as thailand develops and grows they are looking for reliable sources of energy. i think there's a country in the region that has a tenth of that power of the thailand is 20, 30 tombs ahead of competitors. >> for years the government has been pushing to expand the solar power industry. >> it's 2 o'clock peak time for the 600,000 cells at the solar farm. they don't push a huge amount of electricity, only enough for 70,000 ohms. the government and investors hope that this concept will help decentralize the nation's power grid. >> it means smaller communities can generate their own power. >> the cost of pb solar cells is half of what it was two years ago. the agerity in the global market are manufactured in asia. next year, the output will double. the next step for the industry, the government is thinking small. >> instead of a large-scale one, they want to see how to promote and adopt solar technology in smaller scale - whether it's an urban situation or industrial park. >> households and businesses installing their own solar cells. giving the people of thailand a c

. >>> aleppo and barrel bombs are dropped over the besieged syrian city and how thailand is becomingn solar energy pioneer. ♪ russian foreign minister has again accused the interim government in ukraine of not listening to voices of opposition in the country and speaking in the last few minutes they said washington should take responsibility for the actions of kiev. >> translator: the geneva agreement is not the only thing but there are steps being under taken above all but those who sieged power in kiev and those who are violating each other, claims are increasing with regards to the southeast region of ukraine, buildings, posts, but the government is not doing anything in order to stop the causes of this deep problem of this crisis within ukraine. the right sector is virtually half a year been controlling and its inflew ens in the southeast using violent means at the beginning of the events, there are streets which have not been un block unblocked and they are continuing with its protests and more than that, those people who have been appointed, they should not spread because it is

next week, we have 1.2 billion, the third-largest sugar company and thailand. -- sugar company in thailandpercentage of foreign companies are wanting to list their in bangkok? how do you track -- how do you attract foreign companies to list there? >> in terms of fundraising, we have the mechanisms. last year, we had a secondary , over 500 billion u.s. was raised. last year, for the first time, we did attempt to do the foreign listing through a holding company structure, which we had the hydroelectric for the first time listed on the exchange. this year, we will have two companies from vietnam through the holdings structures in thailand. fertilizer company in vietnam. slowly, we are adding more portfolio to are listed company. we are looking to attract direct listings from foreign companies whereby we can tell that many of our neighboring countries companies can use us as a fundraising mechanism for the futures growth in their company. -- the mainholdings direct listings from foreign companies, have you had any success? in the pipeline, we have not because we are in the process of getting l

to follow thailand's lead and scott sent us this report from the city there. >> reporter: thailand isor its plentiful sunshine and fuels tourism and feeds the industry but now thailand is on the path to become a global leader in capturing the sun's strength to power the nation and with gas and cole there are clear good things for the environment and they reduce energy imports from the southeast asia neighbors. >> as thailand develops and grows and supports economy they are looking for reliable sources of energy they can control. i don't think there is any country in the region athat hasa 10th of that much power. so thailand is probably 20, 30 times ahead of competitors. >> reporter: for years thailand's government has been aggressively aggressive to expand solar polar and it's 2:00 for the 600,000 cells at the farm and do not push a huge amount of electricity in the grid, only enough for 70,000 homes but government and investors hope the concept, a mid size solar plant will help decentralize the nation's power grid and means smaller communities can generate their own power. the cost o

rachael splitting her time between the home in the east bay and base of operations in thailand. there scholarships are provided to at-risk kids with the understanding that keeping them in school went a long way to keeping them out of harm's way. the sold project is working with 150 children in a village sex traffickers have been preying upon for years. still measuring their success is not easy. >> that is because i can't tell you how many of our kids would have gone into prostitution or been trafficked. >> regardless, rachael knows what she is doing is worth while. she only has to look at the girl who got their very first scholarship now two years into high school. >> she has changed my life. that little girl has given me more joy. so i didn't do anything for her. she chose it for herself. >> which is all the evidence rachael needs to keep going. >>> coming up, they have a lifetime of memories together, 72 years to be exact. what they didn't have was a photograph of their wedding day. see how a community came together to change that. >>> our last story may make you wonder if we

