as from their java programming language oracle sued google for infringing its copyrights when google created an independent impled implementation of that program and the case has been working its way through the courts ever sense with the federal circuit court issuing a 2nd controversial ruling in 2018 related to the same case which basically said software developers are not free to use existing software interfaces to build new computer programs and that google in fact was not free to use the java a.p.i. back in january google asked the supreme court to overturn that controversial ruling and this week the high court agreed to hear the case but we don't know exactly when that will happen yet so why does the scholars right now think that the federal circuit's ruling saw decremental. well it goes back to simple communication really some experts including public interest groups and software companies will never have weighed in on the case saying the decision has far reaching implications that threaten what they call the interconnected software ecosystem in other words the software progra

release western java during says in fact this whole area into these is looking nicely wet suit away surprisingly is dry and the development hasn't quite taken place to the east the philippines if you're in thailand bangkok could be wet something thailand could be wet which is southeast asia is prone to a few showers but mostly we're talking about coastal thailand vietnam and here's a dangerous weather unfortunately found by still a strong winds the wildfires in new south wales show no signs of abating at the moment the weather is not going to help is going to hinder and is generally dry throughout the continent in fact is getting increasingly warm for the west person 36 degrees on wednesday are not much different on thursday asked for rain if you're not in tasmania you can almost forget it occasional thunderstorms are possible but they are just occasional. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the home try to talk to passengers we follow journalists on the front line the fish tank the free press committed to reporting the facts police officers pointing guns a

twice now a federal appeals court found that google unfairly used java without paying for it. today the supreme court justices agreed to review the ruling hearing arguments early next year. >>> the state just escalated its battle with the white house to regulate auto emissions. the goal is to allow california to continue setting its own fuel efficiency standards and prevent the trump administration from stepping in. in september the epa revoked california's ability to set air emission standards for vehicles that go beyond federal requirement.. >>> squaw valley opened to the public this morning. this comes after weeks of preparation and snow making, but will the weather melt the hard work away? reporter rachel wolf was there. >> we have about 3 feet of snow on the kangaroo trail. >> reporter: more than 500 people hit the slopes at squaw valley for opening day. >> it's fun. first day on the mountain. excited to be here. >> so far it's been the best day of the season. >> reporter: the report had been making snow since mid-october, but had to hold off for about a week when mother

this is a small village in the east of java, indonesia's biggest island. but over the last few years, things here have started to change. since 2017 and ‘18, we've seen an increased flux of plastic entering indonesia. the uk, the us and australia all send waste to indonesia, supposedly to be recycled. last year, indonesia's plastic recycling industries imported around 300,000 tonnes of plastic waste. that's on top of the 900,000 tonnes they got from within the country. the uk sent 18,000 tonnes of plastic to indonesia in the first half of this year, and 55,000 tonnes of paper. that makes it the fourth biggest recipient of british waste in the world. why is packaging ending up here? the factories nearby import 40% of the paper they recycle but the browsable paper they recycle but the browsable paper are arriving with plastic in them. —— the bales of paper. the paper factories have no use for the plastic. this woman has been living here for 11 years. she says she and is up to £6a 11 years. she says she and is up to £6 a day from the plastic. because

dramatic escalation of iraq's anti-government protests crowds have torched the rainy and consummate he not java holy city for shia muslims hundreds surrounded the building lighting taia than anything else they could find while chanting iran out they accused tehran of propping iraq's government which they want replaced this is a 2nd time this month anyway and consulates has been targeted by protesters 3 weeks ago security forces defending at the site in karbala killed 4 demonstrators earlier we spoke to our reporter mama john john on the phone in baghdad he explained how suspicion and anger about iran have played into the protests. and there it here in the by by these thousands and our government demonstrators 'd that that area is far too beholden to store and powers and that among those foreign powers that are exerting too much influence in this country is the country which is their neighbor and that they will work extraordinary about what happened this evening is that the iranian consulate is one just which is this. shiite religious authority was attacked this is shia majority city and they di

