it'll work its way east sunday that's when the rain already sweep across much of new south wales pushing on towards sydney all the while it stays fun in new zealand a very nice weekend ahead but this next system also developing across the great bias that that will bring the showers gusty winds and the clouds that you cross into western australia but also sydney for the next couple days you'll see that rain and then it does really clear out of the way and so we return to warm sunny conditions on offense and all the asia hey we've seen quite a little rain across much of japan but also south china for the last few days more of that as you go through that it will work its way off the east coast it should stay to the south of shanghai and also. today across much of japan but the rain back in the full cost cutting through eastern sections of honshu and all the while staying very unsettling the south coast so a wet couple of days in hong kong. and counting the cost an aging population soaring debts and recession can japan's new prime minister fix the economy famine puppy in our prices as the pa

south wales trading down across into victoria as well that will work its way east as sunday quite a cloudy day quite a blustery day as well with those winds and then another system is this really beginning to wind up here in the great by it so it does mean we've got cloudy conditions a mason shot blustery winds in puff and eventually that rain on its way towards tells mania as we head off to the start of the week. for decades criminals made millions tracking droughts through thailand wonder what needs to explore his way the country has now become the 1st in southeast asia to legalize medical marijuana. on al-jazeera. the hero world needs right. the all the all. bellowing on the headlines on al-jazeera taiwanese fighter jets have scrambled multiple times on friday morning after a chinese aircraft were said to have approached taiwan's airspace china has begun military drills close to taiwan to protect what it sees as its territorial sovereignty. more than 5000 refugees have settled into a new camp on the greek island of les posen hundreds are moving in there among the 12000 left homel

south wales we are going to see some showers showers creeping up into that eastern side of queensland much of the south wales will be fine and dry but notice a little more fly out there just pushing through the by west weather will slide out of the way push across the nullarbor gradually making its way towards adelaide well so whether it's also some showers there into fichtner in that wetter weather will make its way through the tasman very wet weather there in place at the moment very windy weather as well for a good part of new zealand and if that is the case across the southeast it into central arizona think it should stay she dry least over the next couple of days for a good part of the north and a little drive of the moment now into where much of japan batata right again that's on its way we will see a few showers in play here as we go through wednesday some wetter weather coming across northeastern china rolling across the korean peninsula one of that cloud of the rain back outs of japan right into the hearts of china very heavy rain here with a chance of flooding for shanghai.

wanted to coastal showers in new south wales but again the bulk of the country across the south is fine and dry quite a bit it can work its way across into queensland and in fact the club back in the forecast into western australia on wednesday some showers as well just really along those southern areas eventually working its way across the great bite but not making it the southeast a warm day in adelaide with a high of 25 a quite a fine and dry the across into new zealand both islands on cheese day but really it's going to be the south picking up the very heavy a persistent rain and again some heavy amounts of snow to the mountains. from fossil fuels to a renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovate. if solution is to make 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 the press pass by and hearing future energy .

south wales these will clear through as we go through it's monday box cars coming back in 22 celsius there in sydney out in the south wales and also pushing up into queensland. counting the cost of debt crisis and the insurgent uprising mozambique's troubled road to becoming the world for the biggest gas exporter an epic battle the challenges apple's grip on it's not a story and the rising prospect of a currency war it's a mighty dollar sink counting the cost on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and euro. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera historic talks aimed at ending nearly 2 decades of war in afghanistan a funny taking place in qatar negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban a meeting searching for a permanent ceasefire among other issues for the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative so they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demands for an islamic system. qatar is hosting these talks its foreign mini

south wales so we're in the teens here on the opposite side of australia we're warming up person to about 25 by sunday at 1st temperature is above the average by about 5 to 7 degrees and stays that way for the next 3 days. it looks like we're back to seasonal rains in east asia they're a bit ragged admittedly but it's been quite wet just in the east and south china on the forecastle take out through the south of south korea and in the west and sobbed pamphile the thing turned into a circulation of the water that does mean significant slow moving rainy tokyo the potential for flash flooding again here in the city itself and behind it all well yeah sudden charles looking wet including hong kong much of china is not just a few shows up in the high ground in the west but not much more than a frontal system going to want that was beijing temperatures might drop a bit when that goes through for next week to the northwest of india and pakistan still looks dry when you want to guarantee it stays that way there are still big showers the further south. counting the cost of the debt crisis i l

