passengers other countries have started testing visits his official screening travelers landing in bangkok thailand found 2 of the most recent confirmed cases outside china a 61 year old woman and a chinese tourists are now in hospital medical research is to know if the virus can be passed from person to person but with millions of travelers crossing countries daily health authorities are taking no chances 1st fire and now in australia heavy storms that hit the east coast and while the brains of help put out some of the devastating bushfires they've also caused flash flooding for residents and rescue teams the wet weather is a mixed. the rains finally fell spelling relief for people. you know as well as wildlife. crime still. the rain is welcome it's putting out bushfires and helping improve conditions for the firefighters trying to get a handle on the many fires still burning but there's also been flooding here who've been rescued from the fires now have to be saved from the floods. we saw. some 100 year threshold. there may be just a few locations which saw. it's not very widespread after austral

passengers other countries have started testing visits his official screening travelers landing in bangkok thailand found 2 of the most recent confirmed cases outside china a 61 year old woman and a chinese tourists are now in hospital medical researches don't know if the virus can be passed from person to person but with millions of travelers crossing countries daily health authorities are taking no chances. journalist simoni putra is covering the story from shanghai he told us earlier what we know about the virus so far so chinese scientists have an ally in a virus and it seems to be 80 persons to me are. the same family but is slightly different and so far. it seems to be slightly less than jurists less deadly and also a bit less fire island so it's dread lest fasts which east rather reassuring but still 2 people have died apparently there were older people there are also being so 40 people have been hospitalized and 10 already went out and off safe so so far that's all we know important also it doesn't seem to spread or doesn't seem to spread easily from human to human that was journalist seymo

passengers other countries have started testing visits his official screening travelers landing in bangkok thailand found 2 of the most recent confirmed cases outside china a 61 year old woman and a chinese tourists are now in hospital medical researches jerk know if the virus can be passed from person to person but with millions of travelers crossing countries daily health authorities are taking no chances. we're now joined from shanghai by journalist simone of the planet he has been following the story there thanks for joining us we understand that this new corona virus strain is being like into the sars virus how serious is this. name new virus and it seems to be 80 persons to me are. the difference however is that it's less deadly and it's treads less so far it's less firelands so it's a bit less scary but there's reason to be worried and something to remember is that the sauce started like that and then it evolved into something that could spread from human to human this scientists are saying that the actual number of infections is probably far greater than what's actually being reported do we

passengers other countries have started testing visits his official screening travelers landing in bangkok thailand found 2 of the most recent confirmed cases outside china a 61 year old woman and a chinese tourists are now in hospital medical research as to know if the virus can be passed from person to person but with millions of travelers crossing countries daily health authorities are taking no chances. let's cross not to shanghai and speak with journalist seymour and he's been following the story from there hi seymore this new coronavirus strain is being likened to the deadly saas virus how serious is this exactly. so chinese scientists have an ally in a virus and it seems to be a cheap person seen in our sauce virus in the same family but is slightly different and so far. it seems to be slightly less than jurist such less deadly and also a bit less fire island so it spread less fast which he's rather reassuring but still 2 people have died apparently there were older people there are also being so 40 people have been hospitalized and 10 already went out and a safe so so far that's all we know

passengers other countries have started testing visits his official screening travelers landing in bangkok thailand found 2 of the most recent confirmed cases outside china a 61 year old woman and a chinese tourist and now in hospital medical research is know if the virus can be passed from person to person but with millions of travelers crossing countries daily health authorities are taking no chances. scientists in the philippines or warning of their massive eruption from the volcano which could very well be on its way despite in a park in activity on the surface more than 160000 people have fled their homes while others have decided to stay and start the cleanup despite the danger. people living in the shadow of the towel volcano have begun their clear up even though it's still spewing ash the eruption left davis station and it's weak and residents are continuing to assess the scale of the damages done to their local environment and their livelihoods. big impact on us. i mean for our house was destroyed and we cannot earn any money. because we won't be allowed to go out and selfish. people are a

