the governor general signed off on the call out of this trying to fence force reserve to surge and bring every possible capability to bear by deploying army resigned brigades to far affected communities across the strata the priority of this deployment is to assist ensuring the safety of life to support the evacuation of affected people particularly in isolated communities and provide assistance to isolated communities and support state managed evacuation centers just go washington is in maria on the new south wales south coast where more evacuations are underway. the situation is changing incredibly quickly here in maria just in the street behind me most of the residents have already evacuated because fire has already hit this new south

into more eastern sections of new south wales and bring the temperatures down at the same time a lot lower than they were but still pretty well in adelaide 27 celsius on monday one of the likely into sydney where we have got the rain is up into the northwest of western australia this is a possible tropical cycle and this developing this is one we'll watch very closely in the coming days some very strong winds and heavy rain even if it doesn't develop into a cycle miracles where we need the rain we've just got really no more than a few showers that they tend to become a little bit heavier as we go through tuesday across those eastern areas of new south wales that if you shazam if you snow flurries working their way across areas of japan pretty clear up into the far north of china just as well it is cold it is chris and it looks very nice this is the harbin ice festival and look at this and as a say plenty of good clear weather in the 4 calls that have been not so across will southern and central areas of china bunch of rain working its way eastwards and very warm ahead of this system

areas of queensland and new south wales for the last few days shola ballasts. koalas risky from fire now carry from floods last week bushfires came within 10 kilometers of the straining reptile park never going to know what's coming in the park a war. 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

southeast of australia of course it had flooding across as the new south wales and also queensland we have had this sort of bank of cloud just sitting off east coast that now is on its way further to the south but not before some huge amounts of rain this is actually in the southeast of queensland just look at these people cool does not used to this rain and in fact it really hasn't been torrential but look at this is koala actually lapping up one if you would drop this there so as for what is going to happen next it will be a dry couple of days that into queensland new south wales but look at this monday begins to really push through into victoria southern portions of 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 cho

bringing the rain and it's not how she moving very quickly but look at this it's had flooding in new south wales also into queensland and this is camera is a massive hailstorm plenty of rain coming down with it as well as a say. it's here in the man's hand but we have got more of that in the 4 calls on sunday what we'll see then is if you will scottish the southeast of queensland more showers down into new south wales and then sunday into monday a bit of a change it dries off into queensland but look at this some very heavy amounts of rain pushing into victoria and that will also then push up into more southern areas of new 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 wa

. for the latest areas devastated by bushfires in new south wales the day after he was confronted by angry residents in the town of go this woman refusing to shake his hand the funny thing was that the prime minister said he wanted to offer comfort to those affected by fires on using and he's not surprised at their reaction people are angry it is something that i was there before i was with it is something that i understand it's not something for me to talk personally it's paid holiday season but with a state of emergency declared in the states of new south wales and victoria tens of thousands of people have been leaving tourist areas traffic's being backed up the many kilometers on major highways as people try to get home or at least to safer areas. about a quarter of the 4000 people stranded on a beach in the town of malibu in victoria have been taken on board naval vessels to escape the fires have been a process are not yet. well dan for sure and it's something that i want to get evacuations will continue as fire conditions on saturday a forecast to be catastrophic making every pr

states of victoria and new south wales we've heard from the prime minister just a short while ago warning that even though it seems that things have been so terrible in these affected areas particularly in new south wales and victoria that things are likely to be worse in the days to come and the crisis. with using creasing in the south and east and it will spike along the east coast tomorrow $1600.00 defense reservists are currently assigned to operations around the country in the new south wales and. the focus is on risk to blacked out communities although this bushfire crisis has really gripped the nation and terrified many of the country. by season will be a turning point we have heard from the prime minister recently saying that his government has always made the connection between this season and climate change but of course that hasn't always been the case early on in this crisis the government was quick to distance. from climate change we haven't heard from the government any change in policy any indication that it will move back from its dependence on fossil fuels venezue

absolutely stretched right across new south wales we've got falls blooming from the queensland border all right down to the victorian border across the great dividing right. and the heat of summer has you to arrive bellus. she says the farmers are starting to feel like the new normal. my since i guess from so many people i've spoken to over the recent months because this fire season began in october and in new south wales aligned with lost 15 lives so that's a significant loss of life people are kind of saying that they feel that this bushfire emergency in the smoke that has envelops this city is somewhat of the new normal people have kind of got used to it in a week in unhealthy by smoke is often the 1st thing you smell in the morning in sydney even if your home and window is a lot it's not uncommon to pass people on the street now wearing masks and that's not something that we've ever seen in city before i went for a ride on my bike the other day by the beach i was maybe 60 kilometers away from the nearest fire but i ended up with ash having rained down on my skin when petiti