south wales and up towards southern queensland the wind behind turns into a bit of a door these are the nothing or not when the sun is out so temperatures are rising melbourne's up to 20 adelaide $24.00 which beats perth at about 19 with on shore breeze now this sherry stuff will keep going disappear and the warmth stays with you down in victoria and it's been rather wetter windier on its way into tasmania but it's new zealand again which gets the wettest all snowiest weather that's particularly focused in the south on. but. with a passion for supporting local communities. and pioneering innovative african science and technology projects how his child beautiful. glorious are all of us on this planet not just africa al-jazeera follows a leading by a chemist determined to use a scientific knowledge to say africa women make science from the lab to the field on al-jazeera. the. welcome back a reminder of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour the greek island of mass blows has just declared a 4 month state of emergency fire has left almost $4000.00 migrants homeless after they were for

of new south wales of much of those will be fine and dry you might just catch the odd showers around the coastal fringes of queensland the wetter weather is making its way towards new zealand but ahead of that it's going to be bright and fine and dry not too bright and fine across japan meanwhile we have got typhoon haiyan making its way up towards the korean peninsula now as you go on through monday that will drive its way further north which eventually pushing out into the far north east of china dry weather comes back in behind for a time that the a few showers there into japan but largely dry for central china. and face can tell a story without uttering a single one. a simple time to. inform us of. the unconventionality of lying witness history demands of the human eye. is what inspires scientists. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. the all. the way. from out of the top stories here lounges there are tens of thousands of brave threats to rally against president bush in the capital of bene reuss dozens were beaten or detained protests demanding his resignation and now entering t

south wales in new zealand is a slightly different story as you can see there's a frontal system running slowly up through south island masses of snow forecast for the inland mountains of the sea coastal cities just get a bit of a chill feel was not luck out 16 in christchurch that's no more or less disappears in the sun comes out on wednesday. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their 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 in fire mentally sound energy solutions for future generation the brush passed by metering future energy. oh oh oh. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh you want to go to 0 remind of our top stories this hour lebanon's political leaders are meeting in beirut to discuss who will be appointed the country's new prime minister is on bassett or to germany most of id but looks likely

south wales if this vaccine works praise god indonesia will go back to normal and we can go anywhere without being what. each day they feel in a health report and so far they've had no side effects on hiv and i'm saddened. that they did human trials in phase one and 2 and they were fine and so there's no need to be afraid more than 2000 indonesians signed up for the trial of the vaccine developed by chinese pharmaceutical manufacturers sign of back dr ecu 1000000 or has also volunteered indonesia's medical community has been hit hard by the outbreak and dozens of doctors and nurses have died he hopes he can help his colleagues. know their names. i don't feel like we're being used as guinea pigs in this time of the pain to make this is an honor for us. the proposed vaccine has previously been tested in china now advanced trials are taking place in countries with higher rates of infection base 3 trials are expected to last around 6 months and if the vaccine does work indonesia's state owned pharmaceuticals manufacturer says it will increase production capacity and aim to produce around

regional new south wales. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the berlin hospital treating russian opposition leader alexina vonnie says test results do indicate poisoning it says the substance has not yet been identified but the findings suggest what they're calling some kind of a colony as to raise inhibitor it says his life is not in danger but it cannot rule out any long term effects he's being treated in germany after being flown from my side being in hospital in an induced coma on saturday doctors in russia earlier said that they gave him the correct treatment and claimed no poison was found in his system and that they are responsible for saving his life the process of formally nominating donald trump as the republican candidate for president is underway in charlotte is currently trailing his rival joe biden in the polls biden has just been boosted by the support of dozens of republicans who are former members of congress several members of the opposition coordination council have been detained

south wales. lambing season isn't far off on is sheep and cattle farm on the plains bringing a small sense of normality to an anything but normal few years for david gergen he's been tested by prolonged drought then bushfires in january soon followed by coated 19 that's certainly having an impact on on everything especially the the wall market. that is is collapsing as well and i want where we're heading border and trade route closures during a pandemic have devastated prices here with the markets down about 40 percent on this time last year it's also leading to a workforce shortage when millions of sheep need to be she'd be she hundreds of seasonal shears normally fly in mainly from new zealand respond outside goban is using local workers but in other parts of the country there aren't enough the government is trying to find solutions with rising unemployment can stay at your private not paying the logical thing to do it would be right more people locally to work if you say that he's happy but it'