passengers other countries have started testing visits his official screening travelers landing in bangkok thailand found 2 of the most recent confirmed cases outside china a 61 year old woman and a chinese tourists are now in hospital medical research as don't know if the virus can be passed from person to person but with millions of travelers crossing countries daily health authorities are taking no chances. well then as they get fans the winter break finally over for more jonathan crane back from his break with a d.-w. sports so 1st off i mean gotten really came back and they showed us essentially what we've been missing for these past weeks right exactly the bonus league send it back with a bang it's a bazooka you're a dog and fan they came out on top of an 8 go through a in our sport winning 53 and it was after they twice trailed by 2 goals and so they should be defending they weren't so you can't say much about that because it was all about one man really being a hole in their new signing now we're wondering if he was going to start the game or not it didn't not surprising really considering

does the number one in bangkok thailand. give anybody you that see but come for to book topic and use one of my next my do you want to you see. easy every day you'll do that with the don't know at harley shop shiny and then console so no one here want to know fancy. have you see now come on down outside. and don't see in thailand the media cheap cheap cheap cheap thrill yes i spotted the 5 bought stock 35 bought one day i also want to feel pride sexy on this thank you thank you general and how many so. called jump jump jump jump jump so john. newcombe glance was tom you know him. tom cole the bomb bomb bomb not even been caught maybe one day it would indeed be aborted i'm good. good luck with that porsche cayenne mr johnny we wish you and everyone else safe and clear roads the missing comrades. believe. good shape. different parts of the world doctors change back pain differently but which methods work best. what's good for us is has a bit of that really helps. it is a. much harder. question but coming up on double. check in

still the number one in bangkok thailand. anybody you think he might come for to book topic and use one of my next my new one you you see. easy every day you would do that with the don't know at carni shop publish an email console so no. march in effect see. have you see not come monday not sign. and don't see in thailand the media cheap cheap cheap cheap thrill yes i'll spot 35 up to near stop 35 by one day i also want to be upright that's the obvious thank you thank you general and how many so. called jumping jacks jump jump jump so john. come to landslips tom you know how. tom. long gone. not even been caught maybe one day it would indeed be avoided i'm good. good luck with that porsche cayenne mr johnny we wish you and everyone else safe and clear roads the next week on ramps. in the. it was once a paradise. today it's a toxic olaf is sure to mention tunisia is the filthiest river in the world. the main computer the international fashion industry i. can assure i'm still the same. postman existing units on d. w. . every 2

two cases were confirmed in bangkok, thailand. one case in japan. case in south korea. >> it's very concerning. >> reporter: dr. william schaafner is an infectious disease specialist in nashville. the chinese government only recently confirmed the disease can spread from human to human contact. >> it demonstrates quite clearly at least under some circumstances, human to human spread is not only possible but can be frequent. so that's an ominous sign. >> reporter: this travel advisory has been in effect since last week, requiring all travelers coming directly from or connecting from wuhan to undergo screening. the passengers that arrive every tuesday, thursday, and saturday, must answer a questionnaire and have their temperature taken by cdc personnel. >> one of the questions i'm sure that's being debated by the cdc is they open the screening process to everyone who's coming in from china. >> reporter: travelers we spoke to at sfo weren't all that worried yet. >> you're not wearing

video from bangkok thailand where they celebrated 9:00 a.m. our time. in taipei it was the new year 8:00 a.m. our time. the fire works called light of hope taiwan. lasting 300 seconds. how long is that. five minutes. check out the celebration in pyongyang, north korea. fire works and singing and dancing. >> check out the fire works around 1:00 p.m. our time in moscow. russia held the worlds longest new years celebrate with new years eve events spread across the eleven time zones. >> four and a half hours until the ball drops in new york. the city is the nations biggest new years party with 1 million people expected to show up. >> the clock is ticking down to the end of the decade. just hours until the ball drops in new york city. thousands have already descended on times square. >> the ball drop. the celebration. the songs the singing and dancing. just it's like a real big party. >> it's wonderful. experience it at least once. >> on the other side of the world it's already 2020. in thailand a massive fire works display lighting up the sky as revelers lo