run java which is a living example of grassroots democracy, ecological justice, women's empowerment and decentralization is a threat to turkey and its centralized and authoritarian form of government. erdogan has also -- i'm going to take more time the net. sorry if that's the case. >> i would like to bring the you into the conversation. >> so i will finish when i finish. so the other thing that erdogan is proposed to do is to move one to 2 million syrian arab refugees back into northern syria. in order to do that he's proposed to ethnically cleanse northern syria of its kurdish inhabitants. add to my and disgust, president trump has endorsed that policy by saying turkey needs to cleanse northern syria for its security reasons. there is well-documented ties between turkey and isis. after the regime used chemical weapons on the 21st of august in 2013, killing 1429 people -- greg, hi. [inaudible] >> no. you're going to hear from the for bit longer than that. sorry. erdogan took it upon himself to go after the regime, and he established the jihadi highway to raqqa, provided weapons, money

come out fully ready >> and this idea of cooper netties is maybe as powerful as virtual machine and java was 20 years ago. so we see it as a major inflection point where the industry is agreeing how applications will get built and get automated. and for that, pacific is bringing it into the core v sphere and for us this is hundreds of thousand of customers, millions of people that use our products will become enabled and it is a beta today great interest we've been oversubscribed, expanded it twice already. and it will be part of the next major release that will come early next year. so we are well on track to deliver what we think is a ground breaking technology and part of the bigger strategy that we've laid out with the pivotal acquisitions that will soon be closing. all of that gives us great assets to capitalize on the cooper netties transition for the industry >> java has been huge for technology, not just in the enterprise, but consumer as well it was a really big deal so that is a high bar that you are setting. what sort of an advantage is this going to give vmware assuming proje

what used oracle's open source java software to build its android platform in 2009. oracle is seeking billions of dollars in punitive damages. a lower court ruled in its favor lawyers for google asked the supreme court to take up the case calling it. one of the quote, critical cases to the computer software industry. >>amazon's going after a multi billion dollar military contract that was awarded to microsoft. the company says it plans to file a formal legal complaint protesting the move. last month the department of defense chose microsoft to receive its massive cloud computing contract. the contract could be worth up to billion over 10 years amazon claims the deal was marred by quote errors and an unmistakable bias. >>for your help tonight, apple has now removed all all vaping related applications from its app store today. the company says it got rid of 181 vaping-related apps to discourage its use. >>apple has been gearing up to remove them for months now back in june april ban the promotion of vaping products and its app store. apple also has not approved any new

alice and was not a disaster at all ok i'm pretty sure president maduro would differ from that view of java's that yes that alone where you just said about about morale as tell us what you think of this summit break summit in brasilia what can we expect above the narrow of course the host is a good friend of washington i think that this is a pathetic reunion to have been a very important thing as the brics and they with a deal there to deal with foreign biggest countries in book relation and close south africa and what tonight it to discuss and to share problems and big countries that are supposed to be independent autonomous parts of beijing in the world so society can do all of the. independent way and is a stroll in the bricks were created in brazil who had. not only lula before him. and brazil has a tradition of a reasonable alternative the. foreign policy politics and this change to fully balls are not also a matter of a read to ready expose very strongly his allegiance his commitment to his native state. manner that i may view is contradictory 'd is a deal of the brics but arguably the

and safe and satellite picture and is that to be repeated in the forecast so western java good part of borneo that looks wet to the way he probably dry and then west papua west again sumatra is looking at a place and so still is a good part of thailand at least as far north as bangkok not as much as it was admitted the. monsoon rains gone now of course so we talk about northeast monsoon a dry time the except for look at this from the northwest of india and stretching down through pakistan this is actually quite active weather a mess a cloud with rain and snow but the rain reaches a long way south possibly even into caracas. the weather sponsored by catalona is. investigative journalism the world referred to by. local experts in discussion 3 times you've got a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos that were still it was brought to us were you watching the stories from other angles. open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today you have to rethink pretty much everything thank you for talking to al-jazeera the great programs to inspire you on al-j

the forested island of borneo one reason is the threat of disappearing under the rising waters of the java sea. apart from evacuating cities several countries have engineered solutions like flood barriers and sea walls but experts are increasingly saying that nature based solutions are far more likely to help protect vulnerable coastal ecosystems. groups on the gulf of mexico have begun replanting the vanishing mangrove forests there. in india divers are helping coral reefs regenerate and around the world people have joined campaigns against overfishing to maintain ocean ecosystems. these and other efforts could give coastlines a fighting chance against rising sea levels. the dials habitats of the baltic sea between the land of the weaves between fresh water and salt water provide the best possible living conditions for many animals and plants species however tourism agriculture and the fishing industry have damaged the habitats of the shallow inland sea not just that the sea eats away at the german island of. the u.s. bought this. threatening to divide the island. this coastline is being

