why are these southeast asian governments expecting a reprisal? good morning.ard from prime minister scott morrison here in australia, the defence secretary in the philippines, concerned that there may be a number of low—level attacks undertaken in southeast asia in response to the death of abu bakr al—baghdadi. the reason for this is that isis had a very significant impact on terrorist groups in southeast asia and also south asia. in the decade or so before we saw the establishment of the so—called caliphate, counterterrorism authorities in indonesia, malaysia, philippines, singapore and other effectively defeated those groups. they were either locked up, nullified or engaged in a peace process. this meant that there wasn't a place for people to train so they were able to find these, regroup their courses with isis. jacinta, i'd like tojump in here but are these governments in the asia—pacific sharing intelligence information to stop these attacks before they happen, cutting off the tactical learning and financial support? well, absolutely they are and there a

on to wednesday, we hold onto the fine weather across much of the southeast.r northwest, that low pressure system across spain and france with a lot of rainfall, it may influence the weather across the southeast. weather front here sending more cloud and showers. for the north and west, it stays with outbreaks of rain which will become more persistent and parts of northern ireland and weston scotland but in between become a slice of dry weather and temperatures 12 to 15 degrees. heading into thursday, that weather front in the southeast may bring a little bit of rain but we have low—pressure to the northwest which will push and to bring a spell of windy weather here and we could see gales for a time across scotland. showers or even longer spells of rain here. one or two showers for the south, and the southeast where we have that week weather front and in between, good spells of sunshine and the temperature on the low to mid teens. low—pressure then clears off to the north to end the week, we see something drier once again but we look to the southwest, new area

southeast england with a brisk breeze.in towards the southeast, on tuesday, some rain in the far north of scotland, many of us, the first few days of next week with the high—pressure are looking dry. a few fog patches around, maybe a touch of frost overnight in just a few spots. nothing widespread. but as we go deeper into the week, low—pressure looks to be coming back. by wednesday, more of scotland and northern ireland will be seeing some outbreaks of rain. so, there are some changes, then, developing as we go deeper into next week after a brief rest bite from the heavy downpour on monday and tuesday. low— pressure downpour on monday and tuesday. low—pressure will start to come back for some of us, but many for the northern half of the uk. a forecast for where you are or where you are going online, through the app. a race against time for the prime minister as he tries to rally enough support ahead of tomorrow's crucial vote on his brexit deal. borisjohnson hasjust met his cabinet and has been trying to persuade mps all

now, i am at southeast health center. transportation barriers are sited as barriers to healthcare access. they do lay care and miss or delay medication use. these may lead to poor management of chronic illness and that is poor health outcomes. transportation is necessary for medication access particularly for those with chronic disease. chronic disease can require a limb visit and medication and access. change to evidence based care. without transportation and intervention results, it may lead to lack of appropriate medical treatment or unmet health care needs which can accumulate and worsen the healthcare outcomes. many studies identified transport barriers with lead to early death with those with chronic disease. in addition the prices have risen. they are up to $3 per ride. the rides provide a transfer good for 120 minutes. if they are out of the patient's control the patient has to pay another $3. their costing up to $12 round trip. the alice griffin housing complex is home to the patients. they have to take two to th

saturday will move through the wettest parts of england and wales, gradually into east anglia in southeastrun again especially scotland with a view of northern ireland on the risk ofa view of northern ireland on the risk of a breeze. corridor isn't moving to the south, disclaiming onto the mile down the far southeast by the end of saturday afternoon. but it is this weather the friend clears arm of the train, on saturday evening in the night, the blues are taken over, so the night, the blues are taken over, so yes it is going be quite corridor by sunday, not bitterly cold and look at this, there's a lot of land showing step this means is basically court with a patch of cloud around but a lot of sunshine and a one or two showers, so the temperature is going down is go to the second over the weekend, but it will be drier and for many of us it is going to be sunnier as well. that is your forecast where you are or where you are going and through the app. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11 o'clock... boris johnson issues an ultimatum to parliament, saying it can have more time to debate brexi

