but that's precisely - the jakarta in public. but that's precisely the - the jakarta in public. but that's precisely the problem, because even though the suit has found the indonesian president and other suits guilty, what is the ruling actually force them to do, to change things?— actually force them to do, to change things? well, the thing is the primary _ change things? well, the thing is the primary cause _ change things? well, the thing is the primary cause of - change things? well, the thing is the primary cause of air- is the primary cause of air pollution in jakarta is the primary cause of air pollution injakarta is not the weather, it's the burning of fossil fuels. weather, it's the burning of fossilfuels. and this is weather, it's the burning of fossil fuels. and this is the same story across the world — fossil fuel combustion is causing air pollution and climate change. and here, i think there are opportunities to improve the existing set of indonesian standards and policies. for example, as the clip mentioned, there's a bunch of coal power plants a —— 100 kil

of fossil fuels, and jakarta is the burning of fossilfuels, and this is and jakarta is the burning of fossil fuels, and this is the same story across the world. fossil fuel combustion is causing air pollution, climate change. i think there are opportunities to improve existing sets of policies, for example, as the clip mentioned, there are coal power plants just 100 miles outside of jakarta. these plants are relatively dirty, in fact, they can emit three—seven times more pollution than similar plants and china. in addition, emission standards for new gasoline vehicles in indonesia aren't as strict as they are in india, so there are areas of improvement to be made. they can also do better in terms of enforcing compliance and penalising excessive polluters. that was him speaking to me earlier. if you want to get in touch about any of our stories, get in touch. that historic ruling and jakarta, for instance. i am on twitter, i look forward to hearing from you. this is newsday, bbc. coming up — we will hearfrom naomi campbell who has been speaking with the bbc about her new role for q

cross into lebanon, from syria, bringing desperately needed fuel to a country that nearly run dry and jakarta residents suing for clean air when a lawsuit against their president and other leaders. ah, the united states and the u. k, you have agreed to help australia develop nuclear power submarines under a new partnership. they're calling because it is seen as a way to counter china, which has condemned the lines as an extremely irresponsible in their words, threat to regional peace and security. france has also hit out at australia for scrapping a submarine deal in favor of nuclear power subs from the u. s. calling it a stab in the back. why? under simmons will bring us more reaction from this more reaction on this from us. and we've also got kimberly, how can standing by in washington dc 1st. mike hannah takes us through what's in this new deal, 3 nation to me. it was an unusual prelude to a bite in white house briefing video extolling the depth and length of the relationship between the 3 countries. the only time the u. s. a shared it's nuclear propulsion technology was with the u. k. bac

jakarta residents are forced to breathe some of the world's most toxic air. the mega—city amongst the top ten most polluted cities in the world. and a group of frustrated residents say it's taking a serious toll on their families' health. translation: my youngest child, she's eight years old, _ and it affects her health quite significantly. we've been to several paediatricians, and one says she suffers inflammation in the nose. every morning, her eyes are watery and she sneezes pretty intensely. wanting her daughter to be able to breathe clean air, veronica joined a civil lawsuit against presidentjoko widodo and other senior officials forfailing to tackle chronic air pollution. and after a two—year legal battle, the court ruled in the group's favour. the panel ofjudges ordering the indonesian government to control the sources of air pollution, demanding they carry out things like regular emission tests on older vehicles, and enforcing a ban on the burning of rubbish. the group's lawyer hails it as a landmark decision. translation: this is a historic decis

local media say that hundreds of homes have been destroyed. jakarta residents have won a legal battle for clean f and a case against the indonesian president and top officials. but it's unclear if it'll translate into any reduction in pollution. castillo has hold on reports. it's a landmark ruling, a panel of judges and indonesia, as top government officials have failed to set proper standards to curve air pollution. there are negligence. the court says is partly to blame for jakarta as poor air quality, often ranked among the worst in the world. 32 residents filed the lawsuit against the officials. st. pollution is affecting their health, livelihood, and life expectancy. i've been that if the defendants who are also government officials decide to appeal the ruling, they could continue with their negligence. it could put millions of people's lives at stake. the citizens lawsuit was filed 2 years ago and 7 politicians, including to carter's governor aneice was late and he's now been ordered to monitor emissions from all the vehicles and trash burning. and the court says, president joke

