this video doesn't -- this next video shot in bangkok, thailand. can you see what's happening here? >> the little girl is standing up on the back of the scooter. >> yeah. >> is it entirely possible that the reason why they have her standing like that is maybe it's not built for her bare legs she might get burned or something like that? not that i think it's okay but i'm thinking maybe that might have been going on in their brain. >> no i don't think. scooters are designed to carry multiple passengers. there's no risk of her burning her legs, i think it's just a loosely parented child. >> maybe he's just training to be part of the thai-bangkok police motorcycle display team. >> you know where they put like 20 guys up on a bike because clearly she's going to be amazing. >> she'll be ready by the time she's 6. >> there's something about talent that you can spot in kids, and i think you'll agree with me that these two little toddlers have some very distinct talent. >> getting ready for a cool trick. >> was that two or three points? >> she can't count to three. >> many -- >> but apparent

i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> unesco's world heritage committee decided earlier this month to add two properties in china to its list of world heritage sites. with the additions, china now has 50 such sites, the second most in the world. chinese leaders are seizing the opportunity to attract tourists and revitalize regional economies, but that's causing some sites the lose their appeal. nhk world's daisuke azuma reports. >> reporter: the rock paintings in guangxi southern china are one of two latest additions to the unesco world heritage list. >> translator: i was really moved. they've survived several thousand years. >> reporter: the paintings depict the ancient festivals. they were done more than 2,000 years ago by ancestors of ethnic minority group living in the area. local residents look forward to the economic impact of the designation. >> translator: i expect more tourists so i'd like to buy two bigger boats. >> reporter: but winning recognition doesn't only bring positives. the old town of luoye was added to the world heritage list in 1997. the culture is a unique mix o

patchari raksawong in bangkok is following the story. >> o'neill has been at the center of a long-runningorruption investigation over questionable government spending. the pacific island country has been struggling with corruption and poverty despite having abundant mineral resources. last week, the parliament was ordered by the supreme court to reconvene for the express purpose of allowing the opposition to lodge the no-confidence motion, but o'neill won the vote by a margin of 85-21. several people were wounded in june after police opened fire on students protesting against o'neill in the capital port moresby. in 2014, an arrest warrant was issued for o'neill on charges of authorizing illegal payments from the government to a law firm. o'neill denied the allegations and has refused to submit to the warrant. following the police attacks on demonstrators, aviation, maritime and public transport workers have staged their own protests, striking en masse. >>> in india, a lawmaker who live streamed a video in the highly guarded parliament building has been condemned by other lawmakers across

look at the happy husky face masai's he is licking his lips he looks pretty happy to me this is in bangkokhailand. >> is that a chef behind him? >> really? every time? >> if you have any problem call rutgers university able to utah called day and the beat me and he is the be whispered. >> what you say to that? >> he has been called on by hotels even prison with a high of they can handle. each hive and produces 35 pounds of honey. >> is in on me? maybe i should have a bail. slowly but surely they're gonna bring my fear right now i suited up and he took me out onto his farm which you can see behind me with all of the highest and he showed me some of them to pull out the peas that were making honey. >> how often do you get called on? he said a couple times a week or more depending on the season and he has stories. >> it gentleman pulled me up he said tuesday's and? i am the aborted from the penitentiary in new jersey i hear a lot of stories he said no seriously i am the warden i have some beeves then the clear and i cannot let up the prisoners. >> he has been the beekeeper since 1955 he has a

i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> on to other news making headlines in japan, japan's state minister for industry has ruled out the option of encasing nuclear reactors at the fukushima daiichi plant in a structure called a sarcophagus. it is a method that was used in chernobyl. yosuke takagi held talks with fukushima governor masao uchibori. >> translator: fukushima residents were very shocked to see the word sarcophagus. my first impression is that it is unacceptable. >> translator: the government has no intention of using such an option. >> takagi said completing the decommissioning process is the top priority, and the government's policy is to stand by the people of fukushima. on wednesday, the government body in charge of planning the process released its latest report. for the first time the report mentions the option of locking in radioactive materials with a concrete structure as was done at the chernobyl nuclear plant. officials said they remain committed to removing fuel from the reactors that had meltdowns in the march 2011 accident. >>> a court in okinawa prefecture, south