but for some insight into the events unfolding in pakistan we're joined by geo political expert java gorani who is in islamabad good to see you. what triggered this protest movement from religious leaders what was the main aspect of it. or. what triggered what we're seeing the protests what was the main aspect of it job it. what i can or gather from your question is it seems they do just bark do you bitch is. or from the big dog protest. or. that's what they want and that these are the election goes down really well. we're live. on. present and the 2nd that you are you hot. mama some scum good friend that is probably because of. all the armor i remember back all of which heard a very negative or do your thing it's long the problem is solved or there's been biased it's inspired by a sorry. house but girly human. mom which means it's. who i am and i think ok because of their knowledge do option on all of. our earth or last. line is on the grand isle jazz really and i ask another question just dies i'm going to be 80 yet for our next. job but let me just try another question we'll just

borneo out across the west fairly widespread 3 much as some showers like you across into the west of java and also quite a bit of rain and clouds you can see the across much of the minae peninsula and then into india quite an unsettled few days ahead into new delhi a system coming through damages though still on the warm side 31 on friday. the plan. to do it. here. with the basic facilities. is. probably. hours after a cease fire was agreed. between israel. 34 palestinians have been killed and. 2 people have been killed in iraq. government protests 35 others were injured many of those hurt choked. by rubber bullets more than 300 people have been killed since the beginning of october. protestors in hong kong a block many parts of the city center for a 4th straight day. confrontations with police left in critical condition. become body and prime minister who has ordered the release of more than 70 opposition activists on bail they were arrested in recent weeks and accused of plotting to overthrow the government the justice ministry has also withdrawn arrest warrants for office activists hid

seeing some very heavy rain as we go through the mid week but down here towards the south for bali and java we are looking at some very nice conditions with temperatures into the low thirty's there . the impression of an ethnic minority and me and my many. they intend to make sure that rangers will no longer entitled to basic rights or citizenship brian's in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution after him and me and my. exile. on not just their. time for us to take a look at the top stories here it is there are anti establishment candidates in hong kong of won an overwhelming majority in district elections chief executive kerry lam has promised to listen humbly to voters. human rights watch israel palestine director all mushed up here is due to be deported from israel in the coming hours earlier this month the supreme court approved the government's decision to expel him she came as accused of supporting a boycott campaign against israel. the number of people killed in landslides and flooding in northwestern kenya has now risen to 52

proper decent right this time the year it's sporadic showers but they are at least as far south as java. too often on the streets. are victims but a new force is at play. female police officers are combat sexual assault. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the badge. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera at least 53 soldiers have been killed in an attack on a military base in northeastern mali it was carried out on an outpost in the region no group has claimed responsibility. and hong kong as thousands of people rallied for the 22nd straight weekends a large crowd was stopped from entering a park where an anti-government gathering was planned the demonstrations have grown over the past 5 months mainly over china's increasing influence in the territory. and south africa their 3rd rugby world cup final beating england 3212. it was president donald trump has defended himself on the campaign trail against a congressional impeachment inquiry. democrats approved rules for the hearings as a proceedings go public. as rosalind jordan has the latest. it's one thing to at

today's at the moment has come as far south as sort of ways in borneo they're ready does it do much in java and that's still true in the fall cos it's further north it's in singapore kuala lumpur sudden thailand peninsula malaysia sudden with gold in sumatra and that's where it's going to stay with some more forming on the coast on vietnam but in jakarta a low likelihood of sun's tones which is wrong really for this time of the year we have seen some pretty active weather recently in new south wales that front now has gone through queensland's you can see it was cold enough briefly for some snow in the victorian house and of course we're just about to knock on the door of summer proper temperature wise we're still in the twenty's which is about right anyway from brisbane down to hobart it has been a lot warmer in person about 31 so don't hugely warm or not doesn't change very much in the next day or so as a cloud that hints at the nothing spectacular i don't think if you're on the west coast news even particularly on the south island you can see what's coming your way significant cloud and