i'd be worried being an american tourist in bangkok, thailand or indonesia. >> reporter: americans atential targets for iran as well. >> i think it's fair to say that there's a real threat that iran could bring this conflict into the home and businesses of every american family. >> reporter: analysts say iran has beefed up its hacking capabilities since it was attacked by a virus that damaged its nuclear program several years ago. u.s. intelligence and law ens forcement says iran was behind a 2014 cyber attack on american casinos in which credit card and driver's license information and social security numbers were stolen. they are accused of hacking into dozens of americans banks and in 2013, hackers believed to be working for iran breached the control offense a dam outside new york city, former officials say. >> why they didn't have the ability to manipulate systems they did compromise the critical infrastructure, the control systems of the dam and they were poking around within the systems. >> reporter: one law enforcement official tells cnn another mayor concern is american diplom

simply put i would be much more worried being a diplomat in bangkok, thailand than beirut because usually when this sort of retaliation comes its where we're most soft and where we least expect it. >> we already are hearing the to ayatollah to say american presence is unacceptable given that, what should american companies who have a presence in the region be thinking about protecting their facilities and protecting their people? >> well, i mean certainly anyone who is operating in the region should be in close coordination with the security forces which are operating in the countries in which they are working. if you're in emrates you should be in close contact with them. one thing to be said for the arab regimes they have very professional and competent security force and i'm sure they will be keeping track of any potential hostile iranian actions. >> how do you see right now the back and forth that has gone from iraq in the united states in terms of threatened sanctions there, whether they are cooperating with the iranians. what happens with these other players in the middle east >> we

a well connected bangkok underworld fixer living in thailand on a retirement visa. korea cry. today. but not counted they're telling me that i had lived in their cribs and. had retired but they've been. a part of it all more cautious about me into a pool. hall. kotoko come over to the back of tolo who was also a forger himself producing low quality passports and a fake european union driver's license. in town to you. see roy lead a good job you will. appease them to accommodate the girl from the moon my friend. comment on concorde ride. will cost. carnival had the pub iraq policy no but here coke or some other child by appealing to a homo to. cover today and then over the past body been jobs that have happened i mean a colony been criminalized he moved around or i got to talk to you have. another pack of danny arce on just dead acted as one of the doctors brokers. javid links the doctor with a tick raman far more sinister figure. was wanted over links to the al qaeda cell that blew up a packed commuter train in madrid in 2004 killing 191 commuters. that. mopping up the network

bangkok's international airport is on the front line of thailand's defense against criminals trying to enter on fake passports. a long. long long. way and. by that uncertain hand man who are going and who that's fine i live on and. off fine yeah went on. to stop saying you we now well i say saying you know. i mean you couldn't. think about. me. well now home or not letting him know that he about. the chinese. think about the me. man that. tells you how bomb the castle burn on my head. and how do you mean by how it out of. the food you sit at the center of a global criminal network that starts with the simple everyday active theft. tourists more obvious soft targets preyed upon by pickpockets both within thailand and around the world. those passport stores order will find their way across thailand with careers. and then they will find customers but much of the profile of the document that's being stolen. the genuine passports are quickly passed on to the forges. some will simply alter the passports biodata pages names photos and countries of origin. master forges could create a whole do

a well connected bangkok underworld fixer living in thailand on a retirement visa. korea cry. baba who was also a soldier himself producing low quality passports and a fake european union driver's license. from. here. i mean. another pakistani bed acted as one of the doctors brokers. javid the doctor with. a far more sinister figure. was wanted over links to the. blow up a pack train in madrid in 2004 killing 191 commuters. yeah. michael duffy mci l r o r what i'm going to have you know. mopping up the network has taken time. in early 20 a chain tie all parties now add another pakistani name muhammad bow he was caught with fake singaporean passport a travel document ranked the most valuable in the world for its be the free agreements allowing holders to into other countries. type police say it was the integrity past of the doctors network. while the government says it boils work may have helped operatives for the islamic state. but while the doctor and his network may have been taken down the forgery business is true lucrative to just disappear i mean there's a big hole when i