. >> a young humanitarian takes a unique approach to wrecking the chains of sex trafficking in thailand. >> that little girl has given me more joy. i didn't do anything for her. >> it took a toy millions of kids play with every day as a building block for doing good. >> i thought i could do it. i mean, i didn't know if it was possible, but i really wanted to do it. >> what he did and how it works is the stuff of leggo legends. >> it's like where i said mom, dad, it works. and my mom was like yeah! >> a dream wedding was not for this couple 72 years ago. >> nothing. we just stood in front of a judge. >> fast forward to present day and it's a very different picture. >> when you have someone toe love that much, it can't go wrong. >> here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. >> hello. and thank you so much for joining us. our bay area proud series is all about highlighting the people going above and beyond to do good for others. and in the case of our first story tonight, doing so at the most difficult time imaginable. we're talking about the crans family of gillroy and their final days of their

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so thailand is probably 20, 30 times ahead of competitors. >> for years, thailand's government has beenressively pushing to expands solar power industry. >> it's 2 o'clock pea contract time for the 600,000 cells here at the solar farm. they don't push a lot. only enough for about 70,000 homes. the government and the investors are hoping this concept, a midsized power plant will help decentralize the nation's power grid. >> means smaller communities can generate their own power. the cost of pv solar cells is half of what it was just two years ago. the majority in the global market are manufactured in asia adding to the rapid expansion here next year, the solar power output will double. the next step for the industry, the government is thinking small. >> instead of having large scale ones, they want to see how to promote and adopt solar technology in smaller scale so whether it's urban situation on top of rooftop or industrial park >> meaning households and businesses installing their own solar cells giving the people of thailand the chance to have a direct hand in pushing for more than e

international business schools and in bangkok thailand. i teach in the area of sustainability should mr the agm. century with two thousand and fifteen with a neon association of southeast asian nation. my community arts in southeast asia will become a product similar to the european union but hopefully without all the faults. we'll have a huge impact on in our region. it's the region all also grateful for. lots of culture i lost all for the rest of the world the air. grandma read it not for resources. enter all the concrete pillars the international community the consumer item on being responsible practices the mom thing they will go well. ralph of the workers through the whole supply chain. whether it's in thailand but in me and mom oh in the right country it is often acceptable sign that god is something that one cannot always be confident in but nothing's been the trend a lot of us companies have had to change and improve that practices. for some consumers of months with that with free media. um. when companies cut corners when companie

thailand is prone to floods. i'm sure the acoustic can travel in water when sailing well here the firm conducted the survey the saudi analyze what locally listed this point and to determine what should be done to improve the car before easter the heats. many people weren't happy. today we salute these two basic this was aimed at cutting better use keeping the price down we're grateful that the respondents expressed a range of views. many said they wanted our new car to be fitted with normal air conditioned. and some suggest giving it more ground. it's bittersweet but conditions in time. japanese carmakers are trying to expand a business in southeast asia. see to this it says will be a better understanding of exactly what locals douglas wants. people are demanding to be in his day will. bangkok. ash will prop up our place and not just any attacks on one knee ankle. you do. still struggling with he told its citizens to whom and to proceed. it repeats. she will come. so don't open til tuesday. we took it from going

thailand allowed the japanese places to use its territory during the con plates. i still owe an unexploded bomb was discovered to be tasted and fifteen km away from the site of wednesday's class. it was handed over to the police who is struggling with the bold and citizens to implement the proceedings creepy. she will come. so don't tell them to. the world north korea is being accused of this abhorrent and grain on it either. south korean military officials say two thrones at least three crashed within its territory may have been sent by the new atomic common sense missions one of the jones was found on monday on a ten year an comments on the other was found a week really at issue in the border between the two nations e g aircraft was equipped with the camera containing aerial artist of the presidential compound and soul and a military facility on and on islands. what the incursion was about one point four meters long and painted blue with white cloud like my cakes and residential office spokesperson says security authorities are looking into the case with the vie