join us on the phone now from jakarta. jessica, what more details are emerging about this prison 5? well, this is still a developing situation, but as you noted we do have confirmation that at least 41 people have died, a people badly injured. we know that. 9 the victims have done to more than 98 percent of the body. we also know that around 70 people are suffering from minor injuries. the fire broke out in block see if the prison and there were around $122.00 people in that look at the time most of them on drug. 5 related offenses, the tongue wrong city fire department. 5 arrived on the scene shortly after the blaze broke out and extinguished the fire within about an. 5 hour and 15 minutes after it had started. 5 9 waiting on information as to the cause of this fire, but some information has started to come in so far, representative of the ministry of more and human rights of these particular region has noted that the prison had no fire hydrant and only a few extinguishers. and it is worth looking at this tragedy in the c

jessica washington has more now from jakarta. we do have confirmation that at least 41 people have died. 8 people badly injured, we know that. 9 the victims have done to more than 98 percent of the body. we also know that around to 70 people are suffering from minor injuries. the fire broke out in block see if the prison and there were around $122.00 people in that look at the time both of them on drug. 5 related offenses, the tongue wrong city fire department. 5 arrived on the scene shortly after the blaze broke out and speak, extinguished the fire within about an. 5 hour and 15 minutes after it had started. a strong earthquake has hit southwest mexico. the magnitude 7 tremor struck near the beach. resort city of acapulco, one person was reported or died in the state of ghetto. the quake was felt in parts of a capital. mexico city it not power in some neighborhoods and some people, st. earlier mexico supreme court decriminalized abortion that rule unanimously, that punishment for temptation is unconstitutional. it means courts a

that's the verdict from a court in jakarta which has ordered the government to improve air quality. 32 people had sued the authorities in a last ditch attempt to force them to tackle pollution cut the lopez hold. a yan has more move with them. it's a landmark ruling, a panel of judges and indonesia says top government officials have failed to set proper standards to curb air pollution. there are negligence. the court says is partly to blame for jakarta as poor air quality, often ranked among the worst in the world. 32 residents filed a lawsuit against the officials saying pollution is affecting their health, livelihood, and life expectancy i'll be left out by been that if the defendants who are also government officials decide to appeal the ruling, they could continue with their negligence. it could put millions of people's lives at stake. the citizens lawsuit was filed 2 years ago and 7 politicians, including 2 carters governor, aneice bus wait, and he's now been ordered to monitor emissions from old vehicles and trash burning . and the court says president joker, redondo should stren

the blades of the tongue around jail near the capital jakarta has not been put out more than 78 people were injured. but jessica washington is out the scene entangle, joins us live. jessica, so does talk us through what more details and now emerging about the file then we're just outside the prison at the main gate and we also waiting for information to come forward. this is still a developing situation. as you mentioned, more than 70 people injured among them, we know that 8 people were critically injured and some of them have gone to more than 98 percent of their body now. so far the cause of the fire is still being investigated. a door he say that potentially the cause of the fire may have been an electrical short circuit and that they may have been a shortage of fire extinguishers on the scene. no local authorities from the tongue tongue fire department were able to extinguish the blaze within about an hour. but in that time, as you mentioned, at least 41, the people lost their lives. now it is important to look at this safety incident in the broader context we have known for many

in jakarta it is civil to get them, you just order online. it is less than 12 hours to get all of these illegal cigarettes delivered to my doorstep a month they come in the form of tobacco like this one but others are being sold entirely with some unknown brands. even fake cigarettes made to look just like popular ones. >> illegal cigarettes make up almost 5% of the total tobacco market in indonesia. the loss to the state budget is huge and almost 300 million euros of unpaid taxes up in smoke. but it is not just at the pandemic and a fallen wages driving this. the government has raised the tobacco tax by 12.5%. >> let's be clear, taxes are an instrument to limit the use of cigarettes, smokers also support our national budget. th provided this country with around 10.7 billion euros per year so let us together secure this source of income. don't produce and distribute illegal cigarettes. if you have done it, stop while you can before getting arrested. >> the aim of the government is to force the share of illegal cigarettes in the market below 3

