two hours from victoria falls is another of zimbabwe's from victoria falls is another of zimba bwe's natural splendours, from victoria falls is another of zimbabwe's natural splendours, this national park. what about the elephants here, how many are there? this is where we have the biggest concentration of elephants in the world. this stretch of zimbabwe boasts west africa's highest concentration of elephants. it is everyone's idealised image of africa. except for one thing this land is dying of thirst. this is hwange national park in mid—november. this should be the rainy season, but as you can see from the dry grass and the leafless trees, the rains haven't come, the drought continues. in other parts of africa, elephant herds have been devastated by poaching and habitat destruction. not here. hwange's elephant population is around 50,000. that is good and bad news. and prolonged drought, hwange lacks sufficient food and water for its elephant population. i don't know if you can see, but there's a of elephants just over there. they are feeding. each elephant needs about 300 kilogr

, passed through the victoria falls. normally we have an average of around 2000 cubic metres per second that is passed through the falls, but for this year, 2019, the average has been 1200 cubic metres per second. so it's down by almost 50%. down by almost 50%. i've got to stop you, because here we are at this viewpoint. it's called the horseshoe falls viewpoint, but there is no falls. so, this is remarkable. where's the water? yes. steve, the change in the trend is that the low falls, they are becoming more frequent, and this is worrying. this is one of our tourist attractions, and also there are a lot of animals downstream and even upstream, and who knows? maybe one year there will be no fall completely, no water. wow. that's quite a thought. that is scary. if you can imagine victoria falls virtually dry, you think that is a serious possibility? it is quite a possibility, steve. if you look at the climate models, just two weeks ago, we recorded around 87 cubic metres per second, when around this time it's supposed to b

, passed through the victoria falls. normally, we have an average of around 2,000 cubic metres per second that is passed through the falls, but for this year, 2019, the average has been 1,200 cubic metres per second. so, it's down by almost 50%. down by almost 50%. i've got to stop you, because here we are at this viewpoint. it's called the horseshoe falls viewpoint, but there's no falls. so, this is remarkable. where's the water? yes. steve, the change in the trend is that the low falls, they are becoming more frequent, and this is worrying. this is one of our tourist trump cards and also there are a lot of animals downstream and even upstream, and who knows? maybe one year there will be no fall completely, no water. wow. that's quite a thought. i mean, that's scary. if you can imagine victoria falls virtually dry, you think that is a serious possibility? it is quite a possibility, steve. if you look at the climate models, just two weeks ago, we recorded around 87 cubic metres per second, when around this time, it's sup

at the victoria falls, a dramatic change in water levels. we report from zimbabwe on drought and rising temperatures. and —jose mourinho's honeymoon at tottenham continues in the champions league. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: we will have all the latest reports, results interviews and features from the bbc sport centre. good evening. we start with labour's response to the strong criticism by the chief rabbi of jeremy corbyn‘s handling of cases of anti—semitism in the party. ephraim mirvis — britain's most seniorjewish leader — said that "a poison of anti—semitism" had taken root in the labour party. mr corbyn said tonight there could be no place for any kind of racism in his party, but refused to issue a direct apology to the jewish community. the conservative party also came under heavy criticism today, when the muslim council of britain accused it of "denial, dismissal and deceit" on the issue of islamophobia. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. anti—zionism is entirely different from anti—semitism...

our top stories: at the victoria falls, a dramatic change in water levels. we report from zimbabwe on drought, rising temperatures and a new warning from the united nations. protestors turn their anger on malta's prime minister as senior colleagues resign and police step up their investigation into the murder of an investigative journalist. security on the us — mexico border. president trump says mexico's drug cartels will be treated as terrorist organisations. a piece of sporting history up for sale. how a million dollars might get you the baseball bat which babe ruth used to hit his 500th home run. time is running out to stop a global climate disaster, and temperatures rising even further, according to a new report from the united nations. the un environment agency says over the next decade, global emissions need to fall by more than 7% every year to have any chance of avoiding warming the planet by more than 1.5 celsius. even the current rise in temperatures is having an effect, as droughts become more common all over the world. australia has seen one o