south wales lambing season isn't far off from the cattle farm on the plains bringing a small sense of normality to an anything but normal few years david gergen he's been tested by prolonged drought then bush rise in january through and followed by coded 19 it's certainly having an impact on on everything especially the the wall market other player market is is collapsing as well and now and where we're heading . border and trade route closures during the pen democrats devastated. with the markets down about 40 percent. when millions of heat need to be she. hundreds of seasonal shears normally fly in mainly from new zealand the spam outside goldman is using. but in other parts of the country there aren't enough the government is trying to find solutions with rising unemployment can strike me adjudicated montane the logical thing to do would be writing more people locally to work in that he's happy but it's not that simple of course training takes time to a job that requires skill and if the process is delayed well then it becomes an animal welfare problem. and a financial problem to p

south wales that fairly unusual there for this time of year meanwhile as we go through monday more clouds around but it should be mostly dry temperatures a little bit low 12 in melbourne could you see want to scout a child out across the west which is all on the high side and it's also mostly dry as well 21 degrees in perth on tuesday that should come with some nice sunshine how much is that fairing too badly across the southeast still feeling a little bit cool but the winds beginning to ease that you'll see where that rain is it's heading across both islands of new zealand that we had up towards asia now of course heavy rain across northern sections of china but we're watching this in particular this is now typhoon it is moving very slowly indeed so throughout monday it is going to barely move produce torrential amounts of rain across into the ricoh islands it's on its way northward as you can see pushing through the east china sea eventually pushing into more western areas of japan that's where the rain will be meanwhile more rain and thunderstorms across much of the korean peninsula. a

south wales and even over some of the lower ground see the good covering of snow for some parts of say in the coldest nights for around 4 years that was sent in the case in a c.t. but just to get out and enjoy the snow for some have a good snowball fight and face plant in the snow will see some warmer weather started to push into western parts as we go on through the next couple days but the rush of showers will continue just remedy suicidal victoria pushing over into new south wales tasmania still seeing a few showers able to brighten up to become a touch warmer and quieter and more pleasant as we go on into monday but somewhat the weather will push its way towards new zealand we've got some wet weather making its way towards japan at long last little help to break the heat that we have seen ongoing in honshu tokyo about what should be at around 30 celsius as these showers stoffel raffle their way through see largely dry weather central parts of china just offshore we keeping a close eye on this tropical storm barry that's making its way towards south korea . rewind returns with a new

south wales and say the over the high ground 16 is say that could be the coldest day of the year so far so prices sell for that further north this 5 and dry for the west not too bad we got a bit of rain just making its way towards stubley way towards perth some places for a grassy edging over towards new zealand and we got some rain edging across the korean peninsula at the moment a long line of cloud here those are the seasonal right big downpours to central parts of china yet again the risk of further flooding coming through here john says some welcome showers making the way into japan and at last turning just a little bit cooler. china has one of the world's highest her base but many a take up the fought against for military style white let's go to radical surgery one o one a steam best regards as the chinese battle to get in shape on al-jazeera history has called it the great war in the final episode the 2 sides fight themselves to a standstill while britain and france conspire behind closed doors to produce a secret agreement that will shape the middle east for the century to c

south wales quite a little covering a snow even at lower levels there across the great dividing rice and failing pretty cold could be the coldest day of the year so far for sydney with a top temperature of just 16 degrees. they come in hope and in search of work to provide a better life for the families they've left behind. but though their labor is vital to italy's food industry they risk exploitation by corporations and organized crime . trapped in a system with little hope of escape people empower investigates its release seeks legs on al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour russian opposition politician alexina valmy is reportedly in a coma with suspected poisoning he was on a flight to moscow when he fell ill. for u.s. president barack obama has used a speech at the democratic national convention to attack president all trump he said the trump was used his term in office to help himself and his friends and the democratic party is officially nominated senator kaamelott horace the vice president she's the 1st black woman on a major u.