an indonesian court has ordered the government to improve jakarta's air quality. in a landmark victory, judges at the central jakarta district court ruled that top officials including this president neglected citizens's right to clean air. traffic congestion is the main contributor to the air pollution, making it one of the most polluted world capitals. north korea says it has successfully launched ballistic missiles from the tree for the first time. tension between pyongyang and south korea has been building with both korea's. u.s. led peace talks aimed at getting pyongyang to surrender his weapons and they have been stalled since 2019. angela merkel is in paris today for her last visit before leaving office after the upcoming election. she is holding a working dinner with emmanuel macron. the two leaders last held one-on-one talks in berlin in june when they focused on european issues ahead of the eu summ. the joint conference in afghanistan did not get a single mention. this time will be different. with the taliban takeover topping the agenda. speaking over the

jakarta a half of 1% higher. manila, 6/10 of 1%. being able to hold above has been one of the key challenges. malaysia, about a third of 1% down. done about four points. i think we're going to move to the next story. are we? rishaad: we're going to look at what we have coming up. we are going to be speaking to a board member of afghanistan central bank. we are going to be talking about the new government and discussing how the lack of international recognition is affecting their economy. plus, funds being frozen. all that on the way. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. let's take a look at the virus situation across the southeast asian region. making progress in their fight against the delta variant. vaccination levels in many places on the up. case numbers are finally dropping in places like indonesia and thailand. malaysia is still seeing infections arise and spread despite reaching some key immunity milestones. rishaad: let's get to our health care reporter. why is the standout malaysia? what is happening there? >> malays

the plays at a time get on jail. near the capital, jakarta has not been put out more than 70 people were injured. jessica washington is not the scene in town. get us firefighters did, did arrive on the scene, about 13 minutes off to the 5 dotted, and they were able to put out the fire within about an hour and a half of its being reported. but unfortunately, the fire spread so fast and according to authorities, they didn't have sufficient time to open up all of the cells while the fire was spreading. and unfortunately, that meant some of the inmates died in their cells without even getting the chance to be evacuated or escaped from the flames. we also have learned that 2 of the victims were foreign nationals and individual from south africa and another from portugal. a strong earthquake hit south with mexico. the magnitude 7 tremor struck me the beach resort city of acapulco. at least one person was killed by a falling post. the quake was felt in parts of mexico city. it knocked out power in some neighborhoods and sent people onto the streets. mexico supreme court has de criminalized abor

the court says is partly to blame for jakarta, the poor air quality often ranked among the worst in the world. 32 residents filed a lawsuit against the officials. st. pollution is affecting their health, livelihood, and life expectancy about the love. i've been that if the defendants who are also government officials decide to appeal the ruling, they could continue with their negligence. it could put millions of people's lives at stake. the citizens lawsuit was filed 2 years ago and 7 politicians, including to carter's governor unease, both ways. and he's now been order to monitor emissions from old vehicles and trash burning. and the court says president joker, redondo should strengthen indonesia air quality. sanders, it's a problem. he has raised before the 2019 he admitted pollution around your carto was out of control. he recommended moving the capital to another city to east overpopulation traffic and pollution the gap. yeah, ever since my daughter started kindergarten, she's been suffering from nosebleeds. now i know this isn't normal, she's really sensitive to pollution and those

the place at a time get on jail near the capital jakarta has not been put out well then.

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have been killed and fired a prison in indonesia, the blades that the tango and jail knew the capitol. jakarta has not been put out more than 78 people were injured with jessica washington is out the scene in time, durango joins us live. jessica, talk us through what more details are emerging now about the fire? i'm here in town grown outside the prison and we've just heard from authorities some new details about these tragic incidents we just heard from the indonesia minister for law and human rights revealed some new information that firefighters janice did arrive on the scene. about 13 minutes after the fire daunted, and they were able to put out the fire within about an hour and a half of it being reported. but unfortunately, the fire spread so fast and according to authorities, they didn't have sufficient time to open up all of the cell while the fire was spreading. and unfortunately, that meant that some of the inmates died in their cells without even getting the chance to be evacuated. or escaped from the flames. we also have learned that 2 of the victims were foreign nationals and indi

same goes for jakarta on monday with a high of 33 degrees. as we move further toward the north, we've got a run of rain across the yellow river valley pretty much in between the yellow river valley and the gang si, river valley. just west of jung. joe, on monday, next we're going down under were seen an improvement in conditions toward the southeast, but still hanging on to some clouds. drifting in and out. and temperatures are recovering. here. speaking temperatures, i'm going to put the colors on. so the darker the color, the higher the temperature alice is about a good 10 degrees, pretty close to 10 degrees above average. and look at this when from the outback in the interior diving down. so adelaide, you're up to $24.00 degrees. none of that warmth, unfortunately can be found through new zealand. in fact, temperatures have come crashing down and gives been at 14 degrees and a pretty good run of rain through the capitol region affecting wallington. that's it for me. see, it's in the across the younger valley, high above the ground. a troub