man elements of thomas's corps move southeast. in the front is a have i special unit -- a very special unit of mounted infantry. they don't want to be called cavalry. under the command of a 33-year-old indiana colonel named john wilder. he had realize edd marching infantry won't work, i wants a many horses and mules and fronts the money to give them serve shot spencer rifles. they have gone out and done good work and are in front. some of the real cavalry you are just tadpole cavalry. we are the real boys. on this day wilder wants to prove himself and they are out front as the rain starts to come in. about s miles out from murray tpraoesfrees boro to hoover they run into the first kentucky cavalry and how do you think the federals do charging forward with spencers against confederate with single shot rifles spread out. it is quickly over. the kentuckians lose their ballot flag and fall back under the pressure of the federals. hoover's gap is fortified and as the confederates try to make a stand there and send a courier as fast as

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we are the largest producer in the entire world and to the state of texas, i represent southeast texas, have more petrochemical reclining facilities than any other district in the country so that is the epicenter of our oil and gas industry in southeast texas. we loved donald trump, appreciate what he is doing, taking the shackles off, deregulated, we have gotten tax reform which i was proud to vote for and this is what happened. i think the democrats don't have a lot of platform. to beat donald trump. this is where the impeachment comes in. and they are grasping at straws to throw some mud at this president to bring him down. heather: you saw the diverse city, latinos for trump, cops for trump, women for trump. that is a big area of the economy in texas. he carried texas in 2016 x 9 points. do you think it will be a larger spread this time around? >> i believe we are going to see, anything could happen in this political environment but the way things are going this president is doing a bang up job. the economy will be hard to beat. remember the old saying from a few years ago, it's th

sources hydro power is growing in importance especially along major waterways like the mekong river in southeast asia there are already dozens of dams in its basin and plenty more planned a big plant has just gone online in laos but opponents say the ecological and social costs are too high the $4500000000.00 a year brewery mega dam seen here under construction and 2016 is just one of many hydroelectric projects being planned along the mekong river in laos the landlocked asian country has set its sights on becoming the battery of asia almost all the power it produces will be sold to a thai energy company the day i'm officially went into operation tuesday with animated videos and other p.r. moves like newspaper advertising developers have touted as a a very as a win win for both countries one that's fish friendly and a blueprint of renewable energy but images of dried out affected areas downstream are now causing an outcry tens of millions of people live along the banks of the me kong and many rely on the river for their livelihoods they say they're already feeling the effects. there in the old d

some of the factories have moved to southeast asia especially shoe manufacturers. that are you know at the moment that's putting pressure on the local job market here. showing that as well to be educated. and that means that you share my is likely to face months of uncertainty before she finds better paying work. in the united states has begun imposing 7 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of tariffs on the european union the world trade organization approved to the punitive measures to subsidies that the e.u. gives airbus planes the u.s. originally went to the w t o back in 2004 the duties affect a long list of products like wine cheese and ham the european commission has a list of counterterrorist it wants to impose on american goods as washington's subsidizes boeing. write more tit for tat tariffs here in the offing. is standing by for us in germany's financial hub frankfurt all they want to do that is terrorist mean for e.u. companies. well it means that they will have to have a bit more trouble perhaps selling their wares in the united states because on top of the

dollars the association of southeast asian nations came in 2nd with a trade volume of $440000000000.00 u.s. dollars that puts the u.s. in 3rd place with $370000000000.00 both sides are trying to alleviate his serious affects of the trade dispute on their economies by returning to negotiations last friday the agreed upon the 1st partial settlement in the trade dispute. after more on john by friday beamish chief economist at pantheon macroeconomics in new castle thank you so much for joining us now china reportedly wants further talks now to discuss the details of the so-called face won deal agreed last friday what's beijing hoping to achieve. yeah it's not that surprising to me that they're still asking for further talks the chinese side has every incentive now to try to just drag things out and don't tell mr trump but spin him along though those year over year numbers probably slightly overstate just how grim the trade situation is in china we're seeing some stabilization at the margins but it is a very weak economy that the chinese authorities are dealing with the same is true however

