we were blessed with 30 degrees and adelaide and melbourne. a fairly rare event for march. you might get a clue from this arc of clarity that it will not last. the forecast is dropping us down to the middle 20's for adelaide and melbourne, and probably canberra. the cold air will eventually push that way. we are down to 25 by saturday. in perth, it is getting -- it is getting warmer. here just slid through tasmania on its way to new zealand. there e is a windy weekend on te way for you. for most of australia, it is back in the sunshine. it is still quite hot for some places. where it should be wet, where there is a hint for decent rain, not as much as you might want this time of year. warming trend at the moment in japan and china. there is still rain to come. no more snow of any significance, but it is talking in colder weather -- it is tucking in colder weather. tokyo is warmer than it should be. so is beijing at 24. hong kong, wet. ♪ ♪ anchor: a quick reminder of our current top stories. italy has become the nation most seriously hit by coronavirus, with the number o

hello we were blessed it's the world was 30 degrees again for adelaide in melbourne at least as it sydney joined into to fairly rare event for march but you might get a clue from this arc of clarity is not going to last the full cost has dropped things down to the middle twenty's at least for adelaide melbourne and probably count this is on friday we're a city so it's $36.00 that we're not out of because the cold air will eventually push that way and you don't about 25 by saturday they'd perth the off season is going to be warmer more humid well certainly warmer with their shows coming in to western australia whereas the rain here just straight through tasmania is on his way to new zealand and also western windy weekend on the way to you know most frustrating is back in the sunshine is still quite hot for places that are $6000.00 brings and where it should be wet where there's a hint to some decent rain south of cannes but not as much as you might want to this time of the year. so warming trends to the moment in japan china but there's still rain to come no more snow it is ignore of any s

work its way towards tasmania warm ahead of us system and high ball with a high of 26 and not bad in adelaide in melbourne the rain pushing in later in the day i want to wash that the eastern coast of new south wales and pushing up into queensland meanwhile a few showers to eastern sections of new zealand staying in the full cost on monday as well this system though it works its way towards new south wales pushing some heavier rain across into sydney and cooling off a little bit adelaide in melbourne 21 degrees just 19 in hobart meanwhile for the next couple of days damages in the mid twenty's for perth and warm through the interior 35 celsius in alice springs out to much as near the seasonal norms across much of asia the rain though this has been particularly heavy and lots of low clouds so this is taipei this particular building or a cloud is the well at the base and in fact waving golfing much of the building it stands at 508 meters up building the rain will continue through central and southern areas of china it will they begin to care quite rapidly away from eastern sections of home she

that was tuesday and on wednesday if anything we warm up in adelaide in hobart those starts very windy and wet still 24 degrees and auckland remains at 21. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power developing to the investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stigma we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and in fire mentally sound energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future energy. route. oh. i get you without is there a let's remind you of the main news this hour a new border restrictions are being rolled out in europe as it becomes the epicenter of the coronavirus that make germany has imposed controls with 5 of its neighbors france and spain also reported to be considering closing the borders restaurants and bars in new york and los angeles being closed as the u.s. steps up its efforts to curb the coronavirus sent. as for disease control's recommending ag

rain and of course those strong winds come across but what does happen time which is really come down adelaide so just 23 on friday but closer to average meanwhile very warm in perth 30 celsius but it should stay dry. film of struggles. with the bombing all along all the time walking up on the full of pleasure. i'm getting. from people around the globe an intimate look at life in cuba today as it was hanging want to. watch that i give a bunch of my cue on al-jazeera. hello again this is al-jazeera not so much of the main news the south china says the coronavirus pandemic is exposing shortcomings in the global health system the comments from the foreign ministry as many other countries are dealing with a growing number of cases beijing however has reported just 13 new infections on tuesday malaysia has closed its border says the 1st 2 coronavirus deaths were recorded. $6673.00 infections more than half of those have been traced to a mosque in the capital cornwall. and australia's prime minister's advise and everyone not to travel worldwide scott morrison announced a ban on indoor gatherings of