that is the weather but the rains have grown so the size there has been some decent stuff down in java and safe and satellite picture and it's there to be repeated in the forecasts western job a good part of borneo that looks wet sort of ways he probably dry and then west papua west again soon what a place there and. so still is a good part of thailand at least as far north as bangkok not as much as it was admittedly. monsoon rains gone now of course so we talk about northeast monsoon a dry time the except for look at this from the northwest of india and stretching down through pakistan this is actually quite active weather a mess a cloud with rain and snow but the rain reaches a long way science possibly even into caracas. the weather sponsored by countdown is. an inspiring quest for knowledge that led to remarkable achievements altissimo wells meets the algerian entrepreneur. who helped pioneer computing in the arabic language and the egyptian islamic scholar honored for his contribution to arab culture both building successful lives abroad but never forgetting their. arabs abroad th

good parts of the malaysia borneo seeing some of the charles of water to shower was to down to ward's java but the west the weather i suspect will be right across border as a heavy downpours a possibility southern parts of the movie peninsula towards k.l. for example the risk of some localized flooding coming in here that over the next couple of days meanwhile into australia has seen some of the welcome showers into the the fos at least of the country pushing through parts of new south wales sydney's actually on course to have this hot haste and november on rec hold so we also have which is still very much on the high side fool said may be getting up to around 23 celsius on saturday sit down over a surprise because of that cloud because of the showers down towards the southeast and cold at least in parts of victoria they will move through temperatures just not going up again in sydney brisbane gets up to 30 celsius be a walk around here and a high of 30 the house brings. a chinese casino empire that is transforming cambodia bombed money rapid development and criminality what i want to inve

march of the mill a peninsula and we could even see some welcome into the west of java as we head into wednesday india is mostly fine and dry we have got the rain further to the south particularly across into tom and i do what we should see at this time of year sri lanka beget a few showers as well and then as we head into wednesday after a pretty good kid a to the north into it's a british we have got the pushing in so feeling fairly cadel but humid with a high of 25 in new delhi. as a sponsor. and investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable views of the people that are part of each one and one which isn't getting more difficult for you now oh yes those who says don't hear in terms of trust that you trust who's on al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. has abandoned its longstanding position on israeli settlements in the occupied west bank saying i

east in the philippine sea otherwise where you might expect to see the rain there is some in western java and sumatra but not much. and investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable reason of people that are part of the h one n one porsche is it getting much difficult for you now that w h o has just jazz who says done here in terms of trust that you trust who on al-jazeera. top stories for you want to jazeera the hong kong government has warned it will postpone upcoming district council elections if the city's violence doesn't stop and the latest protest right police surrounded the university campus after a petrol bomb and our were fired at iran's president says families will start receiving financial assistance on monday the money that will come from the increase in petrol prices which is triggered widespread protests at least $2.00 people have been killed since the demons

we shut us out in java. from harvest but i never stopped working with god's help fundamental and i still do today you know i had been on the stand mother. in santa say my name is that's how i run a hairdressers in mosul let me tell you what i experienced this do we have. to be a 1000000 clinton 5 have one that there was a raid on my salon during opening hours they confiscated everything they can find all this here is new in this awful of a how they took whatever they wanted of us and destroyed the rest but they took the place apart like the bandits stole everything and you think what jewelry furniture money is used and gold see that have. yes hello. i continued to work covertly after that storm and had more customers than before they were home and go and see correct. me here with the homeboys for turning a clone. and i'm looking. for. no other ladies hairdresser dared to carry on but i serve customers in my home and . the idea of the heck out of the cave women hope again they said is not going to leave you l

and singapore but mostly it's a cloudy and humid picture here not particularly wet and struck java shots the showers well the chances pretty low to be honest though they are showing themselves rather more new and sort of y.c. and of course born here by sunday it'll be feet ma'am again the feels the effect of that tropical cyclone bringing rain and strong winds and now on to the next 2 days northern bay of bengal another tropical cyclone one that started with that last one was in vietnam came across redeveloped and is already producing rain in addition west bengal the winds are still strengthening still to come. the weather sponsored by can't tolerate. a story 1400 years in the making. a story of succession and the leadership. tells the story of dispute and division of the hall. the caliph episode to jersey. this is al jazeera and these are our top stories this hour. form a leftist president is out of a lot to serve in 19 months of a 12 year sentence for corruption and money laundering lula da silva was released follows a supreme court ruling overturned in the process for criminal appeals