and that thousands in thailand join a so-called run against dictatorship a protest through bangkok pogs demanding more democracy in the country and opposing the military's influence in the government. i'm jared ray thanks for joining us angry protests have erupted in iraq after the government admitted its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger plane killing 176 people in tehran thousands of demonstrators many of them students slammed the government for initially denying it was behind the disaster protesters say changes are needed to address people's grief and frustration i don't with the lawyers must step down the cry of angry students in front of the amir could be your university and to run. strong criticism of iran's supreme leader the the revolutionary guards are deployed. above leave us alone at last the crowd chants above. but the guards don't comply. tear gas is used to disperse the protesters. earlier iran's military commander in chief and tried to quell ill feeling the tragedy had left him inconsolable home and he said. but for many iranians that didn't wash and tha

and sounds in thailand join a so-called run against dictatorship a protest through bangkok oxter bonding more democracy in the country and opposing the country's military influence in the government. 500 home free glad you could join me angry protests have erupted for a 2nd day in iran after the government admitted that its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jet killing 176 people now in teheran thousands of demonstrators many of them stewed. slams the government for initially denying that it was behind the disaster process to say that change is a needed to address people's grief and frustration. during which the lawyers company must step down the cry of angry students in front of the american beer university and to run strong criticism of iran's supreme leader. the revolutionary guards are deployed. leave us alone at last the crowd chants. but the guards don't comply. tear gas is used to disperse the protesters. earlier iran's military commander in chief and try to quell ill feeling the tragedy had left him inconsolable how many said. but for some a rainy ins the headli

we will hear from the bank of thailand governor and president of bangkok inc.. .- bangkok bank you are watching bloomberg markets: asia. ♪ david: what a difference 24 hours makes and we are pushing towards session highs with japan on his lunch break. clear up 2% on the nikkei 225. the rest of the benchmarks not far behind. money coming out of the u.s. dollar into cyclicals, e.m., the south korean won 1% up against the u.s. dollar. looking at the fourth column, sovereigns, treasuries had a big melt up. you are seeing the reverse, but make no doubt about it, it is a risk on session. crossow things divvy up a sectors in the region and everything is up with everything, gold and energy on the back of the pullback, not just oil but gold prices. up 1% across the region. tech up 2%. i hope you went long this morning. it sets us up quite nicely. ended. over and the nifty futures are up to we regained a 12,000 level. we have set the basis pointed out earlier from him by which we will get back to when we get this market up and running. you are seeing strength in the currency. we will get you the

but notice how the showers also stretch away across into were born in the last she finds the thailand bangkok with the top temperature of 33. in the heart of the amazon believe me in families but then lions imperiled to harvest brazil nuts. and counting the congo to the capital is an even more dangerous challenge. risking it to libya. on al-jazeera. the e.u. . hello again i'm a star and a reminder of our top stories this hour libya's stage oil has been forced to halt operate at 5 ports in the east of the country its facilities have been under attack by forces loyal to war clearly for hafta the national oil corporation now says $800000.00 barrels a day of output will be lost. and turkey's president has called on europe to support his efforts in libya ahead of a peace conference in berlin on sunday better one said it would be a mistake of course historic proportions to lift world for have to gain control of the country. and the scale of an outbreak of a new virus in china could be far longer than officially reported a study by london's imperial college suggests there may be 100000 sorry about 1

the deputy director of the asia division of human rights watch he's joining us now live from bangkok and thailand we appreciate your time so thank you very much indeed if i understand it correctly human rights watch issued a report back in april 2919 in which it was calling at that point for china to respect rights when it's carrying out belton roads projects in the intervening time have you seen china change its attitude. we have not at all in fact i think that one of the major things that thing is going to want to talk to aung sang suu kyi in the army chief about is the jock pew special economic zone in southern rakhine state this is a big part of the road initiative and it's a project that will displace you know as many as 20000 people and cause major dislocation than that already very troubled state. what kind of significant impact do you think this is going to have on the country as a whole because the is not necessarily a wealthy country it has to look after its own economic structure as well it's a difficult thing to balance isn't it the economic sanction against human rights. well i think