remarkably warm with the wind as the interior being drawn ahead of this clouds in the bright side for adelaide in melbourne we're talking about 30 mark the average about 2425 so it's on the high side no significant challenge on us even in traffic or queensland bit of disappointment that it should be very wet at the moment and the temps come down and purrs for that onshore breeze but most of the rain is running to the south and then hitting tasmania which is wild. 21 for hobart in the rain 2032 from melbourne about the same for adelaide and said you have just middle twenty's so you're enjoying a hot end to summer but maybe you want some more rain. for . young women with a passion for space i used to dream about working and if they are still company like nasa and after that a small step to science that giant leap for womankind in kurdistan me but don't place it inside and at the scheduled time the south like to be sent into space women make science kind of stunt space school at the certified on al-jazeera. you're back with the latest developments in the global coronavirus. a rush to buy basic es

i might have the guns out oceanus the one outfit i hate when my adelaide. annie. and her. have it also yeah halloween she had always known i think the now that i'm one of the one that if went. on out there. on the field. or as mo creek. if you. feel. well as if it were the i'm. not about it a little bit she didn't go too far in the show to some conformable that will. blossom anonymized than any a. bit about what they have made the will of a good watch. and who were not going to be any like that at a any show not data. and i don't blame them for what actually. is that i would rather have been at the minute there were 9 local one that had the . and i don't want to go have the last in there for at the. end of the upon monteith's some of us have met and also know that that is at all the norm. so. much as sauce the feathers are just alluding to. just marking the bit more not. 2 years are. you sharing moment pavel. because. i finally. had to tell you zoe and you know. who are. often. and has the north. got it he would say out of there. or not i so if she. is a hope that we took

for, example democratic nominee for the presidency in 1952 andam 1956,ple, adelaide stevenson lo very disdainfully at the medium, that sold presidents as a commodity. the the idea that you can merchandise candidates for high office with breakfast ceo is he wro and this is to the democratic process argued adelaide stevens. and he wanted to use. this new medium to deliver his message,d to emphasize his oratory.pe not to use sales techniques that madison avenue techni representatives were using to sell cereal. he wanted to use this new medium to perhaps expand the that he was already delivering two audiences. what he did during the 1952 electionon is that he did allow some advertisers to create some kitty jingles for him. he refused to be a part of that production. he said do you want to do that the way we did with radio, that is fine, i will not appear in these short advertisements. there's no way i can talk abou policies in 30 seconds. t instead, adelaide stevensonnd worked with the democratic national committee, purchaseden larger chunks of time, the hour perhaps were he would be in f

as the number of dead in adelaide from the corona virus outbreak overtakes china the army is drafted in to deal with a huge buildup of coffins after cemeteries are overwhelmed with the sheer number of victims. plus building work starts on the new hospital on the outskirts of moscow as russia ups its efforts in the fight against the virus and amid fears of panic buying a look at supply levels in the capital. particularly sensitive subject lately toilet paper while. the budget any type of. this clearly enough for everyone. and a nurse in the u.k. claim she was racially.

wind i think to tasmania temperature wise there otherwise and because maybe we're drawing the water adelaide up to 30 in melbourne it's 27 and perth is not cooler 24 with a different wind direction oversea a southerly now it's just dropped a little bit in adelaide and melbourne the rain comes into was tasmania by the end of sunday and there's still showers around sydney and brisbane and maybe kay and we've not been constrained on news either but it's been fairly windy weather here and i think we'll still be a study weakening subtly for the next 3 days attention's court high for wales in the high teens that's australia new zealand if we go directly north was readin is the story spring rain probably you could call it that it's sort of forms in china and it works its way up towards japan the next lump is coming out of china on saturday is quite heavy stuff and it reaches sudden homeshare before it gets dark and guess where it's going to be on sunday yeah. on kalinga cost as the global economy heads for recession the dollar proves to be the enemy column c. resilient the coronavirus india grapple

it has warmed up in adelaide and melbourne. this did not turn out to be a record value, down to 29 in the forecast friday. saturday low still onshore breeze with showers. we have got coastal showers in queensland, not as west as it should be but it is west all the same. and you can see the rain in his human curling up through -- new zealand curling up through wellington. significant rain out of china, various roads, the system will bring proper rain through south korea more especially through japan, all of japan. it gets heavy, the blue center. it goes off through hong kong, and the forecast will be thundering come up at least until later saturday. this is specifically hong kong's forecast, fairly humid and turning windy sunday. ♪ ♪ anchor: the top stories this hour some of the number of new deaths from coronavirus has surged in spaceflight 655, -- in the spain by 655. in italy several new deaths have tollreported taking its past 8000. south africa has gone into a three-week lockdown. the country has more than 900 confirmed