. >> some breaking news from thailand where one protesters has been killed and four others injured duringgovernment march in bangkok, the protests were led by students and also people, the people who network for thailand's reform. again we are hearing one protester has been killed and four others injured in thailand during an antigovernment march and we will bring you more information on this breaking news story if and when we have it. french president has named a new prime minister and the ruling socialist party wants to change the government after it lost 150 seats in local elections. chinese and european leaders have been meeting in brussels and eu is talking about eager to strengthen relations and phil reports. >> reporter: he may be made in china but what is made in europe has ping excited and the bus and bmw have benefitted from his country's checkbook this week and that is france and germany, the next and final stop is belgium. the city will be more specific, this place is a long way from china geographically and metaphoricily and it's one of a souper power developing at an astonis

monday is a national holiday here in thailand. so he's going to be a teacher's guide made the sixth when financing unit is expected to give a formal testimony to a constitutional coup the main archive is also under attack private eye lens of what subsidy program for palmer's but it appears that the body. there was a play some good news for the government for can you tell us about that briefly before we finish up. well the sale of privacy and a cassette of the government was seen as head of the mice subsidy scheme which played twice promise him inside and fifty percent more than the market price of rice which of course was a disaster that meant that night that the government lost hundreds of millions of thousands of dollars millions of dollars in money but it's also led to a twenty million tonne separate surprise that i went on sale now with missy it is also under investigation by the national anti corruption committee a role in this not necessary for negligence but full of malpractice open off taking a better bet to control with t

releasing their outlook today, political uncertainty as it pertains to thailand, could it be that gdpwth this year's reduced it to buy five percent? when will it get its act together? 99% -- i don't know. if you asked 99% of people in thailand, they have a similar answer. >> the tourism story. >> i was contributing to the local economy. [laughter] think exports will pick up toward the latter part of the year. a fairly negative effect on growth in the near-term. ostensibly, a weaker dollar yen is quite supportive. >> million is so strong, you build overseas -- the yen is so strong, you build overseas. >> and the repatriation is maintaining some strength in the yen itself. >> where do you see the yen going? >> the technical guys are still of the view that the yen can go towards the 171 area. >> what about geopolitical risk? that is always a factor here. >> that is the date tell risk in the market -- the room -- that is the real tail risk in the market. europe seems to be on stabilizing somewhat. as you point out, the big risk is obviously stemming from areine and whether markets comfort

it follows two reality tv stars on their journey in thailand. they've had enough.y cut off contact, they cut all funding. >> road trip with some bros. >> now the two reality stars are on their own in thailand. >> they pulled the plug? >> they find a treasure map. >> a map to a treasure map. >> a map to get to the map to the treasure. >> but if they do find that treasure they will be $23.4 million rich. one of those reality stars placed by jason. >> you're fat and confused at every turn. >> he's also the director of this film and the agent is shawn, you might recognize him from films like "men in black" and "charlie's angels." we have both of them via skype "right this minute." welcome. who came up with this crazy idea. >> that was me hanging out on my buddy's couch. i was living there like a month. >> is that a real eye patch? >> it's a real eye patch. >> for really being blind, yeah. >> oh. >> do you feel weird for asking that? >> incredibly weird. >> awkward. >> it did look like a reality show. >> hard to market to people at first because they were like this is a

this film, the gentleman you are portraying, this is a true story of a gentleman held in thailand. >>d in singapore, taken to thailand basically as an army of slaves to do this impossible task of building a railway through the jungle. it was an act of mass murder. and more than 100,000 people did die under those conditions. it's the most extreme brutality you could possibly imagine. he survived it. he, like most people, veterans of that experience, bottled it up for decades. he thrived on hatred. >> jon: this is about the trauma, the p.t.s.d. that he experiences. >> exactly, because it probably didn't have a name at the time. he found rather miraculously found the guy he was looking for. found him to still be alive and went out to kill him. that's what leads to the scene you saw there. >> jon: let me tell you how that scene ends. it's phenomenal. ( laughter ) the gentleman is no longer with us, but his wife is. you met her. >> i met them both. eric passed away about a year and a half ago. and i got to know him. it becomes very personal. >> jon: absolutely. it's not just a job at that

video from this year's song festival in thailand. goes on for multiple days to celebrate thailand's new year. what it turns into, a big party on the street. a big water war. notice these guys from the fun pov youtube channel, they've got big squirt guns out there and they're just going out drenching people. they're getting drenched at the same time. >> i've seen this festival before and it does look like something i would love to put on my bucket list. so much fun. >> i love it's good, clean fun. everybody is clean when it's over. >> a lot of people on motorcycle, lot of people on pick-up trucks, these guys going down the street and young kids with bowls drenching you. >> it has to be a ton of fun to be a people with the bucket. i'm going to nail them with this bucket of water. they had fun doing something else which maybe crosses the line a little bit. go into convenient stores and gas stations and pretend to hold up the employees there but when you have an only and green neon water gun they quickly realize it's a joke. >> now it do