in 2011 floods devastated much of thailand parts of bangkok were under water for 2 months. and. the city has flood barriers pumps and drainage tunnels and work is underway to improve the flood control systems. we're going to continue to have this under control and we already have the technology to monitor the situation technology will advance and we'll still be on top of things are 150 years from now . at the temple in the sea the monks have to enter via a window the floor of the prayer room has been raised. despite the trying conditions but some look at it on you is determined to stay. that. if i leave there will be nobody left who remembers what happened. what erosion has done here. or where. people in bangkok just don't care anyway. he says the temple should serve as a warning to all that we must treat nature with respect. mangrove forests could provide some protection to bangkok coastline. and planting more trees in general is good for the climate. because they're absorb the greenhouse gases from the atmosphere but they only have a limited capacity. and. if you're in algeria

i would be much more worried in bangkok, thailand, then i would in beirut, lebanon.some people say, maybe has pullout would react and launch missiles at israel, i do not think that will happen because it has below were to launch at israel, israel might figure, in for a penny, in for a pound, and there would be less incentive to target iran's nuclear sites. one thing we need to worry about is with regard to sleeper cells, not only among iranians but also among lebanese shiites. lebanon's's greatest exports have always been her people. we have seen lebanese and hezbollah the involved in 1994 on the attack on the jewish center. hezbollah and iranian activities in western africa. fake manifests covering for arms deals. this is one reason morocco severed relations with the republic of iran. in japan, many manual labor and construction industry are iranian. host: we believe it on that note. michael rubin, veteran of the george w. bush administration, thank you for being with us. campaign 2020. we are three weeks away from the iowa caucuses. one month away from the new hamp

kenya airways says its route to thailand's capital, bangkok, will still be operational.k carmaker aston martin has announced plans to raise emergency funding worth around $650 million. a consortium led by billionaire lawrence stroll will put in about $230 million, with the rest coming from issuing fresh shares to existing investors. mr stroll partly owns the racing point formula i team. the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in china has now exceeded the worldwide total of the sars virus. mariko 0i is in hong kong and the world health organisation hasn't yet recommened any trade restrictions? mariko, bring us up today. no, but it has declared a global emergencies which countries could restrict travel as well as trade, which is a concern for beijing because it could have a significant impact on the country's economy. there were some critics asking wyatt at the w h oh so long to declare a global emergency and whether there was any pressure from beijing on the who not to do so. as you can see around me, a lot of people in hong kong are concerned, wearing face masks an

hezbollah has done that for them before in places like thailand, bangkok, the republic of georgia.ose sorts of explosive attacks could certainly happen here. >> you think that public officials should be careful when they travel around the world in the coming days and weeks and months. i want to ask you one question on a slightly different subject. the fbi made a personnel move which you find to be significant. jill sandborn was appointed the new chief of counterterror operations and issues knrp is that significant, and what can you tell us about her? >> it's significant because it's a great choice. jill sandborn is a true counterterrorism professional. she's worked at her career at every level of the fbi. she occupied a significant position for us with the cia where she was embedded at the cia for several years. they loved her. and i'll tell you, they are a hard -- they are a hard bunch to convince. she's just got great experience, terrific judgment, and i think it's an extraordinary, positive move that the fbi has placed such a capable and serving female in such a significant posi

bangkok. it looks like another tough year for the bank of thailand.ong currency, slowing growth, interest rates at record lows. so not much room to move, and geopolitics are not helping, either. this is a conversation with veerathai santiprabhob, governor of the bank of thailand. governor veerathai santiprabhob, thank you so much for joining us. i'd like to start with the thai baht. what a spectacular rally in 2019, the best in asia for the year. it also caused a huge headache for the b.pr