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showers across southeast asia and a heavy run of thunderstorms across jakarta with a high of 31 on tuesday. cloud cover and showers toward the southeast of australia now pushing into new south wales. you are down to 18 thanks to that self-effacing wind. a disturbance over new zealand. the bulk of that energy pushes away. is been has a high of 16 on tuesday. see you soon. >> stories that need to be told find a way. and demand to be heard. opening a window into another life and challenging perceptions. from personal endeavors and epic struggles to colossal sacrifices in individuals journeys. witness inspiring documentaries that changed the world on al jazeera. lauren: a reminder of the top stories. international donors have pledged more than a billion dollars to afghanistan. the u.n. secretary general says he is concerned the company -- country could collapse. the u.s. secretary of state says pulling troops out of afghanistan was the right decision. he told a house mitty that staying would have meant sending more troops. there is blame on all sides in ethiopia. that is the assessment of the

so you're 2 heads in a job which investigates the management of lanfield on the outskirts of jakarta, where more than $6000.00 tons of rubbish ends up every day. 22 years, you see old times the popular way dumped. here he says, the pandemic has made it even another good with the media among them when we go to work with abroad and i've got a much better and subtle. but what do i get to the school and what it was was not that my left up was i did the with them on the but but to, to dad. so that's what i've been through. i feel and that's what i love to beula, was the chief of the hospitals and clinics to mix it in with regular weight and dumping rather than disclose the properly are they will not that then when we made this thing out the day to do that, then we get to the will be by my tom border. yeah. when my dad doesn't live up about one day and i will get out of the bund massage. want to do muscle, can see the soda with water dumped medical waste also poses health risks to those who make a living as scavenging or don't think that we are not getting infected but on the foraging throu

little bit, plentiful showers across southeast asia and a pretty heavy run of some thunderstorms through jakarta with a high of $31.00 degrees on tuesday at sky cloud cover and also some showers towards the southeast of australia now pushing into new south wales, impacting sydney. so just the other day you were about 3031. now you're down to 18 . thanks. so that south facing wind and the vigorous disturbance it was over a new zealand, the bulk of that energy pushes away. but still what, whether for good been and the escape has been has a high 16 on tuesday season. the . ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of stones thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reviews the forgotten truth of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of i've done this done on i just oh i this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is down there and use our life from london. coming up more than $1000000000.00 pledged for aid for afghanist

the year jakarta getting into a mix of sun in cloud. but those showers that rain risk pops back on saturday. off to australia, look at this when coming down from the interior, giving us 30 degrees in adelaide. but off to the west we see this cool pool of air that eventually moves in. it's a cold friends. so adelaide, your temperature drops down to 16 degrees on friday. that's it for me. ah, the telephone has taken control of afghanistan, point 2 years after it was the polls from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people as events on falls in the world? stay with us. the latest news and analysis from us going on here is the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. why are we not in the best situation? why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, and barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news,

these 41 people have been killed in a fire at a prison near indonesians. capital jakarta has been put out as an investigation into the overcrowding inmates ability to get out a powerful ass. craig struck mexico near the popular beach resort of acapulco. at least one person was killed in the magnitude 7 jolt. buildings were damaged, including the control tower at acapulco airport by going to joe biden says it's time the u. s. got serious about the code. rather danger of climate change is declared it everybody's crisis while visiting northeastern states had by 100 can ida 45 people were killed in new york and new jersey last week. and so folks, we got to listen to the scientists and economists and the national security experts . they all tell us, this is code, read, the nation and the world are in peril, match, not hyperbola. that is a fact. they've been worn in us. the extreme weather would get more extreme over the decade, and we're living in real time now. french doctors and scientists are calling on authorities to protect them against intimidation, into the death threats during the