and weather front is coming ina the southeast and weather front is coming in a more substantial rainto scotland, especially to the west we will see if you showers but that weather front towards the south east and between the two and in the zone here, present and your weather and temperatures right around the mid to low teens. so that it's of the week is looking, quite a start with and for midweek, it is back to some rainy times in scotland and northern ireland france or england and wales, pressure remains high so the quieter weather holds on and not much of the way of fresh rainfall on the way and there will be a few flock patches. —— fog. prisons there welcome to bbc world news. our top story. there's been another weekend, the 20th, of mass protests in hong kong. organisers say as many as 350,000 people took part in the rallies, which were held without official permission. police fired tear gas and water canon, to try to clear the streets. kurdish—led forces in syria say they have withdrawn their fighters from the border town of ras al ayn under a ceasefire deal with turkey. it come

southeast asia stocks reporter taking on the bloomberg oil editor.s can access the charts on your bloomberg, run the function you will see now on the bottom of your screen. india stocklike to cheere reason after the sense recovered from a dropx overshadow banking concerns. it followed and 8% rise in the index after a corporate tax cut was reported by the government in late september. it looks like investors are more optimistic about the impact of the corporate tax cut them pessimistic about the lending crisis. the lending crisis will put more pressure on policymakers to add interest rate cuts and fiscal measures that will help the equity market. rishaad: quickly, andrew. my chart is looking at oil tanker freight rates, which surged to records recently after u.s. sanctions on chinese shipping companies. they've come back in the last nine days, but as you can see -- rishaad: andrea? --rew all right, i'm giving it to you ever so slightly. congratulations. ♪ everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. y

some of the factories have moved to southeast asia especially shoe manufacturers. that are you know at the moment that's putting pressure on the local job market here. showing it as well to be edgy. and that means that you show my is likely to face months of uncertainty before she finds better paying work. one day off to britain and the european union came to a tentative brings that agreement the pound is down the half a percent that's after britain rise by up to 5 percent best as have doubts about prime minister bars to johnson's chances of getting the new deal signed if so britain would go for a harder break the than in the agreement reached under his feet as a threesome make the british parliament will discuss the new proposal on saturday. the united states has begun imposing 7 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of tariffs on the european union the world trade organization approved the putative measures for subsidies the e.u. gives us planes the u.s. originally went to the w t o back in 2000 for the g.'s effect a long list of products like wine cheese and ham the e

what about southeast asia?ig winner with the ongoing us— china while, particularly vietnam ? winner with the ongoing us— china while, particularly vietnam? 5096 growth in vietnam so you see chinese companies looking all over the world, not just companies looking all over the world, notjust in africa, including in places like southeast asia, for foreign direct investment. in mexico, it also rose. in terms of stability, monetary policy, investing in infrastructure, this country is really have a chance to ta ke country is really have a chance to take advantage of this moment to jumpstart their development. it is about the fundamentals being in place, not about region. funds loads come with harsh austerity measures which have led to unrest by countries like ukraine and argentina have had little choice but to turn to the imf. we find out if the loans are worth the trouble. while, annexation and years of corruption have left ukraine in the financial trouble. the country needs money to stabilise its economy that it is

finally as it does clear by the end of saturday, from southeast england, that is when the cold air travelst for you to start the day, and a mild start the further south you are. a fine start for many of us, a few showers in scotland. here comes the rain from the southwest and wales into the midlands, especially the west midlands, the eastern side of northern ireland and southern scotland. the uk top and tail by strengthening winds with coastal gales as well. so it is turning much wetter for some of us and we still have those big temperature contrast across the uk but quite a lot of hill fog down towards the southwest of the uk in the mild air. let's focus in on the rain. these totals you see here are some of the higher totals we may see in the higher ground. lower levels will not see as much as this but with that much rain falling for some, the potential for some flooding and travel disruptions, there are some met office yellow warnings in force and details at our website. so the possibility of seeing some disruption to travellers to start the weekend. this is how we start saturday, away f