higher temperatures in melbourne and adelaide, well above the average in the 30's. sunshine now. showers forming in land. there are not many showers elsewhere. we should see more than that. melbourne's temperature back down to normal, or stay a bit below it. skies remain dry. rain on its way to japan. the system runs up to japan, which is seasonal, just trying to form now. it's a bit early, but it is said to be producing significant rain for china and doing the same again thursday, which will affect hong kong and taiwan. it eventually works into honshu. eventually wet in tokyo. friday,day for you on but a windy one if you are on the west coast. further rain to come. ♪ ♪ >> reminder of the top storiries on al jazeera. the world health organization says isolating, testing, treating, and tracing every ofcific to -- suspected case coronavirus must be the backbone of the world response to coronavirus. italy sees another 475 deaths. donald trump says he will invoke the defense production act special powers, ensuring the private sector can ramp up production of emergency medical sup

because it's very hard to really it's a lot of work of a saudi budget it's very hard to really express adelaide because you don't we don't have all the data points but it is clear there are despoil and there are no winners in this and when where do we pump more oil why do we pump less oil the oil price will go down i would not totally discount the shale my kid go in for when we break yes there will be a lot of bankruptcies but in the doing to last the last downturn in $2418.00 which the professor mentioned the oil companies the shale oil space became muscle mass 2.7 percent more productive productive to get activity increased so they will come back what you'll see is a lot of a lot of bankruptcies and some of the big companies the shells exxon's snapping up things for a song so i would not discount them when we come back just call them what you want your view i mean is there any kind of upside for consumers say from lower prices or from perhaps if china's coming out the other side of the great advice after that it can help it. start to restart the engines of growth or do we still in a completel

informed or goes oh my god meant and i'll sell adelaide i do take the trouble to ask and. i am not the case again i'm not aware that we have we don't our cooperation from the i.c.c. the un special rapporteur speaks of countless allegations of excessive use of force by your police in particular officers of the special anti robbery squad or sars you said you wanted specific examples is a specific examples they've been accused of widespread torture in some cases leading to deaths in custody and extra judicial killings so the unit is clearly out of control isn't it because the un human rights committee warned your government to ensure that this group operates in accordance with international standards because they don't trust that it's doing that at the moment why would that be i guess that i think i'm aware of that and at a point in time when support came out the sas was disbanded and or little because stupid and you know weren't as forth they must be sure that they operated within the confines of the law your own national human rights commission investigated their activities

private prison cash finally got that village no families village should be in a detention center in adelaide especially when it is run by private prisons whose only interest is profit even the department of justice found higher rates of assault in private facilities versus government run prisons plus immigrants in adult only detention centers still have spouses and kids isn't that family separation too. all right fine i'm thinking really jesus what he what do you think it's called the day one alliance no one has the answers to everything on day one of anything look at the white house coronavirus press conferences since the 1st outbreak no one has had all the answers on day 12345 ok ok we get it ok because i was going to need your fingers and toes to keep going and that would have gotten really weird. then i mean you know thank you for being there moving on even though the world's focus is on coronavirus let's not forget about the corporate crimes that continue for instance child labor to get to the bottom of this raging controversy here is redacted correspondent naomi kiribati. no one talked

impact on economic growth if we see economy is crying to a halt like they did in china like there in adelaide right now that will really impact the entire economy and the long term investors the condiments do you see the economy rebounding and in the next several months and by 2021 for example but i think this is also raising a lot of questions about the future of globalization as this is going to have people sort of coming back and coming back home but all of that still up in the air right now. our business team here i shall see delaney in frankfurt and aaron tilton with us here in our studio thank you both very much and you. now did u.s. president donald trump try to buy off a german company leading the race for a coronavirus fact seen berlin has reacted angrily to reports that trump offered biopharma company sure in fact $1000000000.00 to develop a vaccine exclusively for the u.s. foreign minister. could not allow others exclusive rights to german research. searching for a breakthrough this cure vaca lab in southwest germany hopes to be the 1st in the race to develop a vaccine against the