the headlines: at the victoria falls, a dramatic change in water levels. we report from zimbabwe on drought, rising temperatures and a new warning from the united nations. with just over two weeks until the uk general election, both main political parties are forced to defend themselves against allegations of racism. iam i am determined that our society be safe for people of all faiths. i don't want anyone to be feeling insecure in our society and our government will protect every community. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: what hong kong's minorities think about the protests and what they mean for the city's diversity. and we talk to the people trying to save australia's koalas from the devastating bushfires. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it is newsday. glad you could join us. it's 8am in singapore and midnight in london. time is running out to stop climate disaster and temperatures rising says a new report from the un. the un environment agency says global emissions need to fall by more than 7% e

two hours north of victoria falls is hwange national park, a land dying of thirst. hwange has the largest concentration of elephants in all of africa. i don't know if you can see but there's a group of elephants just over there. now, each elephant needs about 300 kilograms of food a day. in a drought like this, and you can see how dry it is, that means they're constantly on the move, in a desperate search for food. drought is a killer. 200 elephants have starved to death in the last two months. solar pumps stop water holes drying out, but in drought conditions, the elephant population here is unsustainable. climate change is real. trees are destroyed, the vegetation is lost — those are the issues. beyond the park boundary, subsistence farmers are also struggling to survive in a land dry as dust. climate change is intensifying conflict between humans and wildlife. graphic images show farmers trampled to death trying to defend their fields from elephants. madeleine's brother was one of them. prolonged drought is also an urban crisis. half a million people live in sp

our top stories: at the victoria falls, a dramatic change in water levels. we report from zimbabwe on drought, rising temperatures and a new warning from the united nations. protestors turn their anger on malta's prime minister as his senior colleagues resign and police step up their investigation into the murder of an investigative journalist. bucking the trends of a longer healthier life. us death rates among young and middle aged are rising. experts say opioid use and obesity could be major factors. and why the curators of baltimore's museum of art

our top stories: at the victoria falls, a dramatic change in water levels. we report from zimbabwe on drought, rising temperatures, and a new warning from the united nations. protestors turn their anger on malta's prime minister, as senior colleagues resign and police step up their investigation into the murder of an investigative journalist. bucking the trend of a longer, healthier life, death rates among america's young and middle—aged are rising. experts say opioid use and obesity could be major factors. and we ask the curators of baltimore's museum of art

in this in this part of the country which is northwest in zimbabwe close to victoria falls we have leased a vast expanse of land called the panda mystery forest and the reason we have leased this piece of land is specifically for us to have an area where we can eventually release our elephants to be free and live a life of freedom in the wild. but we also wanted to make an impact on the wild elephant populations that are living there and have been persecuted in the past not only by poaching but by hunting as well we moved the elephants the 1st 6 elephants from the nursery near to. all the way up to here to panama city 18 hour journey it was quite a quite a big one and quite complicated but it went very well and all of the elephants survived and very well. when we brought the elephants here from harare. the truck came here and we we offloaded them here not at the top because we were worried that. if the truck was going up the hill that it would get stuck so we were worried about it getting stuck instead of that we we built this amp and this. so then the truck arrived and then we offloaded

our top stories: at the victoria falls, a dramatic change in water levels. we report from zimbabwe on drought, rising temperatures and a new warning from the united nations. protestors turn their anger on malta's prime minister as senior colleagues resign and police step up their investigation into the murder of an investigative journalist. security on the us — mexico border. president trump says mexico's drug cartels will be treated as terrorist organisations. a piece of sporting history up for sale. how a million dollars might get you the baseball bat which babe ruth

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speedhould lower the wind but there is no rain falling except down here in victoria. probably good news. 22 in melbourne, 38 in perth. getting hotter in western australia, near the 40 mark by friday. there is a warming trend. hobart held at about 48 degrees. you get the front moving through. that is the active one that just moved through queensland. rain to the south and most of the north of new zeeland. the sun returns more vigorously come friday but the rain is still falling somewhere to the south. apparent inas been the northeast of asia. we have got winterer coming g te mainland. this massive snow makes its way across, nice warm day for tokyo. come friday, it's all changed. ♪ >> the top stories here on al jazeera, a top u.s. diplomat in ukraine said he was told president trump cared more about the probe into his likely 2020 arrival dan about ukraine. william taylor was speaking at the house impeachment hearing into whether trump pressured ukraine to investigate his rival. trump has been hosting the turkish president at the white house for the first time since tu