a built in marion she also export its prize prey to other marine parks the world over from china thailand and vietnam to dubai turkey and ukraine. it's a very lucrative business the single i can catch up to one hundred fifty thousand us dollars little guy. people shouldn't get so emotional over dolphins. calling all of them and they're only interested in them because they're so cute and smart you can create. earlier this year and the dolphin him a high profile but controversial captured an extremely green or albino estimated market price. half a million dollars. on the record in management are primarily concerned with its well being come is at the helm by don't live up to see their conspicuous appearance means they tend to be attacked first by predators. we know so they have a fine nice and i hear in the dolphin mariam than out in the ocean. goalies it's not as simple as that say critics. we'd arranged to meet easily he himself once the dolphin hunting. he quit after forty years and has since been a thorn in the side of the powerful pro fishing lobby. no more. he's a deal which assures it

thailand's economic growth rate if the team behind its cost and neighbors amid the country's lingering political standoff almost six months after protesters began demanding the resignation of prime minister jean auction lots of movement appears to be losing momentum the critical sectors of the economy such as tourism and foreign investment had already suffered damage an hg wells and it was a muslim but has said that the task. anti government protesters at one time had in the intersections of the thai capital. many of them have now shifted to moving parts in the heart of bangkok plaza are camping out this is a type of thinking that as far as this is like this one st hotel in front of the park. occupancy rates of less than thirty percent hr decline from the two to seventy percent of the hotel staff rooms facing the protest zones are off limits for safety reasons what i was trying to attract guesses with new promotions it is even offering a thirty percent discount. hotel is still struggling as the political crisis shows no signs of abating. this situation has become worse since february.

people of thailand the chance of having a direct hand pushing for more energy independence and i'm scott with al jazeera in thailand. >> and of course you can see the stories and keep up to date with the news on our website, al jazeera.com. ♪ >> 70 years later, does the international monetary fund cities matter? i'm ali velshi. this is a special edition of "real money." welcome to a special edition of "real money." you will need to go back to world war ii to get a sense of how the international monetary fund, the imf, came about. during the war and the great depression of the 1930s there was a call to create a global monetary system before the war's end and create a way to reestablish world trade. the u.s. and great britain led the way and the delegates are traveled obretonwoods new hampshire. the 70th anniversary of the conference in 2014, has an opportunity to reflect on the international monetary fund's past and review some of the key lessons learned and look into its future. i monitored are discussions, the topic, imf 70 years later, reflections and looking ahead. i was joined by chr

the allies started to bomb at a strategic point in thailand.ovement of the japanese, in the south-east asia theatre. >> and one of those strategic sites here, the railway stations. hundreds of bombs fell during air raids. there's concern that some of those bombs could be buried in this part of bangkok. >> this man grew up nearby. his house burnt to the ground from the bombing. he was 11 years old. >> it was panic, of course. we never had anything like that before. and during the day time. it was fright thing. mostly at night you had to go. until it's all over. just two days after the scrap yard explosion, another world war ii bomb was discovered in a lake on the outskirts of the city. with a great deal of development in bangkok, there's digging opening up the possibility and danger of more bombs being unearthed. >> after the explosion happened, local police and thai police were concerned about further incidents, so we launched a program to educate citizens and construction companies about the dangers. >> the hope is that with more people aware

liam country is to get real taking between vietnam and thailand just entering still the best reason. ruby's evening beings he's come to maintain the body's use of gdp in hours. the japanese business community has become increasingly interested in laos in recent years. it offers high quality and inexpensive labor. we want to continue supporting japanese companies investing in the country laos has been going to teach and due in part two and a rapid rise in wages in neighboring town. i did today. ponson idea to set some random thoughts. drink lots of pounds in just a country. a growing number of japanese companies with production bases in thailand i'm now looking to set up bases and sweat to spread out the outrage now with. shim nice to be up running and investment sunday to monday helping out the date on things. he shows to expectations for increased investments from japan announced on tuesday and im not that i want to have japanese companies. he's had with edgar and palau. i did tell she also has appealed a new dish i want to provide information on investment of ten teams in the count