as the number of dead in adelaide from the corona virus outbreak overtakes china the army's drafted into deal with a huge buildup of coffins after cemeteries are overwhelmed with the sheer number of victims. plus building work starts on the new hospital on the outskirts of moscow as russia ups its efforts in the fight against the virus and amid fears of panic buying we look at supply levels in the capital. particularly sensitive subject lately toilet paper while. the budget any type of. this clearly enough for everyone. and a nurse in the u.k. claim she was racially abused on her way to work as the country's health service comes under severe strain. these cops who. just come and physically and verbally abuse me for my race. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here. in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. now 1st let's start with the latest figures on the coronavirus the number of confirmed cases has now toppled 230000 worldwide but the death toll at more than 9000 and another development the world health organization says it has started testing a new vaccine. the death t

the ceasefire was announced last week by the russian and the leaders after fighting intensified in adelaide 33 turkish soldiers were killed in an ashtray i can syria in february sparking clashes with president assad's army assisted channel r.t. arabic has been traveling with patrols along the border. not only for but her the ill carried out the now we fly over the u.s. base meanwhile the russian in turkish armored vehicles promised the oil reservoir near the american soldiers position. ok well we can discuss the situation and it with middle east expert who joins us there is good afternoon thanks for coming. just in your opinion do you think this cease fire can last years i haven't had fragile is it. thank you for having me i think we're not sure if it's going to last or not because we had we had the naggum and before in 2018 between the russia iran and turkey and it didn't last long and this newer corps has fewer unclear responses because we don't know for how long this agreement is signed for we don't know if the turkish forces and the syrian forces will go back to their this ignited place

earlier addressed an appeal to president putin it mentioned the european union's lack of support for adelaide during the crisis we heard from alexander maria to rally president of italy's criminal chambers of european and international law one of the people who penned that letter. i can understand very well the reason why italians are not very very happy because each as you know as they your old time and they're required to access to this you know to the central bureau and we are completely aware 'd that in case of need we don't receive almost everything we eat directed to good russian federation because 'd we understood that you wrote was not you know very trustful on there this is this is reality and i have a very clear provision that. could be just 2nd kountry up her u.k. to more about roma from european union that's why the tragedy unfolding and lay there are still some positive stories one doctor from the city of baghdad now who like thousands of his colleagues across the country is battling the disease recently became a father for the 3rd time. i was on judy in the covered 19 ward when

infectious disease specialist about a cow that believes a lockdown in adelaide needs to continue to prevent an even worse catastrophe. epidemic is a dramatic and we are facing a very big epidemic we should keep a very strict measures. down in order to reduce the risk of spreading the virus at the same extent that in the center 60 and in this part that of it so you have to remember especially in the north the reason a shortage of. such as a physician nurses able to face of these that demick very few infectious disease expert are available now with the and it is a whole sort of the fact that a considerable number of alcohol work has been put them in the in the not working optimistic view is a defective that day by day that is a constant percentage of increase of the new cases in respect of the total number of our target our goal is to reach as soon as possible d. level 'd all below 10 which means about the transmission as a celebrated that and we can look at the future with a little more hold. her reasons pay tribute to the doctors and nurses on the frontline of the battle against the deadly

welcomed the russian to its agreement and said the block would step op-ed for civilians in adelaide also a supported by dutch minister. for a no fly zone and that's meant to stop the syrian regime bombing civilian targets and. we needed humanitarian aid delivered to the wards. and. at that meeting of foreign ministers and it's a good guild it seems the foreign ministers have vapid up there meeting what does this say about the cease fire agreed on by. but they rarely come this decision made by russia and turkey because it provides the precondition for 8 that is going from the european union into that region into it lip where people are desperate for it foreign policy chief joseph morrell just explained that every day a 100 trucks loaded with water with food are crossing into that mountainous region trying to reach these people and that is why in their conclusion for this crisis meeting here in zagreb they have said this cease fire needs to be sustainable and it needs to be taken seriously not just on the ground but also in the air so that people are protected and so that that 8 can reach