south wales a little mary of low pressure just heading towards the tasman quite a nasty drag of winds coming in from the southwest as we go through thursday on into friday could see some snow just cropping up from time to time just around the great dividing range southern end of the range that just around the victorian alps and some pos even up towards central parts of new south wales could even see as much as 10 centimeters of snow as we go wanted to the latter part of the waco where it's not too bad it is lousy fine and dry fired into the way perth around $21.00 celsius basin bits and pieces of cloud and rain meanwhile sweeping across new zealand but again not too bad we'll see temperatures in oakland getting up to around 17 celsius once the rain clears through now we have got rain making its way back into the far north of china ara seasonal runs they're going to pulse a way out of china central and eastern parts of china slipping down back across the korean peninsula possibility of further flooding here but it stays hot and dry for japan. they come in hope and in search of work to

of days and as you can see was that system works its way eastwards away from new south wales in victoria the next system begins to push across the great by so against a very unsettled but not too cold 70 degrees in adelaide and then up into the northeast of asia this very heavy rain still in the forecast as we go through sunday it will once again really produce some heavy downpours across north korea trailing back into the central and western as a china but really the bulk of china is fine and dry very warm day in shanghai $36.00 degrees on the sunny skies it will stay warm on monday this rain that becoming havea out towards the west but it doesn't prove across much the korean peninsula and they want to scattered showers across into japan with a high of 33 in tokyo. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the banks to mount a serious documentary. rewind continues we have to be you know i have a question and i got it done and this is the proudest day of my job my life that was a real turning point because that gives them a lot of confidence that they can beat any team i

south wales another one just to the west of western australia both are fairly active so that means wind and rain running through western australia and then going through the bite strong winds drifting down the coast towards victoria and then tasmania with that low drifting south as well staying in the tasman sea not even reaching new zealand and the picture on sunday is a better one for places like city were 20 degrees again but the average but an increasingly breezy and went picture at least for the south australia and victoria as i said new zealand's doing quite well you've got a couple of nice dry days was relative all relative. on the counting the cost how powerful banking and political plans destroyed lebanon's economy controversy of a son's troy's to oversee laughter america's recovery from the pandemic plus a company awarding billions for a gas plant that wasn't even. counting the cost of al-jazeera. award winning documentaries from around the world. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera your top stories so far this half hour iran will be able to start buying con

south wales health failed to get quick test results before passengers disembarked there are more than $150.00 coronavirus vaccines in development around the world but fewer than 10 have reached stage 3 that's the final phase before approval and eventual production and distribution there are worries that the rush for a vaccine means safety is being compromised as gabler's on the reports now from new york. on average it can cost more than 100000000 dollars and take years to put a vaccine through all 3 stages of development with no guarantees of success with time of the essence in the covert $1000.00 pandemic many governments are picking up the costs taking the financial risk to help speed up the process the government has basically taken the risk out. no pay for the no pay for the street drugs and therefore the companies can move right along but in fact mr hughes the back while they were doing based while they are still unsure whether that actually works in the say because the government's going to pay for it but is safety being sacrificed for speed it was in 1955 when a laboratory rush

south wales health failed to get quick test results before passengers disembarked at the time it was a strain your single biggest source of infection with more than 600 cases and 20 deaths linked directly to the ship. and france has declared paris summit area around the city of musée as coronavirus red zones the decree gives all thora to use the power to impose new restrictions on the millions of people who live there it comes off to a shopping crease in new cases over the past 2 weeks people who are in france or indeed holland or on to other places that were announcing the saving who were added to the corn seamless people can stay and finish your holiday but you have to be away you will have to quarantine off of that and that is mandates free afraid because we do need to protect the low rates we've managed to establish in this country and that does apply u.k. whites or for parts of the united kingdom scotland northern ireland wales and england moving on this together this evening and british tourists in several countries are cutting their holiday short they're scrambling to return

south wales some wetter whether they're also pushing into southern parts of queensland dry but last a cloudy the new zealand. global food production is wastrels and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources jellyfish is delicious with it very night seafood taste and texture and some that kind of married. and innovative production techniques i've seen a viable farm before i would never in a restaurant have to say this is great earthrise just feeding the 1000000000 on a just you know. you're watching al-jazeera your top story so far this half hour e.u. foreign ministers are meeting on friday to discuss potential sanctions against the roost they're concerned about suspected vote rigging in sunday's presidential election and a violent crackdown on demonstrators that follows a 3rd night of unrest in the capital minsk 3 people have died in violence in the indian city of bangalore sparked by an allegedly offensive social media post about the prophet muhammad dozens were injured when protesters clashed with police who fired on the crowd. 70000 houses have bee