during the war, thailand alined itself with japan. the day pearl harbour was bombed japanese troops entered the country. three years later, retaliation from the allies began. >> by 1944, 1945 the allies started bombing strategic point in thailand. transportation, movement of the japanese in the south-east asian theatre. >> and one of those strategic sites right here, the railway station. hundreds of bombs fell during air raids, nearly destroying it. the station was buried. some of the bolls were buried in bangkok. >> we are on this property now. >> this man grew up nearby. his house was burnt to the ground from the bombing. he was 11 years old. >> it was panic. worse during the day time. mostly at night they had to go - until it was all over. >> just two days after the scrap yard explosion, another bomb was discovered in a lake on the outskirts of the city. with a great deal of development in bangkok, there is frequent digging opening up the danger of more bombs being unearthed. >> translation: after the explosion happened local polic

the food safety authority of thailand announced the application called menu past two decades think it's the first of its kind. we can't do anything mean appeared on the menu in a restaurant in town to our feet del planned for years to cope with any incentives. i'm emily introduced to do is mix common people come in. some people up to these pages lover boy get on with this idea has really been successful for its restaurant across the country are being increased to two to faint today the minister for health launched a new cap and new on line to return to nature to make it easy here it is very necessary because the tingle of smaller food the two cafes and restaurants in this country that they didn't have the resources to put the countries on the menus that but it was somewhat resistant to it. some members of the industry still have concerns about its practicality with wearing in the debate is the cost of putting it in the cost of managing and so on to something that we before we were weary of the same time i know it's a new initiative would like to welcome something new coming in. i need t

>> south america. >> south america is not a country. >> thailand. >> china.> don't be an idiot. >> shut up. >> don't be a moron. >> what is global warming? >> i don't really know what it is but i just believe in global warming. >> people say the earth is getting warmer. >> why are they saying that? >> over the last 15 years, how much has the earth's temperature increased? >> who the heck knows? global warming is not caused by mother nature. it's caused by god bringing judgment. okay? [thunder] >> how much do you think the earth has warmed over the last 15 years? >> 35. [ buzzer ] >> 3.75 degrees. >> 15 degrees. >> 100 and something degrees? >> cook you right here on the sidewalk. >> 1.11. i thought there was global warming. what happened? >> what, cat got your tongue or did it eat that for breakfast, too? >> oh, whoa. you okay? you looking. >> i think i found it. >> stranger danger. strange danger. >> what is worse for the environment? cars or cows? >> i'm going to say cars. [ buzzer ] >> in a weird way i feel like the cows. >> cars. [ buzzer ] >> cowing, cal

they have applied to set up a plant in thailand. automakers accounted for almost 90% of sales in thailand last year. fallout from michael lewis' book. virtu will delay its ipo and will not have an offering until the end of april. they had planned to start the process this week. that was before michael lewis said the got market was rigged. news." today's "company michael lewis will be joining us on "bloomberg surveillance." >> lots of talk about. >> we will get to that in a little bit. coming up, a supreme court ruling would be life or death for aerio. what barry diller has to say. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> only on bloomberg television for the next two days. an intelligent conversation with michael lewis. everyone in global wall street is riveted by his book, the allegations he has made. look for this morning. at 10:00, erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle will speak with mr. lewis. he will join us tomorrow morning. we will beat him up like up in yada. i am kidding. michael lewis, two interviews on bloomberg. starting this

. >> so thailand is probably 20-30 times ahead of competitors.or years, thailand's governor has been aggressively solar industry. that's solar will accept devaluize be notice's power grid. that means smaller communities can generate their own power. the cost of p.v. solar cells is half of what it was just two years ago. the majority in the global market are manufactured in asia, adding to the rapid expansion here. next year, thailand's solar power output will double, but the next step for the industry, the government is thinking small. >> instead of having these large scale, they want to see how to promote and adopt solar technology smaller scale. whether it's urban situation on top of rooftop, or industrial park. >> aljazeera, thailand. >> germany is the world's largest consumer of solar power. deadly confrontations continue in eastern ukraine, despite an international deal to end the crisis, a look at the failure scenario, who benefits the most if the agreement collapses and clashes continue. >> i'd say the next 20 hours were just the most surr