we go through the coming days by wettest i want to see these showers just creep in the way down into java some of the showers to pushing up across the malaysian peninsula southern parts of thailand malaysia certainly seeing the lion's share of the wetter weather somewhat weather to continuing into southern parts of india we do have some warnings in force here the northeast lemole seen of course dragon that moisture across the above have been go some showers there to clear into what that will not do and also into sri lanka some useful rainfall further north hopefully clearing the skies of new delhi. the weather sponsored by countdown to. the oppression of an ethnic minority and me and my many jennings the intention was to make sure that rangers we're no longer entitled to either basic rights or citizenship runge in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution of the ranger and me and my. exile on al-jazeera. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera the un has denied allegations its peacekeepers in the democratic republic of co

meanwhile the rains are really quite far south across much of borneo also some showers across into western java such a concert some scottish as they move the thunderstorms to go through monday and tuesday and generally the same sort of forecasts 3 much of the marcha and also the middle a peninsula now from there we had downed tools australia still the heat is on particularly across western australia there's a system working its way across the great by it that will eventually usher in some cooler air and know so monday 28 in adelaide could just see a stray shine to about a $23.00 but at the temperatures in perth $32.00 celsius and then as you head off into tuesday it's actually a covered agrees that there is some rain to the north of western australia but of course we really need it across eastern regions but at least find shoes day the time which is beginning to come down all the warm father to the east 33 celsius in sydney and we've got a good couple days ahead really across both on and over new zealand 15 celsius in christchurch on monday 21 in or clint and then it really does will map ahead

it has really been pushing very far south as seen one to 2 scattered showers across into the west of java but a name more than that radius had off into wednesday but a break across the more persistent rain across into borneo but still very widespread through some archer and across into the may and then by thursday some a story has still a very really wet couple of days ahead and we might just see a shower into jakarta and by then as well on thursday well widespread rain across borneo and scattering of showers across much of the philippines might just see want to shout out over the next couple of days in brisbane we could pick up a thunderstorm but again it is a mostly dry picture as we go through wednesday and thursday temperatures not a bad they've come down to the mid twenty's that is still very warm out into western australia 36 celsius in perth on wednesday and by thursday coming down a couple of degrees and a bit of cloud in the mix maybe a shower to the east of there but really nothing more than that but as i say we could just see a scout a thunderstorm in brisbane maybe on thursday

the united states has imposed sanctions on iran's information minister mohammed java. has been accused of wide scale internet censorship washington announced the move on its treasury website as it tries to pressure terror on to restore the internet iran imposed a 5 day long blackout to quell the nationwide protests against fuel price increases but $100.00 key figures leading the protests were arrested on friday iran's judiciary chief abraham warn protesters about the consequences of their actions so . those who in recent days misused the atmosphere and the people's demands and concerns instigated riots in the society created insecurity made the hearts of women and children tremble and attacked public property and looted people's belongings they and their masters must know that a harsh punishment is awaiting them. military parades are given way to protest marches as lebanon marks its 76th independence day demonstrators have been calling for political and economic change reports now from beirut. to mark 11 arms independence day as the country gives president a time. this

we shall asante java. from harvest share but i never stopped working with god's help fundamental and i still do today we all had to understand what from. santa say half my name is a lot but i run a hair dresser's in mosul let me tell you what i experienced the story of dash. i mean william clinton 5 half there was a raid on my salon during opening hours they confiscated everything they can find all this here is new in this awful of a how they took whatever they wanted of us and destroyed the rest but they took the place apart like the bandits stole everything and it took all jewelry furniture and money as you say gold have. you hawr. and. i continued to work covertly after that the man had more customers than before they were a common go in secret. and here with the boys for turning a clock on. and look. for. no other ladies hairdresser dared to carry on but i serve customers in my home. and i knew of the hockey league gave women hope again they said is not going to leave you looking beautiful. as. the ene