the for the southeast you go the more moderate you stay. once you get down to redwood city air quality is healthy at this point. the headline is the wind event for saturday night and sunday. if i play this forward on saturday we know the drill on this map by now. you start to get into the deep shades of purple. you start to get into gust and the daerone. in this case 80 mile-per-hour dust will be possible in the north bay hills and the east bay hills. saturday night into sunday. the timeframe is up they are. it is going to stay in effect until monday. i have a lot of details to talk about the city significant offshore wind event. i will see you in a few minutes. >>> a lot of people might be reaching for their mask to protect themselves from this bad air. they are not the best idea for everyone. the masks designed to filter airborne particles. a lot of stores had trouble keeping them in stock last year in the bay area air quality was bad from the campfire. officials do say unless they are sealed properly to your face the masks are not doing

of the program southeast asia's rapid development is behind an enormous appetite for sand for construction there but that is taking a huge toll on local ecosystems. and the future of cab rides this year german startup polo copter demonstrates its 1st prototype in singapore helping to revolutionize urban transport. for business on the w m how you navigate us thank you for joining us it's been confirmed the japanese tech conglomerate softbank will spend more than $10000000000.00 taking control of work space sharing startup we work it's now spent $19000000000.00 on a company that is valued at $8000000000.00 last week we work canceled an i.p.o. which was originally valued at a staggering $47000000000.00 it's understood c.e.o. adam human is stepping down as part of the deal but while he gets a golden parachute we work staff face to sack. i'm now joined by the w.c. financial correspondent on wall street gets caught of who's joining me now good evening yes well we've seen mixed reactions to this announcement with some analysts even calling it a crisis for a soft bank what do we make of the steel.

still mild her torso southeast of england.se that chilly weather will be coming in. a few showers around coastal areas in the north in the east. that's your weather. the latest edition of brexit cast. i am this is really big. the embassy in brussels for the withdrawal agreement bill in german and it is. iam going agreement bill in german and it is. i am going to go one further and say if you are bored of it by now, you would have to say: would have for the non—german speakers, there is also a picture of elmo, the sesame street character shrugging his shoulders. on with the show. i was having a quiet day. had a cup of tea. it was my demand business. the brexit bill, the withdrawal agreement bill had been paused,

but towards the south and southeast, it may well be dry. changing a great deal, we are still in the same sort of hermas. further ahead, this of the jet stream — still have a strong jet stream across the uk. eventually it buckles out in the atlantic, and that may develop an area of high pressure here later on. but we are still stuck on the wrong side of the jet stream with low pressure still dominating our weather. and that low pressure centre will be across more northern parts of the uk. so this is where we are likely to see the wettest and windiest of the weather, still very mixed. we may find that high—pressure coming in next weekend, more of a northerly wind, and that may cool things offjust a little bit. goodbye. tonight at ten — borisjohnson's new brexit plans get a very lukewarm response from dublin and from brussels. the prime minister told mps he'd made a genuine attempt to find common ground to get a new brexit deal. we've made a genuine attempt to bridge the chasm, to reconcile the apparently irreconcilable, and to go the extra mi

this is it but it's moving quite swiftly across the southeast where the main weather is over the next couple of days but if you can see by sunday it pick up a pace and actually eventually it'll push out into the west of the atlantic so just sitting off the coast of the eastern seaboard so it'll produce. some heavy at times across this particular portion macare not quite nasty in the southeast in the meantime the threat of heavy rain and tornadoes and very strong winds at about 60 kilometers an hour out towards the west that's where the the snow piling into the rockies and then by monday as it works its way east and actually feeds into this much warmer as the time is a little bit cooler but even so the clash of that cold air on the east. right the way along this line down there into southern areas of texas and sunny plenty of scattered thunderstorms across areas of the caribbean and central america some fairly heavy. up towards nicaragua not a bad day sunday across much of the yucatan peninsula but plenty of rain into southern and western mexico and that really stays pretty much the sa