cast got going yet key on your site hosted on a positive steps to counter that if the in pisces in thailand again to get them active in that environment the renovation was based on ninety eight retracement to buy meat of the enemy convenient attendees and that's because you can send hopes will be selling point the two hundred and eighty species that sooner than other major european cities i would like to write the eighty four and never to reality. when you think you can see the ropes. with this lot the visitors will be able to see from the moving above their head. along with birds can fly around the greenhouse in a church on the trees. it was to seize up. more than one thousand animals. i emailed my emo and pleaded for now. no competitor will be able to warm himself on the cd rack. the country increase in savannah. was it for this week's edition of frozen for this by forcing him to stay tuned to for some time. in the season dear the call the day. i mean. the next tuesday. most people can actually see children today are in chile created. each team. they don't go to school. stevie they didn't

during the war thailand aligned itself with japan, japanese troops entered the country.three years later retaliation from the allies began. >> by 1944 the allies started bombing. transportation and movement from the japanese in the southeast asian. >> reporter: one of those strategic sites, hundreds of bombs fell here during air raids. it nearly destroyed it. the station was rebuilt after the war. but there is concern that some of those bombs could still be buried in this part of bangkok. >> we're on this property now. >> growing up nearby. the house burned to the ground from the bombing he was 11 years old. >> it was panic, of course, we never had anything like that before. and it was quite frightening. but mousily a mostly at night. >> just two days after the scrapyard explosion another world war ii era bomb was discovered in the lake of the outside skirts of the city. with a great amount of development going on in bangkok, there is danger of more bombs being unearthed. >> police were concerned about further incidents, so we averaged a program to educate citizens and c

. >> pro government protest organize necessary thailand said half a million people are expected to join a rally in western bangkok to come held ton the next several days. we have reports from bangkok. >> reporter: it's been a tough week for prime minister shinawatra. if they find her in dereliction of duty, thailand's constitutional court is proceeding with a case against her. >> if you look at the dangerous of both cases, if she's impeached in the senate she's also out. if she's ruled by the constitutional ruled that she is no longer thi in position, she's also out. both could be harmful, one will come faster than the other. >> reporter: the ruling could come in a matter of weeks. it's a shift of the government for the first time. showing support for the prime minister during the legal challenges, but also accepting the message that they're still here. and they're promising to rally for several days. >> the people feel that the anti-corruption court is unfair. there is no justice. >> reporter: but think that the opposing sides have calmed down a bit over the past two weeks and there is

thailand has come under scrutiny as well. the radar picked up the jet on march 8th.ficials waited eight days to report that the list goes on and on. furious families are looking to hold somebody accountable. some are looking in the direction of boeing? how do you know when a government or a big corporation is covering up? keith masback is here and has extensive experience in intelligence gathering. steven marks says the best case scenario for boeing may just be that the plane is never found. why do you say that? >> the plane has details such as the flight data reporter and voice data recorder. without that evidence we're left with all the speculation that is occurring right now. boeing is participating in the investigation, they have a great deal of information the public doesn't have, may have more information than the investigators. they're providing the investigators with information. they're steering the investigation as they often do. >>> on my right, the regional manager here for the australian transport safety bureau. i might just say a few words and then we w

think about the political instability in thailand. one or two of the reports that i have been reading say maybe we need to start looking through some of those fx volatility is and perhaps there might be a little bit of light at the end of that tunnel. about dealmaking? >> i think this is going to be the critical issue. we talked to the comp are a ceo yesterday. he said it is very disparate. aftere seen diageo go united spirits. this could be the busiest year for dealmaking in the booth space since 2008. net deal between united and diageo, to give you perspective on what that means, that would give diageo 10% of the spirits market. you have got suntory going after beam. is that there are more deals to be done. it is a question of valuations and whether you have the cash and capacity to snap up the deals when they, along. >> thank you so much. diageo down 3.8%. chinese twitter rival weibo will make its trading debut in new york today. microblogging service was priced at the low end of its ipo range. google shares lost about 3% after the