the problem was one survey showed half of indonesian families in jakarta have reduced nutritious food purchases. as a result, the percentage of children consuming the minimum recommended number of food groups fell by a 3rd last year compared to 2018. i show magog as a nutrition specialist, unicef, she joins us live from new york. thanks very much for being with us. i just wanted you to spread out what the, the homes are, what the effects are of not getting the right interest. and in that particular period up, up to the age of 2. thank you. and so the 1st thing, the age group, 6 months to 2 years is a critical age group. when the child is illogical, needs are very high. the weight, the, the speed at which the child's brain grows, body growth is exceptionally high, which means the needs of child growing bodies and brain is exceptionally high. and if they do not receive the right quantity and quality of food student the age group that can in fact, the way they grow the way they try their schooling, the way they on money and capital. and it's been in fact before nation. but that's why the

concert with existing and new partners . prod, writhing in washington, minister dawson and i visited jakarta, new delhi. and so where we discussed many of the same issues that have been on the agenda here today. at today's meeting, we have reiterated that our allies and our partners are our greatest strategic message. we are committed to as the centrality and as the lead architecture. and we'll continue working with the quad as a key vehicle to support the indoor pacific. next tweaks quad latest summit. the 1st such meeting in person will be a powerful demonstration of the commitment of 4 nations. we see that competition is happening across a wide range of areas in economics, in diplomacy, in development, in health technology and in great zines. our alliance has long evolved beyond its initial status is a military pact, which means it is contemporary. it is well suited to cooperate on countering economic coersion or supporting our regions response to cause at 19 as much as it is on those more traditional security challenges. our approach stems from our fundamental values as liberal democraci

we'll have an update from jakarta and the.

but unfortunately not for jakarta, some thunderstorms in the picture for you with a high 31 degrees. we did have cyclic storm glove make landfall into eastern portions of india. it's moving quickly wires so on tuesday becomes a story for good drought ma, harass straw content and go where we could see upwards of 200 millimeters of rain, sand and dust storms for southern areas of afghan has done into the west pakistan on tuesday. that's it. for now. thanks jeff. had aaron i was is there a justice delayed palestinian authority security forces accused the bt amount. death at the case of germs back on the streets one year on indian farmers. the anniversary of the biggest strike, evans, and south africa wrap up with 7 series title. we have a talk to al jazeera. we oh, so what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listen. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra i care about helping us engages with the rest of the world. we're really in

the captain jakarta has been put out, or the 70 people were injured. the authorities investigating whether over crowding the prison effects it evacuations. the prison house, hundreds more inmates than it was designed for. jessica washington has the latest i'm here in hunger all outside the prison, and we've just heard from authorities some new details about this tragic incident. we just heard from the indonesia minister for law and human rights revealed some new information that firefighters did arrive on the scene, about 13 minutes off to the fire doubted. and they were able to put out the fire within about an hour and a half of its being reported. but unfortunately, the fire spread so fast and according to authority, they didn't have sufficient time to open up all of the cells while the fire was spreading. and unfortunately, that meant some of the inmates died in their cells without even getting the chance to be evacuated or escaped from the flames. we also have learned that 2 of the victims were foreign nationals and individual from south africa and

so back into the showers for jakarta, but you know a mix of sun in cloud for singapore with the high of 34 degrees on monday. asia pacific. that batch of what weather in the yellow sea? well, it's flying into the korean peninsula as we head toward tuesday, and this will mostly affect northern areas. young yang could see anywhere from $50.00 to $60.00 millimeters of rain. that's it for me, bye for now season. the one 3rd of all the food produce is wasted, with tens of thousands of put out net towel in south korea has been transformed from west offender if the global leader input recycling i the reporting on how your technology is making it's possible in kenya, i made the form of uncertainty. what he did, the oil life depended on was life, or just iraq. ah, the ah. book about kill watching old. is there a nice the whole run the reminder of our top stories? the battle, the control of i've got a sound punch in the valley, is intensifying. more phase fighting is reported between the national resistance front and ton of unfolds as the both claiming to have the upper hand. at least 12 polic

also areas of borneo and java, jakarta, and nixon funding cloud with a height of 30 degrees asia pacific. this was a highest rainfall. talley, i could find an harris shima, prefect, sure. 78 millimeters of rain, but the bulk of that energy now out toward the pacific. but the next batch of what weather, waiting in the weeks. that's it from the season. get ahead on the news r o y a bella, russian pro, democracy activists living in georgia, fear they could be soon deported. done yet. and in addition, known as elvis presley has died for look at his life and legacy and cricket returned to campbell for the 1st time since taliban take over our stories coming up in for slater with joe famous. ah, my name is sandra white. i'm the foster. i'm in the county junior refund. ah, if you bought for the living mechanic was shop, you will see that you said your contractor baby. i might not do that. is it possible for you specially misconduct and not the my judy are women are strong with my, my dear analogy there, ah, take the worst possible material uranium. grind it into dust comparable to flour and make

this has too much, i'm probably catching jakarta in australia couple of days ago, really vicious thunderstorms. this was just on the outskirts of adelaide, south australia that was hail, not snow hail, very active, cold from that has gone feathery snow. what generates the big showers avenue south wales yesterday. and if we keep going, you'll find his killed back on his cell. so looks like victorian south and he's out for i will still be felicia hurry on friday. and that's like be the case just on the edges of queens and for the west frontal system on its way through perth means western windy weather for you as well. but let's have a quiet time, shall we and head down towards new zealand. as all the cloud disappears, possibly from the eastern side of australia in the tasman see, but has not reached new zealand. there are 2 good days here. the tempting cross church rising to about 18 degrees ah, the discarded clothes from rich nations are funneled to charities and sold to impoverished nations. on an unprecedented scale, a massive industry sift through the unwanted garments to reach out to some o

same goes for java mix of sun and cloud in jakarta with a high 30 degrees for the philippines flood, watch north of manila and we've got some solid bands of rain setting up here on sunday in and around manila aphasia, pacific harrow, she me are prefix sure scooped up about 80 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours, but most of that action has now pushed out towards pacific. but ha, are next stage waiting in the wings over the yellow sea. let's press play, see where this goes. so here we go. monday and tuesday, there it is slamming into the korean peninsula, but this is going to have a big impact on north korea that then we see it go through the sea of japan. so watch to see once again, if it does have an impact on japan, but for now tokyo, $26.00 degrees on tuesday. see a later sponsor, cut on airways. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms rate parties are much more like the british parties. now there are fewer regulations who own a tiger than there are to own a dog. how can this be happening? you know, we take on us politics and society and tha

the blades that the tongue tongue jail near the capital jakarta has not been put out within 78 people were injured. auto sales. jessica washington has this update from outside the prison. so far the cause of the fire is still being investigated. a door. he say that potentially the cause of the fire may have been an electrical short circuit and that they may have been a shortage of fire extinguishers on the scene. now it is important to look at this safety incident in the broader context. we have known for many years now that over crowding has been a problem in indonesia, prison and human rights activists have long call to rectify that issue. and they've long called for criminal justice reform, in particular to seek alternatives rather than detention for those guilty of minor offenses. a strong earthquake because hit southwest mexico. the magnitude 7 trema struck me the beach resort city of acapulco. one person was reported to have died in the state of get out of the crate was felt in parts of the capital. mexican city knocked out power in some neighborhoods and sent people onto the st

next se, asia, thunderstorms on the menu here, call them poor singapore, and some jolts and bolts for jakarta. with the high of 33 degrees. you know, in the philippine see we've got ty, food mendelian, spinning around here, it could strengthen into the equivalent of a category 5 hurricane. it's keeping its distance from the philippines, but dry and in some of that moisture. and all of the conditions will be perfect to see the intensification. it's looking to target southern areas of japan by later this week toward the north, we've got a run of rain for the yellow river valley, just west of jung. joe, there's been delayed now as it creeps closer to japan, but for now, here's what's going on in japan. we've got this onshore wind and some showers, so that's pressing down the temperature and tokyo to a high 25 degrees. sunshine in osaka at 29. that's it for me. see you soon. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. now, there are fewer re

but unfortunately not for jakarta, some thunderstorms in the picture for you with a high 31 degrees. we did have cyclic storm glove make landfall into eastern portions of india. it's moving quickly wires so on tuesday becomes a story for goudrow ma, harass straw content, and go where we could see upwards of 200 millimeters of rain, sand and dust storms for southern areas of afghanistan into the west of pakistan on tuesday. that's it for now. thanks jeff. still ahead, aaron, i was is there a justice delayed palestinian authority security forces accused of b t a man's death.