and slightly less cold air just slice in the southeast and slightly less cold airjust to the north ofcotland. it will move in for sunday but it colder conditions will spread all the way across into seven counties of england. sunday, a cold start to the day. the clocks have not gone back and you get an extra hourin not gone back and you get an extra hour in bed. and perhaps underneath the warm duvet. the weather, sparkling sunshine and a frosty start, if you showers for northern scotla nd start, if you showers for northern scotland and perhaps a few running down the north sea coast of england. temperatures in scotland coming up a few degrees with the less cold air moving in with the cooler conditions accident all the way she said the england, heights of 12 in london. into monday, high—pressure dominating, the winds coming from the northerly direction and they will bring the scattering of showers come across northern scotland, and if you down the eastern coast of scotla nd if you down the eastern coast of scotland and around some of the north sea coast of england. a frosty start, plenty

the first one is the southeast plant, power feed and primary switch gear project. this is behind schedule because we need to rebid this project. bids were due and received in may, but we had to reject the bids. and as harlin mentioned, we're going do a prequalification process for this process, as well, so there's a lul little ln that time. the central bayside system, phase one, is behind the schedule. phase one is to complete the design for the 35% level and we are currently extending out and we're looking to reprioritize the remainder of the project and there's a little delay there. the permitted project, which is the southeast bay, the crossing replacement project, that's a long one. this is behind schedule, around eight months. we needed additional tame to incorporattime toincorporate thr the emergency contract and we anywayed to complete, of course, the sequa review. the rehab project, this one is projecting above the baseline budget due to higher costs from actual bids received. we did have to rebid, as well welcome and completion is slated for next year and

in southeast asia they overlap a lot. in africa, in west africa there's a lot of overlap as well and a lot of contention. these boundaries are the definition of where governance over the marine resources for a given country belongs to the domain of that given country. that country can choose to sell off access to oil exploration, mineral exploration, fisheries exploitation, and governments, especially in africa, earn a lot of revenue by selling some of those rights. the access to resources are going to change under scenarios of climate warming. my colleagues have done research on what causes conflict often times violent conflict over fish. it's direct access to the resource coupled with and made worse by declining fish populations and unclear maritime boundaries. not just maritime, but also the boundaries in inland waters. the second primary mechanism linking climate change to conflict is changes to food and livlihood security. i want to dig in a little bit more on what we mean by food security and relation to marine reso

have found 39 bodies in a container truck in essex and southeast england 25 year old man from northern ireland has been arrested following this discovery the vehicles believed to have been driven from bulgaria. russia says syrian kurdish fighters must pull back from the border with turkey or face further military action by fiji fighters 150 hours to withdraw at least 30 kilometers deeper into syria under a deal agreed to between turkey and russia and protesters in lebanon are gathering in the streets for the 7th consecutive day roads are blocked across the country although the army is now trying to reopen the main roads they have made a number of arrests. and the u.n. says millions of the many are needed humanitarian aid as tens of thousands of children die every year from malnutrition. shortly our correspondent there but 1st his report on the human toll of the conflict and a warning it contains some distressing images. suffers from severe malnutrition his grandmother there is from the worst she says her father died in their long journey from and humans north saw the problem. how to te

and then on southeast health center, really there's two key areas that we focus on. we have completed design. we have the drawings submitted to d.p.i. for plan review for permitting. and the next milestone is to get this to bid document and get it bid and construction early part of 2020. we're looking to start bidding probably this month as our target to get this out on the street and start soliciting contractors. and then on community health centers, this is -- it's a comprehensive scope and we're doing work at two health centers, the maxine hall health center and maxine hall, i think that we talked about this earlier. and we're having our groundbreaking ceremony tomorrow. happy to report that this is the project where we're able to kind of show that we've awarded a contract to a contractor and there's also photos on the slide that show the prefabricated trailers that are now have been assembled. they're being worked on in preparation for the staff to move from maxine mau hall into e temporary clinics during the entire construction duration. so a lot of things are h