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through or a significant wind except down here in victoria so it's probably good news 22 in melbourne is a good thing 38 in perth maybe not it's getting hotter and hotter in western australia near the 40 mark as i may get to friday's a warming trend a little bit in the southeast corner but not in tasmania hobart's held at about 14 degrees and it's through the bus driving across the sea that you get the frontal systems moving through that's the active one that's just gone through queensland further south it brings rain to the south of them most of the north on new zealand or cleans more or less in the bright if not sunny weather the sun returns more vigorously come friday but the rain still falling somewhere further south a change of season is being pretty apparent now in the northeast of asia 1st of all we've got winter coming out of the mainland minus one is the maximum but if i store this massive snow makes its way across during says a nice warm day for tokyo and 11 sapporo come friday it's all change big snows i think for holiday. this is a classic as you've begun to see that it's

behind that it is generally dry 18 celsius the 35 in alice springs falling back to around 29 analysis we go on into sunday but 19 once again there for perth 5 and dry a similar temperature on the other side of the country night is that wet weather still in place into victoria southern parts of new south wales as we go through sunday that's not a bad thing of course with the bush that will always be somewhat welcome as we go on into the early part of next week melbourne cup of course on cheese they should be fine and dry by then so no need to worry about that front and right see for new zealand over the next couple of days a little bit of cloud around at the moment but essentially there's a lot of central and sunny weather coming through and not looking too bad atoll we'll see temperatures getting up to around 24 degrees for christ bison. a story 1400 years in the making. a story of succession and leadership. tells the story of foundation and the emergence of an empire. the caliph episode one. on a jersey that. you're watching al-jazeera glad to be with us a reminder of our top stories

for it or a significant wind except down here in victoria so it's probably good days 22 in melbourne is a good thing 38 in perth maybe not it's getting hotter and hotter in western australia near the 40 mark as i may get to friday's a warming trend a little bit in the southeast corner but not in tasmania hobart's held at about 14 degrees and it's through the bus driving across the city you get the frontal systems moving through that's the active one that's just gone through queensland further south it brings rain to the south of them most of the north on new zealand or clunes more or less in the bright if not sunny weather the sun returns more vigorously come friday but the rain still falling somewhere further south a change of season is being pretty apparent now in the northeast of asia 1st of all we've got winter coming out of the mainland minus one is the maximum but if a storm this massive snow makes its way across during says a nice warm day for tokyo and 11 sapporo come friday it's all change big snows i think for hawk-eye there. there's no one way of telling the story keeping

behind that it is generally dry 18 celsius the 35 in alice springs falling back to around 29 analysis we go on into sunday but 19 once again there for 5 and similar temperature on the other side of the country night is that wet weather still in place into victoria southern parts of new south wales as we go through sunday that's not a bad thing cools with the bush that will always be somewhat welcome as we go on into the early part of next week melbourne cup of course on cheese they should be fine and dry by then so i need to worry about that front and right see for new zealand over the next couple of days a little bit of cloud around at the moment but essentially there's a lot of central and sunny weather coming through and not looking too bad a whole we'll see temperatures getting up to around 24 degrees across bison. i'm counting the cost of health care special u.s. insurers of failing patients of the world's richest country at one of the poorest nations zimbabwe's health services on the brink of collapse but can the un hit its goal of universal health care for all by 2030 counting

here are you afraid with all those people this kind of thing frightens me of a fall against circumcision this is again not a free division i had a very visionary them for it by going to a circumcision. you can see that this boy here is going to be circumcised because he's wearing different clothes. and it was really really terrible for me. in the floor when i did the filming with the women because my cameraman was not allowed to go there. it was so happy for me to see those girls yeah and then there standing there waiting to be cut into. it was hard for. it was not is for me i could reach home immediately with him at my home the next that cry but then my mother asked me why did you decide to do something that difficult but i will not tell have the reason where cry i was crying because i saw these young girls and that i remember what i went through. and then the following day i would still go back. it was not easy but i had to tell the story this is one of my childhood stories that when i said i will tell the story when i grow up so i couldn't back down i wanted to do it i know it was har