south wales adelaide the same 8 millimeters of rain in 14 alice doesn't sound like a lot but that is actually the heaviest rainfall we've seen for 2 months war right here make its way through the area over the next couple of days. exploiting the man means the chaos. burning the words. to make the charcoal that feels the fantasy is that forge the steel. that in lecture is the trade that exploits a man. penetrates global market slavery a 21st century evil continues to charcoal slaves on al jazeera. america you're watching al-jazeera these are your top stories this half hour belorussian opposition politicians to kind of sky has left the country and is now in lithuania she's confirmed the news in an online video on you tube it follows the 2nd night of violent clashes over disputed election results. the head of the u.n. food agency says he's worried levanon could run out of bread in about 2 and a half weeks 85 percent of lebanon's grain came through the woods port which was devastated by last week's explosion. china's top legislative body has voted to extend the current term of the hong k

hello the rough weather on the new south wales coast cause some flooding south of sydney is still causes a warning of strong winds damaging winds potentially and maybe flash floods that's all its way out on the causation is now on its way to new zealand to cause a bit of damage i think for far north of north island in this big winter storm opening up in the by tales was only brought rain to western australia is it's continuing was windy weather in the southwest perth and to the south of that and then the front itself brings an increasing amount of rain and strengthening winds to adelaide and probably melbourne with more showers in to do south wales queensland's looking pretty dry i have to say and sydney's enjoying a nice change to the weather 30 degrees in the sunshine on wednesday pretty quick traveling storms the this one with here jangly is going up something like 55 kilometers per hour zipped through the korean strait left briefly big waves strong winds and rain on top of the ground but didn't really interrupt the flow of the monsoonal rain although you have got their fun tuesday th

helo both east and west australia was active at the moment just coming off shore of new south wales this curl of cloud hears a proper of low pressure and briefly the winds will pick up and the waves will pick up from the risk to damaging the cliffs the soft cliffs is there again and from sydney northwards is also a risk of flash floods this is really specifically for monday the same time much bigger systems on winding through western australia's rain right into the tropical heart if you like and then wants us concert has was adelaide to go windy sherry whether left over for pursers adelaide is wet sydney becomes a much nicer place to be on tuesday winds coming down the sun right out and much of the rain is just to trust towards the north on the new zealand. it's the right time here to watch out for tropical spinners in the north western pacific and his one coming through out of the philippines has been named as jangly is just a tropical storm the winds are walked past a fire this is not a big problem but it will produce a lot of rain for the small islands of japan and then it will move n

south wales close their borders to contain the spread. we're saying some stabilization in numbers we've got you know 4 or 500 cases each day that has been more or less the average for the last week that's not good enough but it is a positive that we've averted an exponential increase through the last couple of weeks if we hadn't stabilized those numbers we would've saying thousands of cases per day and there are estimates wave verted $20000.00 or more cases of the stage 3 restrictions. but many kenyans who lost their jobs because of covert 19 accuse the government of misusing foreign aid to help them they say they are to receive any money so reports from nairobi. antonio chang has just received his weekly $10.00 payment from the government the money is a lifeline to him and thousands of other kenyans in auburn areas who have lost their jobs because of coronavirus and a subsequent lockdown measures. a chain is a casual labor in the western town of q. and has 3 children. under 500 we use 500 shillings for a banana hoping business we then us

now there have you got a house on the coast of new south wales remember those pictures from a couple weeks ago look at this low here developing in the next day or so a circulation means pounding waves will again coinstar soft coastline that was warmer why is the 3rd time since this happened in 3 weeks sydney itself will see when the end rather went whether i have to say new south wales will have that coastal pounding otherwise it's a fairly quiet picture until you look west that frontal system has gone through western australia exists and as a following cold breeze in 2 person was plenty of shows been a wet winter so far for the western side of australia. on counting the cost russia says war planes and that's mr since the fall of libya biggest oil the last $11.00 on the economic analysis of the devastating explosion is it time from awful fun plus weaponize in place of this information to manipulate elections. counting the costs of al-jazeera play an important role. you want to go to 0 with me said holroyd the reminder of our top stories china's top representative in hong kong says u.