services in new south wales where conditions are worsening it is a day of strong heated strong winds authorities have warned that today is going to be a difficult day ahead with erratic conditions now we do know that those warnings are in place across new 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 crim

choose the and also on into wednesday some areas of new south wales could pick up as much as 15 minute reaches of rain you can see the temperatures are still fairly warm 35 in adelaide and 26 degrees in sydney. capturing a moment in time. the snapshots of all the lives. of the stories. providing the clips into someone else's work to lead one to do the or. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. like the witness on al-jazeera. you're watching out as it were our mind our top stories this hour iran's leaders have joined huge crowds in tehran for the funeral procession of assassinated general hossam so ramadi is a live picture from tehran supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei and president have some good money help prayers at the funeral proceedings earlier today in the iranian capital. u.s. president is threatening sanctions against iraq if it goes ahead with moves to expel foreign troops doubleton says american forces will not leave unless i walk things with a u.s. base that's their. iraqi politicians have voted to remove all foreign forces it was sponsored to the assassinat

australia have been devastated by this year's bushfire season this south coast of new south wales is just one of them which has been hit incredibly hard if you take a look at these trees you can see that many of them have been absolutely blackened and most of them at the roots that means that they are a risk to the residents here the residents in this community of milou of they do face a difficult prospect of rebuilding their community streets like this one are not uncommon in this community row after row of houses completely destroyed it's a very difficult to imagine what these residents must be going through this bushfire season has already claimed dozens of lives hundreds of homes and some scientists estimate that around half a 1000000000 animals have died as a result but the full cost is a warning that the crisis is far from over this year's bushfire season began unusually early and it will be at least a few weeks' time before there is enough rain to bring it to an end. to libya now where warlord who leave or have to says his fight is not against a foreign occupier after turkey's

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-jazeera time to recap our headlines now hong kong's leader carrier has raised

struggling in the states of the tory i new south wales an area that's home to more than 13000000 people and the conditions are expected to get worse over the next few days the winds are expected to be very strong to 45 degrees temperatures. in the last guy that we times. and the town of all the doula people wait outside supermarkets to stock up on food and water power and mobile phone outages are also a concern you have a challenge with getting people liable to even access the basics like petrol and atrocity and that's causing enormous stress for communities we understand that the australian military is using planes and helicopters sit downs of flames while preparing for possible evacuations. emergency crews are stretched thin and slight changes in temperatures and the wind could spark even more fires there wasn't much i could do it try and make work and i just couldn't do anything it was just hearing the wind just blew and wind just blew and if you look at everything on my end it's just grass it's just everything everywhere you. no one knows yet the precise cost of the damage bu

days ago meteorologists have issued severe warm weather warnings in new 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 ho

bushfires are spreading across eastern australia 3 more deaths been confirmed in the states of new south wales and one in victoria lightning started more far zone she would say nice and over 200 and i burning. davey is a 70 she says to push for a crisis will leave a lasting impact on the strains. we are seeing changes in our physical environment people are starting to wear masks because the air quality is so poor smoke is often the 1st thing that you smell in the morning sometimes you're out exercising and it rains ash on you but you're nowhere near a fire zone so i've observed in people that i've spoken to in recent weeks a real sense of kind of reconciliation to the fact that finale is the new normal there is certainly an increase of observed in people having conversations and debate around the role of climate change and just how much that has contributed to the severity and early start to this fire season the prime minister was recently forced to return home from a family vacation in hawaii he did apologize for being away at the height of the bushfire emergency but he also did say that he would

seemed australia's fires were easing those days heat and wind across new 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 5

missions that sounds remarkable explain that that's right so in new 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 t

damage caused by the fires by be irreparable jessica washington reports in new south wales one of the worst hit areas. fleeing from the flames this paulson is just one of many animals around australia seeing its habitat go up in smoke. a surely as native fauna and flora are accustomed to bush fires but this season has been unprecedented landscapes usually left on scathed have been decimated. 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 some description would really struggle because it you don't have a look around there is no wonder story to the to the bush in 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 pla

victoria as well as new 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

eastern sections of new 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 g

new 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

queensland and also into new 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 k

firefighting community around new south wales a star in the world is very tight needed i many people have been impacted rain across southeastern australia had recently dampened the country's unprecedented bushfires but on thursday a very hot very windy conditions returned and dozens of new fires flared up bushfires near the capital camera forced the complete closure of its airport people living nearby were told to evacuate until the fires got so bad that leaving became more dangerous than staying put after a terrible month it had seemed australia's fires were easing days heat and wind across new 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 an