in bangkok thousands took part in iran billed as an anti government protest runners shouted pro-democracy slogans and voiced opposition to thailand's military aligned government it is one of the biggest shows of dissent in recent years meanwhile thousands also staged a pro-government run elsewhere in bangkok. several 1000 people have gathered in madrid to protest spain's new coalition government they object to prime minister pedro sanchez forming a minority government it depends on a cattle and separatist party santiago out west out of the far right vox party called on sanchez to arrest council and separatist leaders. will tens of thousands of residents in the philippines have been ordered to evacuate their homes after a volcano began spewing massive plumes of ash into the sky seismologists say they could be there could be a hazardous eruption of the top of volcano near the capital manila any day now authorities have close schools and suspended all flights in and out of manila as international airport. a warning shot from volcano as it spews a column of ash and steam into the sky the ash plume general. adding enough static electric

in bangkok thousands took part in a run billed as an anti-government protest runners shouted pro-democracy slogans and voiced opposition to thailand's military aligned government it's one of the biggest shows of dissent in recent years from now while thousands also staged a pro-government run elsewhere in bangkok. to australia now where another firefighter has died battling the country's devastating bushfires this brings the death toll to $28.00 since the fire started 3 months ago and after weeks of criticism australia's prime minister scott morrison now says he made mistakes in his response to the crisis. the famous sales of the sydney opera house these days so often shrouded in smoke and now a canvas carrying messages of thanks to the firefighters has battled the bushfires some losing their lives the latest victim a 60 year old forestry worker named bill slade. bill was working as a member of fatah folse in the angler's rest area. and he was struck by a train. to bushfires have left many so-called killer trees waiting to fall landscapes like these are the new normal in the country scorching summer and some australians are angry de

news around the world today in bangkok thousands took part in iran billed as an end to government protest run as shouted pro-democracy slogans and voiced opposition to thailand's military aligned government it's one of the biggest shows of dissent in recent years meanwhile thousands also staged a pro-government run elsewhere in bangkok. hopes for a cease fire in libya have been. shaken off to both sides in the military conflict accused each other of continuing to fight there were reports of gunfire in the capital tripoli early on sunday morning the rebel libyan arab forces had announced they would agree to a truce with the u.n. . at least 11 people have died in severe storms across central and southern parts of the united states the storm system produced tornadoes and heavy winds as well as eyes lightning from the storm you suspected to have caused fires at several heart. well thousands of residents in the philippines have been ordered to evacuate their homes after a volcano began spewing ash into the sky seismologists. erupt any day following a series of earthquakes rumblings floor's the lies just 65 kilometers south of the philippine capital manila which has

bangkok. it looks like another tough year for the bank of thailand.g currency, slowing growth, interest rates at record lows. somnath much room -- so not much room to move, and geopolitics are not helping, either. this is a conversation with veerathai santiprabhob, governor of the bank of thailand. governor veerathai santiprabhob, thank you so much for joining us. i'd like to start with the thai baht. what a spectacular rally in 2019, the best in asia for the year. it also caused a huge headache for the b.o.t., prompting the bank to intervene.

news around the world in bangkok thousands took part in a run billed as an anti-government protest shouted pro-democracy pro-democracy slogans and voiced opposition to thailand's military aligned government it's one of the biggest shows of dissent in recent years meanwhile thousands also staged a pro-government run elsewhere in bangkok. after weeks of criticism of prime minister scott morrison now says he's handling of the country's bushfire crisis could have been he's proposed a national review into the government's response to the disaster news that another 5 has died bringing the death toll from the bushfires to 28. at least 11 people have died in severe storms across central and southern parts of the united states the storm system produce tornadoes and heavy winds as well as ice lightning from the storm is suspected to have caused several harms. well thousands of residents in the philippines have been ordered to evacuate their homes after a volcano began spewing ash into the sky seismologists say the volcano could erupt any day following a series of earthquakes rumblings and magma flows the taal volcano lies just 65 kilometers south of the philippine capit