victoria secret is owned by l brands. they're falling out of touch. competition from reanna, even target has their own lingerie brand. they had a loss of $252 million. unfortunately, for them, out of touch. they say there has been articles about objectifying women, only focusing on skinny white women with large chests. officer came under fire saying they should never have a transgender model. after that person was fired they had a transgender model. the company announced 53 stores closing this year. they laid off people. we're talking about a fashion show during prime-time tv. is it dead? is the fashion show dead? rihanna, do you remember the singer rihanna,. stuart: i do. >> thee has her own line. she had a huge fashion show in september, and amazon prime picked it up because it was success. it is not dead. they want to feature all women of all shapes and sizes. stuart: kristina, thank you very much. news on airbnb. chief operating officer belinda johnson stepped down. normally we quote the stock. there is no stock to quote for airbnb. they're suppos

the lingerie brand victoria's secret has cancelled its annual fashion show due to falling tv ratings and claims it is outdated. we've already heard big pledges from all of the major parties and this weekend, the conservatives are due to publish their official ma nifesto. so, what policies would persuade people in one of the south—west‘s most deprived constituencies to vote for borisjohnson? jon kay has been finding out. avonmouth, an old port on the bristol channel, in a seat the conservatives hope to win back. on a corner, we find danny. battery flat, as well as his mood. ordinary working people like me just don't want to know. don't want to know the conservatives. danny's the kind of traditional labour voted that borisjohnson needs to win over. -- danny's the kind of traditional labour voter that boris johnson needs to win over. the tories' manifesto promises on services and the nhs will be aimed at him. completely lost faith in them. but he will take some persuading. seen some new hospitals built, and it's lovely that we've got them but they haven't got enough beds. the a&es a

now back to victoria. thank you. the parents of harry dunn, who was killed after being knocked off his motorbike are today urging the crown prosecution service to bring charges against anne sacoolas, the american woman who was behind the wheel of the car that killed him. northamptonshire police confirmed on friday that they had passed on their evidence to the cps and are now waiting to see if anne sacoolas will face charges. she left the uk claiming diplomatic immunity after the accident and so far, us authorities have ruled out extraditing her. harry's parents have started legal action against the uk foreign office and northamptonshire police and are also planning to sue anne sacoolas and the trump administration. let's talk now to harry's pa rents charlotte charles and tim dunn and to their lawyer radd seiger who is in the us. i want to ask you, if you feel you are getting any closer to justice for you son? yeah, we do. i think it is baby steps all of the time, but we are getting closer. it feels like things are mo

the german index, the dax falling slightly. although the economy did manage to miss recession, as did the uk economy. that's it from me, plenty more ina economy. that's it from me, plenty more in a couple of hours. thank you, victoria, i love the play—doh story. i don't know what algorithm produced that but it is time for a look at the weather forecast. the concern still remains the amount of rainfall we have had and the rain we will still get in the next 24 hours. once again, the set up is that many parts of central england, northern england and wales will see rain and some woke up to snow this morning. it is becoming limited to the higher grounds but u nfortu nately, the higher grounds but unfortunately, another 2040 millimetres of rain falling in the areas of rain falling in the area is already severely flooded —— 20—40 millimetres. met office weather warnings are in force. different story in the north, cold and bright and windy, which makes it feel colder with wintry showers on the hills with isamu turning to night

on the victoria line, no service between warren street and brixton, and severe delays on the rest of the line while the emergency services deal with a casualty on the track. 0n the roads, queues on the north circular, westbound through the roadworks from the clockhouse interchange to brownlow road. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it‘s a rather wet, windy and cold monday morning, i‘m afraid. we‘ve had some rain overnight. it‘s gradually clearing away as we head through the morning. moving east and then later, drier and brighter with just one or two showers blowing through as well. then we have this quite brisk westerly, north—westerly wind. that‘ll clear the first band of rain through the morning, behind it, like i said, the clouds will be breaking up. nice, sunny spells, blowing some showers through, that will make things feel rather chilly, between 8 and 10 celsius maximum. 0vernight, still the chance of one or two showers and we hold onto the breeze. they will move through fairly quickly and we will get some clearer spells. temperatures dropping down i