across much of the call event in the all sea as you'll see us all is a line of shout across the southeast now here we've got more cloud in the 4 calls i want you scattered showers even a scout a thunderstorm as well and you can see that we've got to improving conditions raise a go through friday cynical southeast of the bad still quite a bit of cloud across areas a turkey and we might just have a scottish shower there every cloudy or crawls into western russia but not cold in moscow and that layer of trout 11 degrees celsius the nice weather cools the central regions and then you can see to the north on the northwest very heavy amounts of rain through southern sections of u.k. pushing through the low countries northern sections of germany and poland and then by south it does tend to dry up quite a bit pissed a lot of much in the full cost and again it's fairly cool across into london 14 celsius the average is 18 this time of year and there's a chance of some rain showers quite a bit of cloud as well into the southwest but a much better start weekend across the southeast of europe now furt

head of the us and still make conditions across the southeast of europe the greek on into catalonia yet again as seen some heavy downpours causing some flooding this is that system is on its way now tools the black sea training down into northern sections of turkey that's where we can see if you will find some heaviest spiles of rain it's ushering in some corner as well but you'll see up in sioux moscow western russia of russia going to southern africa so not too cold and then central europe all this rain you can see here this is actually still the remnants of what was her . heaviest spells as we go through saturday and at the same time a new system working its way across much of the northwest pushing through and on into the u.k. so look at this just trading right there way down really across into central areas of france a very unsettled and to the weekend not too cool 16 degrees in london 17 in paris a bright and if it is a bit cooler with a high the 10 degrees celsius fairly calm across much of northern africa those storms across the mediterranean already far enough away not to have b

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head over some heavy rain across the southeast of the united states all tied to tropical storm ernesto this is it but it's moving quite swiftly across the southeast where the main weather is over the next couple of days but if you can see by sunday it really does pick up a pace and actually eventually it'll push out into the west of the atlantic so just sitting off the coast of the eastern seaboard so it'll produce more rain some heavy at times across this particular portion macare not quite nasty in the southeast in the meantime the threat of heavy rain and tornadoes and very strong winds at about 60 kilometers an hour out towards the west that's where we've got the the snow piling into the rockies and then by monday as it works its way east and actually feeds into this much warm as the thomas is a cool still a little bit cooler but even so the clash of that cold air and the woman to east doesn't mean because he's in severe thunderstorm right the way along this line of rain right there down there into southern areas of texas and sunny plenty of scattered thunderstorms across areas of

is a commitment to democracy it was a shining light to markers in southeast asia and now now it's ourstate now and basically we're saying to government talent if you really want to take part. need to turn away from you know it very hard to read just them which is what happens certainly in thailand over the next few months and certainly your report impacts on them johnson from human rights watch thanks so much for joining us from new york. 16 people have been sentenced to death for the murder of a young woman in bangladesh john ruffy was tied up down terracini and satellite in march after she refused to withdraw a sexual harassment complaint against the head teacher at her school police say the principal who has denied any involvement ordered her murder from prison the case through protests across the country demanding justice turn over chandra has the latest from bangladesh capital dhaka. one of the most sensational murder case with a verdict of 16 people today one of the fastest in the country's history what is unusual about this particular case is that a 19 year old school student.