in bangkok thousands took part in a run billed as an anti-government protest run a shout of pro-democracy slogans a voiced opposition to thailand's military aligned government is one of the biggest shows of dissent in recent years meanwhile thousands also staged a pro-government run else way in bangkok. 10 years ago haiti was hit by a massive earthquake that leveled much of the capital port au prince an estimated 200000 people were killed in another one and a half 1000000 people were left homeless we visit a school now that was devastated and see how the country is coping a decade on. haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere politically unstable and virtually bankrupt a nation torn apart by violence and battling for survival. 10 years on from the devastating earthquake we visit an aid project in the capital port au prince we talk to aid workers and some of the nuns running a new school they will never forget the horror of the earthquake which struck on january 12th 2010 their school which once stood here was totally destroyed more than 100 pupils teachers and nuns were killed sister she cell was one of the lucky sur

looking too bad for manila we are looking at a time to there of $28.00 degrees and for thailand we are going to see bangkok with clear skies in temperatures into the mid thirty's there here across parts of india it is going to be fairly quiet we are expecting some showers a little bit more over here towards the east as we go towards thursday kolkata it is going to be a cloudy day there with about $26.00 degrees but on friday we do expect to see some clearing conditions with the tempter dropping down to about $25.00 degrees for you there and dhaka at $23.00. 40 years ago the mysterious killing of the president of north yemen the nation. it's a story of deception and. one that still resonates today. al jazeera world reveals how a banquet for your many dignitaries became the backdrop to a brutal assassination. the last launch. on al-jazeera. talk about kill watching al-jazeera with me said holroyd the reminder of our top stories u.s. democrats are stepping up calls for former national security adviser john bolton to testify that president donald trump's impeachment trial the white house has tried to block the

in bangkok thousands took part in a run billed as an anti-government protest run a shelter pro-democracy slogans and voiced opposition to thailand's military aligned government it is one of the biggest shows of dissent in recent years meanwhile thousands also staged a pro-government run elsewhere in bangkok. well tens of thousands of residents in the philippines have been ordered to evacuate their homes after a volcano began spewing massive plumes of ash into the sky seismologists say there could be a hazardous eruption of the top volcano near the capital manila any day now authorities have closed schools and suspended all flights in and out of manila's international airport. a warning shot from top of volcano as it spews a column of ash and steam into. the sky the ash plume generating enough static electricity to produce volcanic lightning. although one of the philippines most active volcanoes it last erupted more than 40 years ago now experts say an eruption affecting a larger area could be just hours away the ash and steam have prompted thousands of people living in towns close to the volcano to follow evacuation orders. more w

threat of being dissolved has to break down some of the recent events in thailand trying to not act it is a thai journalist based in bangkok thank you so much for joining us it is me you must be so busy nowadays just trying to explain what the next step is for thailand if you were talking to someone who was fascinated by your political situation in thailand but not today what would you tell them what would you tell us about what is happening how do you describe it. i guess because the current government. from the coup may go from 2014 a lot of people are not that happy with the current prime minister. so that's why and because of political gatherings in public and not allowed out so you would see non political or political gatherings in bangkok or entirely. in the future. predicting. or leading from the rug from 2 sundays ago because political gatherings are not allowed us why do you have to put to. you mind if i take a step back here because if there are protests happening or trying to happen in thailand there's also the some issue there with the political elite do you want to just explain that just very briefly so we und

manila at about 30 degrees for you there but over here towards thailand we do expect to see widespread sunshine across much of the area for bangkok expect to see a temper of 34 degrees down towards kuala lumpur it is going to be rain in your forecast for the tempter there of $33.00 degrees as well. but. the only way that it's a series of ceremonies parties feasible. we might know when they begin but not on the end. in the come or assign an extravagant wedding service mark is a social status but this latter celebration. why no one ever held this wedding so many people do and why this and its budget is all still extraordinary the grand marriage on al-jazeera wild. looking back you're watching al-jazeera remind us of our top stories so far today after 2 days see the u.s. embassy compound in iraq protesters backing a pro iranian group of now withdrawn but they've done so with one condition they want to put on a timeline for the withdrawal of foreign troops. police supplies of started reaching thousands of australian strengthen turns ravaged by bushfires at least 15 people have died in new south wales. and the israeli prime minister b