and on into monday for anything that rifle does become more expansive tide and say some wet weather java also seeing some wet weather system to see the race just not going their way and across a good part of indonesia we could there was some rainfall of course across a good part of australia not see much of that in the full cost but there will be a few showers over the next day i'll say this was the saying on friday in sydney the other bushfires continue to cause problems here as of this conditions here remain very much in the forecast as we go on through the next couple of days because although we do have this little crop for storms and shallow as over towards northern parts of new south wales pushing down to say southern areas of queensland white cats want to see shadows they will be few and far between and there's always the possibility of some dry lightning adding to the problem is one thing it will be a little cooler than of late. this december make the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania. to a stage made for the next. great connections makes a state peak for the on

that fairly widespread rain through through much of borneo even as far south as western regions of java and fairly widespread across sumatra. stranded 8 long years on the. greeting their own community and dick. the me there was you know president bush used to go when you were a al-jazeera world tells the tale of 14 cargo vessels accidentally caught up in the arab israeli conflict it was quite a surprise to find myself in russia in the middle of a war through the sailors whose ships survived the desert sands the yellow fleet on al-jazeera. or others have a top stories here it is they are a record number of people have turned out to vote in hong kong as district elections 2300000 people have already cast their ballots and now for those months of increasingly violent protests against prey beijing policies people in getting this hour choosing a new president for years political infighting and claims of corruption have paralyzed parliament incumbent president jerzy mario vazquez is seeking reelection . rescue efforts are underway in north western kenya after flooding and landslides at least

borneo northern sumatra but not as far south as you might expect as i've been saying for ages so for java it looks like a fairly fine continuation. al-jazeera world meets 2 arabs. left the middle east but for successful careers in other parts of the world. the lebanese kind of call the just turned on to them in brazil. and iraq to buy any of the norwegian of the industry. unusual journeys leading to unexpected places. the doctor and the will move on al-jazeera. are resigned to take a look at the top stories here it out as there are protests against the united nations is spreading in the same democratic republic of congo in beni where the armrest r.t. people have driven the car skid of a man killed during demonstrations around the streets ahead of his burial. of course in bangladesh a sentence 7 people to death for one of the worst attacks in the country's history 22 people most of them foreigners died in the siege on the holy are designed cafe in the capital dhaka in 26. recovery operations are continuing in albania for people feared trapped in buildings brought down by tuesday's powerful

downstream malaysia and into indonesia you might expect it to be raining fairly heavily heavily in java now but it's not quite got there however the monsoon rains in india have almost disappeared concentrating now in kerala and in sri lanka. every week a news cycle brings a series of breaking stories. as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they would cool down the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera shares in saudi aramco will start going on sale in the kingdom stock exchange next month saudi arabia is hoping the long delayed initial public offering will raise hundreds of billions of dollars. supporters of lebanon's president michel all in a rallying outside his official palace north of beirut protests which began last month forced the prime minister saad heidi to resign man

substantial and that's also seen from space where you see showers a long way north i wanted to run into java and just on the screen still the activity of tropical cyclones develop in the philippine sea and that one there is due to come across the philippines in the next few days but the obvious line of dark agreement takes you across southern thailand northern sumatra is where the active rain is at the moment and in the forecast for the next couple of days we've seen big showers in borneo that are more than to come and still a suggestion now more reliable sandstorms or at least some rain in western jobber including in jakarta. and despite the change of season australia we're going to prophesy once more cold fronts a cummings for kicking up the dust so you've got red dust new south wales for example and then some storms of ensuring they reach the shore and i think that's true in new south wales and southern queensland during that part of sunday and monday behind it just look how unpleasant it is for we're talking about the teens from melbourne adelaide and on shore breeze and a lot of cloud r

sinking a little further south which as we go on into with stay as it does say for much of indonesia for java at least it should be a lot of the chance of want to show i was just rolling in here and we could really do with some showers into that eastern sort of a strike him a fright it does stay dry high pressure very much in charge and interior wind around these areas of high pressure will pick those temperatures up pain to south australia for example this is the same in sydney there you can see just how whole the conditions are here we have got slightly cooler weather at the moment for safety but as we go on into the next couple days those temperatures will edge up mostly winds in adelaide temperatures here around 38 celsius to 22 there for sydney on wednesday we go on into thursday that old makes its way a little further east with the city gets up to 27 and that is for melbourne the high here 37. since its inception. 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and educa