that means they're pushing the smoke to the southeast mainly. when we have a straigh nth wind, you will g eas valleys. it will be variable. that's why we have our spare the air alert. look at tuesday. this is when the northeast winds kick up again. starting out cool in the 50s out there. for the rest of you today in the low 70s, some hazy sun out there. >> all right. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are not on yet. we have some slight delays for the folks in the right and left lanes. we did mention this a bit ago, a service alert for muni. possible delays, routes impacted due to operator availablveil availability. give yourself plenty of time and check your muni schedule. we're busy now up and over the altamont pass. a high wind advisory is here. slowing through vallejo. we have this accident that was temporarily blocking all lanes west 37, the ramp to southbound yo see the swing in approhhat p that has the lanes bl >>> overnight even more people were forced to evacuate issues ravaged by the deadly tubbs fire in 2017. amy ho

orangutans are native to only two islands in southeast asia. on sumatra, but the vast majority live here in borneo. i have come to the semenggoh nature reserve where the rangers are preparing for the morning feed. it looks like they eat quite well because there is a whole buffet here, and it seems like every day there is a different meal plan. so today is saturday, so they will have 21 kg bananas, and then sweet potatoes, chicken eggs and pineapples. oh, it's heavy. maybe 15 kilos. ooh, 0k. where are we at? almost 20. we are ready, 21 kg. so emel, tell me what is special about semenggoh nature reserve? ok, so semenggoh wildlife centre actually started off as a rehab centre, so we were established back in 1975, so it is more than a0 years ago. the reserve took orangutans that had been rescued from captivity or suffered from habitat loss, and taught them to live wild in the surrounding forest. since then, the rehabilitation programme has been moved elsewhere, but the forest is still home to 33 orangutans, and tourists have a chance to glimpse tho

orangutans are native to only two islands in southeast asia.ve on sumatra, but the vast majority live here in borneo. i have come to the semenggoh nature reserve where the rangers are preparing for the morning feed. it looks like they eat quite well because there is a whole buffet here, and it seems like every day there is a different meal plan. so today is saturday, so they will have 21 kg bananas, and then sweet potatoes, chicken eggs and pineapples. oh, it's heavy. maybe 15 kilos. ooh, 0k. where are we at? almost 20. we are ready, 21 kg. so emel, tell me what is special about semenggoh nature reserve? ok, so semenggoh wildlife centre actually started off as a rehab centre, so we were established back in 1975, so it is more than a0 years ago. the reserve took orangutans that had been rescued from captivity or suffered from habitat loss, and taught them to live wild in the surrounding forest. since then, the rehabilitation programme has been moved elsewhere, but the forest is still home to 33 orangutans, and tourists have a chance to glimpse t

mulu is also home to groups of penan, one of the last remaining hunter and gatherer tribes in southeasttheir traditional tribal land has been lost to deforestation, so the vast majority now stay in settlements like this one. plucks instrument. laughs. i didn't expect you to do that. plucks instrument. laughs. ok, with the nose... laughs. so these are flutes, right? blowpipe? you make these? can you show me? i see, so you drill it by hand, so many times... (n0 audio (no audio translation available) that would be countless hours. there we go. mike corey, blowpipe maker. blowpipes are the penan‘s traditional hunting weapon. they are loaded with darts, tipped with strong poison extracted from the bark of the local tajem tree. and you would use one of these big ones? wow, it's, look, iam about six feet tall, that would be 1.8 metres. ok, so we are here like this... that one goes in the back. armed and dangerous. you first. safety off. sharp shooter! laughs. i guarantee i will not... like this? and then... ok. he we go. here we go. hopefully there is some beginner's luck. i hit the target?! l

are now falling away, staying in double digits, start up with early morning mist and fog in the southeaster fronts will continue to bring some outbreaks of light patchy rain southeast through the afternoon. behind it though, there should be clearance with sunny spells, scattering of sharp showers, and a gusty gale force wind into the far northwest. a temperatures holding up to around 11—15d. but as we move out of thursday, things get a little more complicated. close to that low pressure, we are going to drive and some cold air across the far north of the country. down into the southwest from it's a different story, milder air the southwest from it's a different story, milderairsource, buta plume of rain waiting out in the wings, that's going to stay with us for quite some time. so a bit of a north—south divide as we move into friday. some of that rain will be heavy as it pushes its way through the southwest across wales into the north of england. to the extreme north of england. to the extreme north under the influence of that low pressure, it's going to be cold, windy at times with a sca