. >> meanwhile, vote necessary thailand heading to polls on july 20th. government and election officials are hoping to end that country's political stalement. prime minister shinawatra, her party was expected to win, demonstrations have been taking place sin november accusing shinawatra of corruption. >>> it was only a matter of time in the digital world. a mobile phone video of one of the teens who died in that south korea ferry disaster has been released to his family. he was one of hundreds who died. >> it's hard to watch, hard for listen to. the last 15 minutes of the mobile phone recording made by one of the teenage victims of the disaster. it's tilting more, someone says. save me comes another voice. the loud speaker tells them to stay in their cabins. the tone is humor, not terror. children sit on their beds even though it still seems possible to move one boy is shown standing in the corridor outside. later one boy says we have to get out. it's met with laughter. life jackets are passed around. some of their zips don't work. wear your life jackets

. >> coming back from thailand holding hands.omething they're trying to telegraph. >> yeah, please watch the next season of "keeping up with the kardashians." >> if you look at the instagrams of all these girls, this whole trip was, go in the bikini and take pictures of yourself. >> bruce? craig's.judy at we say, do you have words for judge joe brown. >> stay sober. >> wow. boom! >> exhibit a, judge joe brown hammered. >> he goes, what's l.t.y.j.? he goes, luscious, tender young juicy.

thailand becoming a solar engineer. >>> south korea's president is condemning the actions of the crew and captain as being like an act of murder. divers are continuing to retrieve bodies. at least 64 are confirmed to have died in the tragedy. >> translation: the conduct of the captain and some crew members is unfathomable. it was like an act of the murder that cannot and should not be tolerated. after the accident the captain did not follow the orders of the traffic center. the captain and crew members left and escaped after telling passengers to stay where they were. this is legally and ethically unimaginable. >> adrian brown has the latest on the recovering. >> reporter: their anguish is compounded by the release of those transcripts of the final ship-to-shore radio exchanges between port officials and the crew on the bridge of the stricken ferry. during a passage the crew say to the port officials we have lost our ability to forecast and the passengers can't move. it indicates that the vessels in house internal communication system failed, and that's something backed up by survivor

the exhibition puts together some 160 pieces of the ancient asian art, including some from thailand,tnam, and cambodia. >> kiev launches what it calls program to -- t any signs of force in the region could tip ukraine into civil war. oscar pistorius takes the stand for a second day. and a crushing defeat for the main separatist party in quÉbec, and their hopes for independence. the liberals in favor of canadian unity when the legislative elections. time to take a look at what is grabbing headlines around the world. a lot of the papers are focusing on the elections in india, dubbed the biggest election ever , that started yesterday. >> that is the front page of the hindu times. approximately five hundred 43 -- the number of seats in the lower house of parliament that candidates are battling for, and you can see this epic chase begins. a lot of the international papers are focusing on this as well. it is on the front page of the independent, talking about the biggest election in the history, over 800 million people registered to vote in this election over the next five weeks. "the guar

back to you, greg. >> david piper reporting in bangkok, thailand. david, thank you.e going to bring you a lot more on this hunt for the missing plane's black box recorders when we talk very shortly to an aviation security analyst, so stay tuned for that. >>> meanwhile, there are new questions today about what may have sparked this week's shooting at ft. hood. according to one account, the alleged gunman, army specialist ivan lopez, apparently became irate when he visited a human resources office and requested an application for leave of absence, but he was told to come back the next day. police say lopez then returned with a gun and started firing, killing four people, including himself, and injuring at least 16 others. texas congressman john carter is saying it's still difficult to know exactly why lopez did what he did. >> the people who are drawn to do mass killings, historically, they're drawn to the same gathering of people. if you look at what happens at schools, we have some people who choose schools as a place to have a mass killing, and unfortunately, i serv

the plane could fly back across and thailand would notice it and didn't do anything. heard a word from indonesia. >> not a word. >> not a word. >> other than to say it didn't land there. >> or to say what happened when it flew over it. those are the scandals in my review not whether "all right good night" was the correct wording. >> "outfront" next the shock charge levelled at the malaysian government, the opposition leader who has ties to the pilot. tells me malaysian authorities are covering up the truth about flight 370. four weeks after the plane vanished people are wondering how could it have happened. at this hour we got the news it disappeared. tonight we'll take a look at exactly what happened at that moment, what flights are in the area, how they are monitored. you'll see it live. those little things still get you. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicine