my name is the amount of people and i work at. this is deja vu news live from the thailand's king officially takes the throne ceremonies take place in bangkok for the country's first coronation and seven decades our correspondent is out of the sink also coming up officials say it's a miracle no one was killed after a jet slides off the runway at a u.s. naval station in florida and. anti-lock brakes before a controversial rule change in track and field caster semenya overwhelms the

competition in the eight hundred big. time rebecca ritter's welcome to the program elaborate ceremonies are underway in bangkok to crown thailand's new king. kong the sixty six year old ascended to the throne in twenty six days after the death of his widely revered father saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invest invest him with regal power symbolizing his consecration as the up holder of buddhism in thailand. who believe the coronation begins with a ritual cleansing under nine months. the water is drawn from rivers and lakes across the kingdom it's the first coronation in thailand didn't it the seventy years for many. ties the king is the highest moral authority. we all

regardless selves as children of the king nation religion and the monarchy are the pillars of our society that's why we have unconditional loyalty to the king. graham of the tenth comes to the throne it's a difficult time thailand is a constitutional monarchy but the army seized power in a coup five years ago elections earlier this year and didn't deadlock one commentator says the coronation is likely to bring a fresh approach. the new king. there were on the whole very quiet. in the next stage of the coronation celebrations the king will stage an elaborate parade in front of his people. and tell

them phil is following the festivities for us in bangkok charlotte this is day one of a three day ceremony to consecrate the king how is the ceremony going. they are back a while advance today are starting to draw to a close here in thailand it's the early evening here at the men but i'm sure you can see behind me there are still people gathered around the grand palace here they've been likely to be here late into the evening and that is because of course for most people here in thailand this is the first time that they'll have witnessed the coronation of a moment the last time almost seventy years ago and in a country where the morning kids is considered essentially a day it's this really is a mentors moment entire history now earlier on today we had the purification ceremony here that is where the monarch was dressed in a in a white robe he was had a holy water poured his head then there was the annoying mint and he also issued a royal command the first is the new the crowned king and he said that he wanted

whoever reign with the righteousness would bend it with righteousness the benefits and happiness of thai people now that is very similar to what his father said as he was crowned almost seventy years ago when king considered to date even as you just said what's the symbolism of today's rituals. yeah well today has been a really rich blend of buddhist. culture tradition history dating back centuries for example the king was given a five royal items one including the royal crown now that is symbolic the weight of it is seven kilograms is quite heavy enough civilizes the burden that says face is the monarchy is also given the royal fan and that symbolizes how the money backs away any problems any concerns for the the type people going back about hurley water as well that was a stream a symbolic that was gathered from over

a hundred like asians across thailand and as well as from the seventy six provinces here in thailand and bangkok there was and very that and various consecration ceremonies it was bless before it was brought here to bangkok for the ceremony so this really is an event of three event rich in culture and tradition which i just stand by that we're going to come back to you but first let's hear from what people in thailand have been saying about today's carnation how many times that you have the time to have that yes they say ok what do you like or and you know there are many are like this one or i think you're very good but handbag. as i said that is very tricky because i work hard i'll try that. help and i'm proud to be living in thailand and to have the king taking care of us hardware to. me that i. am really happy and proud because as citizens we want the best king and queen of

thailand or even of the world lackey me he should come with it by who won it all but i. and charlotte you've also been speaking to a lot of people there on the ground how have type people responded to the ceremony . yeah those comments really echoed the feelings of say many people who are gathered here today for the coronation just to give you a sense of the anticipation the build up to this event we actually spoke to a man a couple of days ago who is walking six hundred kilometers in order to be here in time for this carnations that gives you some idea of just how many people out here in thailand all feeling now tomorrow is another big event for people here and that is the procession through the streets of bangkok the king will take part in the procession is really a chance for people to catch a glimpse of him and to show their respects their reverence for this new crowned

king on monday then he will appear at the grand palace he will be on the balcony again in the chance of people to demonstrate their respect for this newly crowned king and indeed watch history in the making so today's ceremony nearly finished up but plenty more celebrations to come charlotte shells and pill in bangkok thank you . and to the u.s. now where a boeing seven three seven has crashed on landing in florida twenty one people were injured as the airline slid off the runway at jacksonville naval air station in the northeast of the state a commercial jet had been shot of by the u.s. military and was arriving from a u.s. base in cuba. passengers said it was terrifying they described how in the middle of a thunderstorm the seven thirty seven bounced twice on the runway and skidded into the st john's river but the plane did not submerge and all one hundred forty three people aboard were able to escape by climbing out onto the wing authorities said