south wales or eastern victoria or a.c.t.a. or kills ran back into was adelaide as well and then the slow moving incoming rain for perth and that whole side to west and western australia but maybe the people just around the coast of sydney we worrying once again as the wind gets up and therefore the ways get up to remember those pictures of eroding beach line has sydney's forecast isn't cold but it is showery and probably windy about how we get to monday representing that developing low off the coast rain is a problem still in the korean peninsula south korea particular around the capital has seen the mighty river han lose leave leave its banks and cause some flooding there's more rain to come throughout south korea to some degree passage of pan and in china but i think we'll see really the major problems continue in south korea. all counting the cost of russia war planes and that's mr since control of libya's biggest oil the last $11.00 on the economic around of this and the devastating explosion is it time from awful fun plus

even into the interior of new south wales maybe 25 to 50 millimeters of rainfall coming through that weather stretching across much of the state victoria seeing some very wet weather too and that wet weather pushing across secured parts of queensland some heavy downpours coming in here as we go on through friday fun and dry behind not cheap pattinson easy to me have got a spell of wetter weather coming in this we go on through friday cooler air tucking in from the south as we go through sas day in temperatures then will struggle to get into double figures just figure on this little storm that we have in the tasman the possibility of another east coast low just coming into new south wales as we go on through the next couple of days that could bring some flooding more flooding rains across the good parts of south korea lots of cloud still showing up on the satellite picture here that what's the weather still spilling across the yellow sea outs of eastern china pushing across the korean peninsula heading towards japan but for much of japan is fine dry and sunny. in russia victor nationa

south wales and the astroland capital territory to try and slow the spread of these forests which will no doubt be another big blow to the domestic travel market. technical gauge there live for us in sydney nic thank you for that. well polls have opened in sri lanka to elect a new parliament president got up by a rajapaksa sponte seeking 2 thirds majority so it can make changes to the constitution the vote was postponed twice because of the coronavirus well nelson and his joins us live now from colombo so this is south asia's 1st election since the pandemic why does this election matter and what have been the main issues for voters. busy that run for sri lanka in terms of its journey forward we are sort of 10 years post conflict but there are still a lot of things that need to be sorted out we've had changes of government but in terms of a direction for this country whether it be the economics whether it be post conflict issues there still a lot to happen so here we see a century that rajapaksa brothers going into this election asking for control of parliament to bring in the changes t

south wales as well wetter weather too coming across south australia spilling out of western australia could even see some wet weather into western parts of queensland. if. bought into existence by a slave rebellion. yet rife with slavery. at the 2010 earthquake forced into domestic were. deprived of an education and wrapped up a childhood. child slaves part of slavery a 21st century evil. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to the israeli and state of victoria to help in force for a virus isolationalist anyone found breaching the rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00. the philippine capital manila is back on the coronavirus long down public transport has been halted in only essential businesses are allowed to operate cases have surged past 100000. resident donald trump has publicly rebuked the head of the white house burn a virus taskforce he said deborah burke said hurt his administration after she said the rapid spread of covert 19 in the us was a new phase in the pandemic. oil giant

south wales in particular sydney and the federal government has warned the economic fallout will be nationwide victoria makes up about a quarter of the national economy and with coated 19 cases remaining in the triple digits direly many are wondering if it's realistic that numbers can be driven down in 6 weeks nicola gage al-jazeera sydney. afghan forces have retaken a prison in the east of the country hafter a long gun battle with attack it's also has claimed responsibility for storming the high security prison 46 people have been killed including 10 of the assailants afghan officials that more than $300.00 prisoners escaped additional security forces were deployed to help end the overnight gunfire outside the facility in the city of jalalabad. is linked i still in afghanistan have claimed responsibility for many recent attacks one of the worst so far this year was the suicide bombing which killed $32.00 mourners at a funeral for a police commander in may the united nations latest estimate is that are still has around 2200 fighters in afghanistan while i still isn't territorial ret