meanwhile as adelaide remains on lockdown folgers are patrolling the empty streets of palermo and physically they have been deployed to help police other cities and regions are also considering hauling in army patrols about check out and fractious disease specialists believe the lockdown needs to continue to prevent even worse the task of. the epidemic is a dramatic and we are facing a very big epidemic we should keep very strict measures will lock down in order to reduce their literary skills reading the virus at the same extent that in the center of things in the in this one part that of the so you have to remember that is pressuring the north the reason a shortage of person in such as a physician nurses able to face of these epidemic very few infectious disease experts are available now a day and that is a hole so the fact that a considerable number of health care worker has been contaminated and they are not working up. the mystic view is a defective that day by day the constant percentage of the increase. in respect of the total number of the target our goal is to reach as soon as possi

and we jean sherman cooper of kentucky adelaide their fears that the president would be given excessive power. in particular, full right went to work, wanting to introduce an amendment calling for efforts to, quote, avoid a direct military involvement in southeast asia. full bryant told nelson that, quote, such a thing is support fullest because we will become involved. nelson, to his everlasting regret dropped his amendments, and the senate approved a resolution with only less. the house of representatives pasadena animists, late in the language granted the president extraordinary latitude. according to the joint resolution, quote, the congress approved and supports the determination of the president as commander-in-chief to kick all necessary measures to repel further aggression. in quote. wayne morris, my hero stated afterwards that they have gone home, and that we are in effect, getting this president or making powers in the absence of a declaration of war. i believe this to be a historic mistake, in quote. the other guy who voted against the resolution said, quote, all vietnam it's

running through tasmania that's dragging heat with it so we've got high temperatures in melbourne and adelaide well above the average in the low thirty's per school down to $25.00 in the sunshine that will start a war of the game with some showers for we in the land but there are many showers elsewhere a few in tropical queens and on the east coast carla seacoast but no more than that we should see more than that melbourne's temperature will last till the end says they were back down to normal or fading a bit below it but the skies remain dry most of time occasional shower the ns a weekend. now israel is way to japan this is a system of that starts in china and runs up to japan which is seasonal it's just trying to form itself that was bitterly but it's said to be producing significant rain for china is doing the same again for thursday which will affect hong kong and taiwan then the southern islands of japan and then it eventually works up into southern home shoes so humid eventually wet day i suspect in tokyo the rain just comes in goes out so it's a sunny day for your friday but a windy one

improve the dire conditions people are living in we spoke to dr who's a cardiologist of a hospital in adelaide which is supported by the charity islamic relief you describe what it's like for the situation in the past few months was the impact so much horrible because many hospital here and many rymer care center where out of service in more than the. decor hospital environment care center i mentioned where out of service because there were power and get that and nearly completely or bar surely the aged. and there would be displacement a huge amount of placement people go into the order where there is no health care centers who can manage to you being the correct care in fact you have been struggling to make. hospital and care and health system. when we lost many hospitals and the need because i feel that they are enslaved to where in hospital they are all always anxious and it makes somehow difficult for us to where in such circumstances flooding in egypt has killed at least $21.00 people 6 children are among the dead with most of the victims in rural areas cairo's water authority cut off sup

the great bite that is a string in some pretty warm air coming through the interior so 33 celsius in adelaide us about 8 degrees average for this time of year 28 celsius in melbourne well such a dry day across into tasmania so a damp a about a $24.00 celsius but not bad across both islands of new zealand that recent cycle and gretel that is well now out of the picture this isn't just sitting off the south coast of western australia time which is on the rise in perth as that moves further away so 26 to you there on thursday still warm though on thursday ahead of the system ones that go through the temperature succumbed to very down to in hobart 21 degrees celsius now the temperature is really the main theme is what across into much of japan look at this 17 in a soccer 18 in tokyo 18 sapporo but then you move it on a day to thursday and these temperatures say anything from 6 to 8 degrees above the average in particular it is martin sapporo at 12 degrees celsius 20 celsius in osaka meanwhile back down tools china 2 more days certainly have some rather heavy rain across is something coast it coul

wise well we're in the middle twenty's for melbourne we're below 20 for hobart still not some woman adelaide at 30 and perth at 33 is showing what you might call hot weather in western australia there's some cloud building and occasional showers but not the briefly flooding stuff of a few days ago now that's in queensland. 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 the breast passed by littering future energy. i don't get your watch out is here a reminder of our top stories this hour in sudan an explosion has hit the convoy of the country's prime minister abdullah it's vehicle was damaged after there was a great time last prime minister's office claims it was an assassination attempt to . play well all markets have plung