disaster had been averted. i just want to emphasize yet again we transported twenty one people all adults from this incident involving an aircraft a commercial boeing seven thirty seven aircraft here and it is jack the twenty one individuals that we transported were all listed in good condition no critical injuries sustained by any of those twenty one the plane had traveled to jacksonville florida from the u.s. naval station at guantanamo bay in cuba it's likely it was carrying mostly military personnel and their families. there are no details yet as to why the airliner crashed the plane's manufacturer boeing is under scrutiny over two deadly crashes of a different model plane in recent months. now to some other stories making news around the world israel has killed to him oust militants in airstrikes on gaza israeli military says the strikes were in response to gunfire from gaza which wounded two

israeli soldiers two palestinians were later killed by israeli fire all taking part in the border protest that's according to gaza health officials. buxom bird has laid its former head of state to rest after his death at the age of ninety eight a state funeral was held at the country's not hard on cathedral the grungy step down in two thousand for his eldest son henry after ruling for thirty six years. south korea's military says north korea has fired several short range projectiles from its eastern coast it said they flew up to two hundred kilometers before landing in the water have confirmed it will be the first missile launch since a failed summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong. undetectible equals transmittable that's something i have a research is want everyone around the world to know they've released a landmark evidence this week showing that taking drugs to treat hiv completely

stops people being able to pass on the virus to their hiv negative partners and so they're hopeful an end to hiv aids might finally be insight our reporter jarrad rate has been reading that research jared thanks for joining me explain these findings to us basically it means that if every single person around the world who was living with hiv so you just under forty million people if they had access to effective treatment it would mean that there would be no new cases of hiv the drugs the treatment that i'm talking about is what's called antiretroviral therapy on. these are drugs that suppress the levels of hiv in the blood to very very large levels and so this study looked at a thousand gay couples in europe one of one person in the couple was hiv negative and the other patna was hiv positive but taking these antiretroviral drugs there were couples that were having sex without a condom and what the study found was over an eight year period there were no

instances of the hiv positive patna taking these antiretroviral drugs infecting the hiv negative patna so the study's authors say this means that people living with hiv who are on effective treatment cannot pass on the virus to their sexual partners and they can say it is definitively now because this backs up research existing findings done on heterosexual couples that found the same thing as exceptional findings really hopeful what does it mean for people living with hiv so people living with hiv aids around the world suffer from all sorts of discrimination and stigma and this is stigma that hasn't really caught up with the advances in modern medicine over the last thirty years where now we know it's possible to take drugs like this and leave a perfectly healthy normal lifespan and now we know are not have to worry about passing on the virus to your sexual partners probably we hope everyone has this

will reduce some of that stigma and testing news but still not a cure as such that's right so these antiretroviral drugs do suppress the levels of hiv in the blood bus they don't get it there's no cure it doesn't cure it is that these are drugs that you have to keep taking continuously well it sounds quite simple then why isn't it possible to just put everyone on this medication you know there are some significant barriers to hiv treatment some of which i've mentioned like the stigma or and fear and homophobia and things like that but also around access to testing regular testing and treatment. and this is particularly key in areas like eastern and southern africa where levels of transmission are high countries like the u.s. and u.k. want to end transmissions completely i guess findings like this positive but it won't be able to be done unless everyone who who has hiv is able to get the treatment and people who don't have it or can get tested to find out that they do

have it and then and then get the treatment for it so these health structures have to have to catch up as well really exciting development in the research that jerad rate thanks very much for coming in to explain it to us. controversial champion runner and cast to cement his won her last eight hundred meter race before the introduction of new regulations the rules limit high testosterone levels in certain fame track athletes someone you know lost a court challenge against the changes but that didn't stop the south african from putting in a stellar performance at a diamond league event in doha. despite all the criticism and legal decisions caster semenya had to face off the track on it she still rules this was the season opener of the professional diamond league athletics tour and the south african was running and her favorite event she led almost from start to finish but if she's to continue running the eight hundred meters the rules now say she must take drugs to

reduce her naturally occurring testosterone levels that after the court of arbitration for sport partly upheld a ruling by the international association of athletics federations limiting testosterone in female athletes in certain events like the eight hundred meters some enya specialty the forests in the basis the streets in the sixty's. can to do with. the stevenson season and if somebody was to be deceased bill does that mean for the small mind it's a little like a settlement oh i think they're going to go to the five k. so come on in his eyes now on. the new rules go into effect next week and include events being banned for athletes like some and yet that range from the four hundred meters to the fifteen hundred meters and the mile should some manuf still insist on running in a competition within that range she may have to face another battle with the i double a ath but one battle she doesn't have to fight winning the support of the

fans. it watching daytime the news coming up next world stories with a look at the devastation caused by kenneth and take i'm rebecca it isn't the end thanks for joining us. to the curious. yourself. new macs new to channel subscribers and don't miss out. with him had a big gun because others will lie and say you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip you have would not have put myself and my parents over that danger to move out of that deal with the if they were.