south wales in particular sydney and the federal government has warned the economic fallout will be nationwide victoria makes up about a quarter of the national economy and with quoted $9000.00 cases remaining in the triple digits daily many are wondering if it's realistic that numbers can be driven down in 6 weeks nicola gage al-jazeera sydney let's bring in dr bharat is a senior clinical lecturer at university of exeter medical school in the u.k. good to have you with us so 1st of all why this it seems like some countries have managed to escape a 2nd wave and others haven't well it all depends on how many cases they had to begin with so if you start from a high level it is almost impossible to regain control and if you act fast ackerley hard like new zealand did you can then reduce your number of cases and regain control so this is the game of chess that we have to play and we have to play it with the science which is act fast act early act hard and you regain control act slowly act reluctantly and you find it very difficult to maintain and regain control over hang on doctor does

just catching tasmania going to new zealand the breeze of the shore of new south wales is a light in the sun is out in sydney some shopping trip to queensland for developing not far away from purses a profit circulation area of low pressure which means persistent rain sometimes heavy showers in court often windy and cold weather that surprisingly the focus of put is not that cold 16 rising to 80 despite the increase in the winter which is more or less the cold suddenly showers to sundry on monday and then they're more or less gold at least in perth that won't be the case to the socks the seasonal rain if the station is about as far north it's going to go with any significance so it's currently concentrating in the north east of china and more especially the korean peninsula it's not reaching japan name was just a few showers here and you go further west there's not much happening in sichuan either largely because in the south china sea there's a massive cloud and rain affecting hong kong we have got showers and thunderstorms for the next 3 days and humid weather and also a circulatio

zealand but for australia as a breeze running up new south wales coast rain is likely here and moving up towards queensland the last front really just cold the edge of western australia did nothing else and it's diving down towards tasmania so the tasman sea is hosting these proper stormy systems picture of a land that is a fairly dry one new zealand is the one that catches the edge of this circulation out 1st it's a normally breeze says 60 degrees in oakland and fairly dry but there is rain and i was always that right is on the northern coast of the south and. beyond going fight between donald trump and the golden state because of drones philosophy he's indelibly going to conflict with california exposes contrasting ideologies on immigration the environment economic and cultural issues trump is calling attention to the failure of the blue state model the battle grounds for the 2020 an action people in power reports on trumped les's california on al-jazeera. the end. of the back our top stories on al-jazeera police in hong kong have used a not new national security law to crackdown on

south wales with sydney is sydney's having also an outbreak but it is a much smaller number of outbreaks this seems to be a context tracing but somewhat warring is there are various clusters appearing around the city and in queensland so going further north in greece been unfortunately there has been importation of 2 code 2 cases and i think now 3 cases of coded thought so that outbreak is and it's very early stages so we have now a new range of restrictions coming into effect cyclists in the border between states is that going to be enough for australian authorities to avoid the country becoming an epicenter like president or the us what l.c. thing there should be doing right now. so i mean go on 40 we don't have medication that we can give to the population people of the khalif of this we don't have a vaccine so these containment measures are very important don't forget the physical distance seeing people not getting together as large groups of people will remark series of time can be a transmission watching and those things are fundamental to treating this infections so those things a

south wales this mashing and say hey this cloud this is tied to that low pressure system it so work his face that we southwards tools a new zealand but carrying out very nicely. in the wake of that system me while trying to find enjoy i want to shout as possible on friday just long these a fall south coastal areas but 19 is the high in perth as a safe fine day on friday across much of australia but that rain with those strong winds heading towards new zealand it will particularly impact the south island through thursday on friday and little girl warnings and rain warnings in place. every who'll be it's a devastating impact on used cars. tries explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important samples and we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant supply fall to conflict on al-jazeera. route. you're watching al jazeera live from doha with me for you back to bill i remind our

south wales he says it's the people in poorer communities who need more help. the report says it well the u.n. says it well the code it is unfair it's those are the poorest in society there might be a bus load about that maybe the one it will in particular the 1000000000 people living in low income settlements or slums of southeast asia south southeast asia and africa or latin america places where people struggle where there's density where there's lack of access the issue is access to health care or jobs or things like that so the real challenge is to take that seriously the his that will happen the problem is the previous so-called natural crises of that's a little change around the world most cities have been engines of growth for centuries so cities are where the wealth gets created the issue is tapping into that but if you're going for me what do you need to do you need to work today city tonight i'm seeing this gap happening between people who can work from home and many people are quite liking that but 1st people are more vulnerable the issue is you can'