temperatures at $24.00 degrees so it's come down a bit with the onshore breeze in fact has warmed up in adelaide and melbourne and had a drop from what didn't turn out to be an equal record volume person down to $29.00 in the forecast on friday also stay low was still snowing show breeze brings a few showers into that part of western australia we've still got coastal showers in queens and track records in particular is not as west it maybe should be but here's what's all the same and in new zealand you see the rain is curling up through wellington still fairly cloudy picture with a southerly breeze so we're feel that warm significant rain is coming out of china various koza plaza gestes active so the system will bring proper rains through south korea more especially through japan all of japan it gets quite heavy the blue center there it tails all strew hong kong more or less the forecast for hong kong will be occasionally a sundry one but much of china at least until later on saturday will see sun's told this is specifically hong kong's forecast fairly humid and turning windy by sunday . in the

also more rain working its way across south australia ahead of that time it is not cheap bad 23 in adelaide moshe's like into sydney the same across into biz them again temperatures feeling pretty good 24 and 26 degrees celsius mostly dry across both islands of new zealand but still some very windy conditions and really the warm air is in place of course through the interior alice springs and also across into perth 34 celsius on cheese day and even a degree warmer as we head to wednesday but plenty of rain across the north and also some heavy rain through much of new south wales but a cool it and melbourne at 18. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to make such demands as a global power development of investment companies brash power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stigma we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and viral mentally sound energy solutions for future generation the brash pioneering future energy. all. over. oh. on the back i want

without any well a brawl in parliament followed the deaths of 2 turkish soldiers during an attack in adelaide turkish forces also suffered heavy losses last week when 34 soldiers were killed in as strikes 59 have now died in northern syria overall 2 on is due to meet his russian counterpart in moscow on thursday to discuss a potential cease fire. or. none of our martyrs none of our veterans and none of their blood none of their drops of blood will be in vain we are going to continue ours. in hopefully with the help of god we're going to build a strong turkish republic meanwhile greece has denied accusations from turkey that it shot and killed a migrant who was trying to cross into its territory earlier greek riot police have used tear gas and water cannon against refugees and migrants at the border thousands have been trying to breach the barrier since last week when turkey said it would no longer stop people crossing into the european union. our other headlines this hour italy has announced it is closing all schools and universities until march the 15th is it battles to contain its corona vi

temperatures at $24.00 degrees says come down a bit with the onshore breeze in fact has warmed up in adelaide and melbourne and had a drop from what didn't turn out to be an equal record value in perth down to $29.00 in the forecast on friday. was still snowing show breeze brings a few showers into that part of western australia we've still got coats or showers in queens inch of queens in particular is not as west it may be should be a but is what all the sites and in new zealand you see the rain is curling up through wellington still fairly cloudy picture with a southerly breeze would feel that warm significant rain is coming out of china various codes of plazas gestes active so the system will bring proper rains through south korea more especially through japan all of japan and it gets quite heavy the blue center there it tells us through hong kong more or less the forecast for hong kong will be occasionally a sundry one but much of china at least until later on saturday will see sun's told this is specifically hong kong's forecast fairly humid and turning windy by sunday . every year 50000

work its way towards tasmania warm ahead of that system and high ball with a high of 26 and not bad in adelaide in melbourne the rain pushing in later in the day i want to wash that the eastern coast of new south wales and pushing up into queensland meanwhile a few shots to eastern sections of new zealand staying in the full cost on monday as well this system though it works its way towards new south wales pushing some heavier rain across into sydney and cooling off a little bit later malbon 21 degrees just 19 and meanwhile for the next couple of days damages in the mid twenty's for perth and warm through the interior $35.00 celsius in alice springs out to much as many of the seasonal noles across much of asia the rain though this has been particularly heavy at a loss of low clouds so this is taipei this particular building or a cloud is the well at the base and in fact waiting golfing much of the building it stands at 508 meters up building the rain will continue through central and southern areas of china it will they begin to care quite rapidly away from eastern sections of home she saw a be