or sumatra but i would like to see them i'm sure you would that in java jakarta the next couple days they're not really doing very much at all but the dry spell for the rainy season i think obviously the monsoon rain has now gone from india apart from bit of good stuff in sri lanka in the far south as the temperatures well this slowly coming down as well. who was it sponsored by qatar and. from the al-jazeera london pool cost center 2 special guests in conversation of the resistance and i see george in the midst of paying your bill to do that unprompted uninterrupted wire all of us people of color and they're just one color because right there is no i don't think they should every people have no color but exactly fatima bhutto meets marc lamont hill i very much thought i was. a little bit movie studio to be unscripted on al-jazeera. they're watching the news hour on al-jazeera with me fully back to book a reminder of our top stories the united nations is warning violence in bolivia could spin out of control and prevent new elections on friday at nice size supporters of deposed presid

heavy amounts of rain elsewhere it pushes further to the south we got some rains pushing into much of java and rig extending through much of sumatra a while them in a peninsula say more rain certainly as we go through friday and the rain will be very heavy friday across much of the northern philippines we could see some localized flooding meanwhile into australia it is dry and it is hot and those winds of course. have been very strong particularly through much of new south wales and up into queensland now as we go through thursday the threat of those fires will actually increase into queensland this is new south wales more than 50 homes have been damaged or destroyed because of these fires is actually a state of emergency for this entire week across new south wales as these fires continue to rage now as i say through thursday that increases that fire risk into queensland it begins to ease some water into new south wales but remember that just dozens and dozens of fires that are burning we've got cooler weather down towards the south particularly cross into tasmania 15 degrees in hobart as

the sky these masses thunderstorms here could produce some i'm hoping useful rain for weather western java or southern sumatra is the area where showers are developing some of it reaches as far north as southern thailand still this is singapore and kuala lumpur involved but for a rainy season so far this is quite poor have to say and once you've seen typhoon one go through another one cooky develops at least tropical storm to the east of the philippines philippine sea is still quite active in developing these things the story in the in a stroller is more one of moving heat rather than the us after tremendous thunderstorms in queensland yesterday we've got nothing in the sky and in the forecast we don't produce anymore temperature wise a not so far out from normal 30 in adelaide keep an eye on that and that's 25 in perth however come wednesday we're up to $42.00 in adelaide this wind is focusing the warm south the interior and take it down through south australia has a degree of record levels if he stays for one day after that the heat goes east towards melbourne. this december make the her

mistrust from both sides a lot more work is needed than just opening temporary corridors some of the java down to 0 percent of the orchestra. now russia has marked the birth send 10 or a of inventive mikhail kalashnikov the man behind the infamous a k 47 assault rifles the weapon has become a staple for both rebels and the black market arms trade with more than 100000000 sold globally kalashnikov is seen as a national hero in russia and a symbol of the country's military past in 2009 he was awarded the highest honor hero of russia a monument to kalashnikov holding his weapon stands in central moscow. rugby world rugby world champions south africa on a 5 day victory parade throughout their country sunday sees the springboks important less about the hometown of captaincy. is the team's 1st black captain and lead them to victory over england in the final a little over a week ago the best parade will also go through the township of as weighty where. correspondent family miller was in the parade in port elizabeth. tens of thousands of people have gathered in port elizabeth and in townships lik

the you would expect the main rain belt to me moving south and we certainly have seen some showers in java and there in the forecast but that's not where most of the right is it still further north borneo thailand yet now indeed the philippines are all looking relatively wet and should of course be the time to dry up showing no immediate signs of that this is choose to it's even more concentrated around the coast of vietnam and through central and southern thailand and meanwhile there's just a mass of green which is our way of forecasting the rain. south of all this active whether it australia still and this is this culture or pair they're always produced sounds tones of course on the way through and then and now some very useful rain because effectively far too dry in new south wales well that hook of green and grey suggests under storms so dust kicked up but also rain in new south wales and in the in queens and the next day or so behind it temperatures drop quite significantly and they stay that low but we're just slowly rising to 21 in adelaide. rewinded 10 with seely and brand new upda