south wales are now limited to 20 people the protest was meant to call attention to the death of an indigenous man in police custody in 2050. scientists say nearly 3000000000 animals were killed or displaced by a strain is last bushfire season the world wide fund for nature describes it as one of the worst wildlife disasters in modern history while koalas became the face of the crisis it affected nearly every species on the continent many animals that didn't die in the flames faced starvation dehydration and attacks by other animals but let's speak to christopher dickman he's a professor of terrestrial ecology at the university of sydney he's joining us now so we appreciate your time thank you for joining us on al-jazeera the thing that strikes me 1st and i think would strike most people about this report is the scale of the impact. is think you 3000000000 is the huge number and something of a shock when we compile the numbers and found that it was only 2500000000 animals that would have been in the path of the flames so that's really huge difficult to get to get around i think i'm

south wales damaging winds here we have had some flooding more very gusty conditions rattling 3 spinning away as we go on through choose day wednesday promises to be a much better day i am pleased to say shit on a little quieter 19th celsius in sydney the up to around 16 celsius the 4 melbourne a lot of fun and try of course that western side of australia perth 20 degrees for lots of dry weather will look my father the new zealand or the cloud and rain will move in for the 2nd awful week. 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. to the us to. him back you're watching al jazeera with me fully back to remind of our top stories at least 2 people have been killed during protests a

south wales as we go on through monday we are expected to say some very heavy rain the possibility of flash flooding severe warnings in falls and some very strong winds as well as that just swells away that beach erosion still a problem here of course that will tend to move away as we go on searches day heading towards new zealand new zealand lost a fine and dry kwacha weather coming back into that southeastern corner of australia and we got some quotes weather off a little spell are flying to the southwest. rewind continues i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with updates on the best of al-jazeera as documentaries this show continues but from by good to know i'm used to students revisiting alfred's pre-press. i'm the money they didn't talk we know from the topic of what's happening in libraries or sites they have been some changes over over the years you know rewind on al-jazeera. the roof. or. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour there have been more scuffles and tear gas in the streets of the u.s. city of portland protests continue against p

south wales which is unusual but look what's developing off the coast of new south wales a proper circulation with significant rain significant wind which will pick up the waves once more and create the potential for yet more regime along the coast where we sort only about 4 or 5 days ago potentially quite damaging useful rain inland with if you're on the coast you weren't that much of a rain gets into victoria as well you don't notice the seas no rain on the other side the great the summer rain is showing itself to be more active now in japan there's a big dip down through taiwan back up through mainland china which is where it should be we've seen flooding in the yangtze is still there it is going to be topped up by this next mass i think which is now focusing a bit more on who on the forecast who is a wet one for the next 3 days the rain varying in intensity and surprisingly and then the line sort of goes up across the yellow sea or the east china sea then catches south korea once again this is the time of year when south korea gets the wet weather. rewind continues i can bring your people

south wales quite a few those rain showers. but really these coastal areas this is where the winds will be strong and the rain will also be heavy so not helping of course we do asian along those coastal areas sunday knows about across western australia but there's a front on its way so by monday gets closer to the coast the winds will pick up the showers will begin to push in but it's a warm day in perth ahead of the system 23 degrees celsius with most to kiss sunny skies still the rain across the southeast pushing it a bit further south would say victoria could pick up a few shows but is fine and. it is in christ church. counter because this week rich countries are cornering the market for covert 19 vaccines but what does that mean for the coronavirus. and check out the real price the developing. countries the cost. there is no channel that covers world news like we do we revisit the state there are 3 invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha your top stories

middle of winter in tropical queensland now look at the coast and inland in new south wales this is significant rain for the next few days with an increasing breeze ran down the coast opposite direction of the woman caused so much damage but it's a strong wind is still story weather and fairly heavy rain on its way down towards sydney then the weekend same time a passing frontal give a shower to maybe in perth but no more than that very active weather on the seasonal rain you can see this here has produced flooding throughout south korea it's been notable in busan but it's been measurable further north as well that's more or less done to death now you got an easterly wind a few more showers a bit more rain to come mostly on the northern half of south korea just going to north korea but the heavy rains probably going to be in japan in honshu and then the tail of it comes back the next developing system it's going south be on the yangtze here but in sichuan another level develop and produce yet more potential flooding. counting the cost this week rich countries are cornering the marke