great bite that is ushering in some pretty warm air coming through the interior so $33.00 celsius in adelaide us about 8 degrees average for this time of year 28 celsius in melbourne well such a dry day across into tasmania so a damp a about a $24.00 celsius but not bad across both islands of new zealand that recent cycle and gretel that is well now out of the picture this isn't just sitting off south coast of western australia time which is on the rise in perth as that moves further away so 26 to you there on thursday still warm though on thursday ahead of the system ones that go through the temperatures succumbed to very down to in hobart 21 degrees celsius now the temperature is really the main theme as well across into much of japan look at this 17 in a soccer 18 in tokyo 18 sapporo but then you move it on a day to thursday and these temperatures say anything from 6 to 8 degrees above the average in particular it is modern sapporo at 12 degrees celsius 20 celsius in osaka meanwhile back down tools china 2 more days certainly have some rather heavy rain across the southern coast it could l

syria's ally of russia that says turkey escalates its campaign against president bashar assad's forces in adelaide on tuesday turkish forces shot down a syrian fighter jet the 3rd in 3 days. before some had taken either take a sherry a porker operations spring shilled is in full swing turkish forces striking the syrian army's i mean it's in deeper those turns and defense systems they've also shot a warplane in southern. the escalation in fighting comes as turkey says it's determined to stop syrian army troops from advancing towards the city of idlib the rebels last stronghold of fischel is here say the military campaign has severely undermined the syrian army's capabilities. undeterred syrian troops took. the city sits on 2 highways the m 4 and m 5 and has changed hands many times over the last few days as fighting continues u.s. special envoy for syria james jeffrey and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. kelly craft visited the border area with syria and met members of the syrian white helmets the u.s. is contributing more than $100000000.00 to address the deteriorating humanitarian situation in northwe

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a drop in temperature and also significant rainfall for the likes of tasmania. 22, 20 three degrees adelaide and melbourne on friday, 22 degrees for syd ney melbourne on friday, 22 degrees for sydney but will not last as we head on into the weekend as temperatures drop as the south—westerly wind picks up at all these cities was the drop in temperature just—in—time for the weekend. into europe a lot of dry and set up weather thanks to high pressure in central and southern areas. this slow—moving cold front across the north of europe as a dividing line between the warm airto europe as a dividing line between the warm air to the south and cold airto the the warm air to the south and cold air to the north. it will be cloudy on this front, this will affect the south us —— self—worth of the uk. that temperature associate with that cold front, sickle figure values across the uk compared to 20 degrees for paris. it does look like the cold air will win out as a move on from friday into the weekend but there is high—pressure establishing itself which will bring fine inside weather but

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basin which is a huge catchment area and river system that stretches from sudden queens and down to adelaide dance belden and through a city as well that is a cause for most people get there are that level grow things and if you're lucky and you're a pelican you find water that this particular stretch of river the barwon of up with rory does at the start of the system or is a fear and it's been dry for ages in fact the whole area for 36 months has been the driest period on record of the records but a 100 years long and even though they had been rain recent he had particularly in the last 2 weeks the summer as only seemed 50 cent of the average fall so this was caused welcome however it's just about to finish most the rain falls this town the year and is now fixing further north in the next 24 hours we'll get more significant showers i think feeding into the system but really the focus is further north in queens and now we're setting up now for the monsoon season for the fall north of australia but it starts off of this massive right in the fold increase does so and we've got that for the nex

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unity was so welcomed by people like matt adelaidem moment of unity was so welcomed by people like matt adelaide. it feels like the community is together now. probably 3000 residents under this block at most of them are out. thank you everybody for looking after us. a lot of my neighbours i have never talked to, never met but knowing they had their windows down and clapping and cheering for our health workers. we are all in this together and we will wind together. one day it will be over until then there is hope. what would you like to tell them? i would like to tell them that you are the most amazing, lovely people this planet, actually selfless, not one ita of selfishness, just... i shall never forget them and i will always, a lwa ys forget them and i will always, always love them. together... cheering and applause. that was understated, i was in bits. it makes you think and smile at the same time. we heard from an ambulance driver who was saying, looking out at what that felt like, the rest of us know we felt we had to have a moment when you express to something. i would love to hear, if you