friday and also you'll notice these rains very extensive across much of borneo pushing down across into java by friday a quite a blanket of rain through much of some ultra and such knew what day in kuala lumpur . there watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now israeli airstrikes in gaza have killed 12 palestinians taking the death toll since tuesday to 22 egypt and other international officials are trying to mediate a ceasefire between israel hamas and islamic jihad. according to hong kong is deciding whether university can stop police from entering its campus following clashes with student protesters overnight demonstrators are blocking streets for a 3rd day the government says schools will close on thursday and lebanon's president says the economic situation across the country is getting worse due to the ongoing political crisis and protests rallies are continuing after a lebanese man was shot dead south of beirut marking the 1st such death and $27.00 days of nationwide protests. the opposition leader in bolivia senate has declared herself interim president after w

help fund crown prince mohammed bin said man's ambitious plans for the gulf states future osama bin java explains. it's beyond what the through the rubble stock exchange in riyadh could have ever imagined the world's largest oil producing firm is being listed here and shares are expected to be priced in december it's happening after years of hype and several delays around it was no ordinary company it's the engine driving saudi arabia's economy which relies on oil revenues the centerpiece of crown prince mohammed bin term and vision 203-0000 iraq was supposed to bring in enough revenue to diversify the economy but it's never listed in any of the world's leading exchanges because of transparency fears the 1st idea was either to list it either in new york london or in hong kong kong but there have been some issues especially regarding the new york stock exchange listing and which was the possible litigation or no pick. law that could have been. adopted by the u.s. congress therefore there were some concerns by the saudis and this was expected the saudis would go for the domestic. market li

i'm joined by betsy swan and java dahli and steve schmidt, you're back. former republican strategist. thank you all for joining us. i want to start with betsy, a top reporter on this story. boy, the layers and the layers and what grabbed me tonight was the breadth of it. it's like the line from the woodward and bernstein book on watergate. all the president's men. so many people involved in this caper, the screw, the information and the dirt out of this little president from ukraine. >> the way this project is structured is also classic trump. remember during the mueller investigation, one area that appeared was trump sending his subordinates or directing his subordinates to try to pressure mueller, to try to pressure sessions to reverse his recusal. trump insulated himself and having them essentially do what we would likely view as dirty work and we're seeing the exact same thing here when it comes to the president's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate the family and his political rival rather than trump himself directly telling zelensky, he keeps

and a number of people have been stabbed in jordan the attack happened in the tourist city of java the victims include for tourists from mexico and switzerland 4 jordanians are also among the injured one person has been arrested. now problems continue to mount for the world's biggest aircraft maker with safety concerns about yet another boeing aircraft this time is the popular 787 dreamliner a whistleblower has told u.k. media passengers could be left without oxygen in case of a loss of cabin pressure a former quality control engineer says around a quarter of the airplane's oxygen systems fail to deploy properly when they are needed meanwhile boeing 737 n. g. is also facing issues with dozens no ground due to worldwide ryanair is the latest tire 737 max fleet well that does remain grounded still after the failure of a safety system led to 2 crashes in a period of 6 months that killed more than 300 people let's bring in a friend of the news alex machar us aviation analyst joining us from the shot in london alex great to talk to you again the 787 what's your reading of what the whistlebl

go through the coming days by weather story want to sue the showers just creep in the way down into java so the showers to pushing up across the malaysian peninsula southern parts of thailand the malays are certainly seeing the line. the wetter weather somewhat whether it's a continuing into southern parts of india we do have some warnings in force here the northeast lemole seen of course dragon that moisture across the a by of bengal system showers there to clear into what and also into sri lanka some useful rainfall further north hopefully claim the skies admit that. the weather sponsored by catherine. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to the chemicals closure on the job and investigation reveals how even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health costs we think ok we'll send mary waste to china but we have to remember that air pollution travels around the globe death by design on al-j

investment 34,000,000,000 pound investment in the nhs, the biggest in modern history, , is to ensure that java dynamic one nation market economy of the kind that we have. i'm afraid all that his party would do is lack of taxes on this is, on companies in such a way and to destroy the viability of the uk economy, and that's the program he supports. >> mr. speaker, matt take vacation of your last prime minister's questions joint in the tributes to the own role in the chair? during your decade there have been unprecedented potential to try to at times increase the power of the executive at the expense of this parliament, and you have been very formidable in maintaining the duty of the government to be accountable to this house. i trust your successor will try to live up to a very considerable achievement. and to show that it better if he can still look to the future, even one who's retiring from the house, can ask my right honorable friend to give me some clarity on what he will seek to achieve by chance he wins this unpredictable general election, by way of the permanent relationship that he wil