not necessarily for jakarta, miss vonner, whether it's still remains in the western pacific. and this is ty, food in july. she's going to lose some strength by the end of friday, and he's going to graze tokyo home. she really tokyo gets more or less near and all the go, certainly windy normally with lots of right the system right or the horrible day. this much better on saturday and sunday, warmer and quieter with an average on either side of india we have tropical storms of some sort. this one here is remains a smaller thing of about an asi, quite possibly fill all day on friday. but look at this, this is generating big seas now. the poor 30, been closer than the fishing birthday brought in. the storm itself is running on the coast of pakistan during friday, and then probably crossing into iran and the gulf of a man during saturday. now, otherwise middle east is very quiet, raving prince is quite, quite hot has been breathed like out of q 8. but when tess returned to the caucasus, though it won't last that long. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best ai

same goes for java, mixed the sun in cloud in jakarta, with the high 30 degrees for the philippines flood, watch north of manila and we've got some solid bands of rain setting up here on sunday. in and around manila aphasia, pacific harrow, shima prefecture, scooped up about 80 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. but most of that action has now pushed out towards pacific. but ha, our next patch waiting in the wings over the yellow sea. let's press play, see where this goes. so here we go. monday and tuesday there it is, slamming into the korean peninsula. but this is going to have a big impact on north korea that then we see it go through the sea of japan. so watch to see once again, if it does have an impact on japan, but for now tokyo $26.00 degrees on tuesday. see you later. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. joy, africa line to trade and investment in south africa into african trades gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors and buyers and more than 5000 conference delegates, more than 55 countries participate

flooding here along that west coast of sumatra in and around the dang, over in java, some dry spells but jakarta, thunderstorms for you, with the high of 31 degrees here and update right now on typhoon into all spinning around in the philippine fi but keeping its distance from the philippines. but i want to show you one outcome that may happen. so we're going to move this forward. here we are on thursday just starting to creep into southern sections of japan. press play, see where that goes on friday. not looking to make a landfall steering east upon shoe, but it's going to throw to rancho rain to tokyo and also some gusty winds. so we could see upwards of a 100 millimeters of rain, but tropical air in behind it. on saturday, up to a height of 28. the talk to al jazeera, we get what gives you hope that there is going to be peace. because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing the way we listened. we were never on the whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that on sera what's most important to me, is talking to people, understanding wh

next se, asia thunderstorms on the menu here, call them poor singapore and some jolts and bolts for jakarta. with the high of 33 degrees, you know, in the philippines see we've got ty, food, min delay spinning around here. it could strengthen into the equivalent of a category 5 hurricane. it's keeping its distance from the philippines, but dry and in some of that moisture and all of the conditions will be perfect. to see the intensification, it's looking to target southern areas of japan by later this week toward the north, we've got to run of rain for the yellow river valley, just west of jung. joe, there's been delayed now as it creeps closer to japan, but for now, here's what's going on in japan. we've got this onshore wind and some showers, so that's pressing down the temperature in tokyo to a high 25 degrees, sunshine and soccer. at 29. that's it for me. see you soon still ahead here and i was 0. i've got a stones economic recovery on hold. how sanctions on the time i've been bringing business to hope. and maggie would be demanding justice in mexico. the families of 43 students who dis

and in fact, signing that to send a message to jakarta, to cambra and biting that actually is try to is up to defense of that. the not about the nuclear weapons capability so proud the minute has refused to commit to that. how is this being taken? dave? generally, in australia because you've got the opposition there slamming and de la green party, i believe, called it the subs, floating churn nobles in terms of the public. those who know about this deal, if it has been made widely public, are they behind the government on this or not? well, it's very early days, and most people are cry been quite frankly, i think most people are quite shocked. this is not a just sort of discussion or the perception that try and have all that self in role in the world. so there is a high level of surprise, certainly a topic the conversation explained front page news in the late story news in the 3 year old i, as you could imagine there are feeling there is some very hawkish style defense and foreign policy security. and the truth that a welcoming list and saying it could set forth their site real cons

same goes for java mix of sun in cloud in jakarta with a high 30 degrees for the philippines flood, watch north of manila and we've got some solid bands of rain setting up here on sunday. in and around manila aphasia, pacific kero shima prefecture, scooped up about 80 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. but most of that actually has now pushed out towards pacific. but ha, our next patch waiting in the wings over the yellow sea. let's press play, see where this goes. so here we go. monday and tuesday there it is, slamming into the korean peninsula. but this is going to have a big impact on north korea that then we see it go through the sea of japan. so watch to see once again, if it does have an impact on japan, but for now tokyo, $26.00 degrees on tuesday. see you later. the on air or online be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our idea to t. m. the source of well being, we are the ocean when no healthy get off the table, it says shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t f. d like symptom.