karnbodi ngamjit, nhk world, bangkok. >>> and that wraps up "eye on asia." it is time for a check of the weather. people in tokyo are starting their friday morning seeing wet and cool weather, an unusual sight this time of the year. what we can expect heading into the weekend. >> good morning, catherine. it should be the hottest time of the year, but still on the chilly side across many parts of the kanto region. tomorrow it should warm up although it's still on the cooler side for the average this time of year. we're still looking at rain for parts of the kanto region. but the rain should let up. we're looking at sunny weather for much of japan. it will be hot across the western side of the country. please watch out for heat stroke. this year's rainy season has been very active across china and right now heavy rain is falling across the northern portions. you remember on wednesday heavy rainfall or the heaviest rainfall in years hit the beijing area and now the province has been dealing with heavy rainfall. we have footage coming out of the province. so tak

if we look further back here towards the west, still got showers there into the bangkok area, northwest monsoon continuing to dominate. that's really the big topic across much of india as well. scattered showers out here. it's really been concentrated in central india. you have to remember, the past several years, it's been exceptionally dry out here. the monsoon not nearly strong as normal. so farmers overall are happy about this. but too much concentrated, i'll show you video coming out of the smack middle of this heaviest precipitation here in central india where we have been seeing severe flooding. 22 casualties have been reported in this area. 70,000 people have been left homeless. so it is definitely catastrophic. flooding not only damaging homes, but wide swaths of crop, you can see the dams overflowing these rivers, continuing to burst their banks. this is definitely a serious situation. and more rain is in the forecast. much of it is shifting toward the north. still going to be scattered showers. all of india, though, officially under the southwest monsoon, rainy season. it wil

we will be broadcasting a live event from a different major city across asia, tokyo, seoul, korea, bangkok. when you put live events with a live broadcast, there's no sport on a pan asian bases, and yet martial arts has been here for 5000 years. we want to celebrate and ignite the fan base across asia in a mainstream way. >> how quickly are you growing your revenue? percentages.it >> that is from a low base, or do expected to continue. it will continue. our internal two-year forecast, we will be hitting nine digits within 18 months. apart from china, what are your expansion plans? i hear that india is coming up. has wrestling, and there is quite a big martial arts history behind it. asis not as mainstream china, but india is a nation of warriors as well, so i see a lot of potential there, 1.3 billion people. there is a lot of potential. >> what challenges do you face as you expand the business? >> hiring world-class talent. we have never had a sports media industry in asia. >> by talent you mean -- >> executives to run the business, video production, the lighting and sound, sports marketin

cornell, he discovered that books, same books, textbooks, simile which -- family which is on sale in bangkok for a lot less money. he writes his parents and says send me a few. he sold them and the publisher got annoyed. the publisher brings a case against him. whether he can or cannot buy and resell from thailand, there's an answer in a statute. the statute has a footnote, nothing compared to the statute it is really hard to understand. that is not my point. my point is i going to my office and there is a stack of reeves -- briefs and they are from every place in the world. asia europe and not all about books and i said, why are all these lawyers and countries filing briefs? it is an interesting case. but this many? i find the answer down about here where one of the briefs says copyright today is not just a matter of books and music buying an automobile, it is filled with software and a lot of the software in some places is copyrighted. or go into a shop, any shop you want and you will see goods in the goods will have labels and the labels will be copyrighted. they will type something, your

he discovers that, um, books, same books, textbooks, same textbooks, same language is on sale in bangkokfor a lot less money. he price to his parents and says send me a few. they send a lot more than a few. he sold them. and the publisher got a little annoyed. so, the publisher brings a case against him. now, whether he can or cannot gubuy and resell from thailand, there is an answer in the statute. it is really hard to understand. but that is not my point. i go into my office and there is a stack of briefs like this. and they are from every place in the world. they are from asia, they are from europe, and they're not all about books. why are all these lawyers and countries, too, filing briefs in this case? it isn't it just encase, but this many briefs? i find the answer down about here where says copyright today is not just a matter of books or films and music. buy an automobile. it is filled with software. and a lot of the software in some places is copyrighted. shop,into a shop, any and you will see goods, and the goods will have labels, and the labels will be copyrighted. we'll tell

up until a few years ago, the coups in the world were in bangkok. the army would come out on a friday, the president would resign on saturday, fly geneva and cash his checks. the military would eventually go to the king and get a new government. it's probably not going to be that peaceful in turkey. the reality is there's a history of this. the army has consistently been the force that unifies the country and the of course that brings stability. lord knows what we're going to find out in the next 12 hours about the group that's taken charge. the point is they understand the crucial place that they have geographically and aligning with the right people. they've been very upset with the administration, i say they, everybody there. not just err erdogan. he wasn't there when we needed him. he was using the air base, we don't want to use that. i doubt seriously that those involved in the endeavor are going to want to us leave. >> if you could stick around. as news breaks, kevin cork from the white house. have you learned yet if the president has been bri

ornell, he discovers that ooks, same books, text books, same text books, same language, is on sale in bangkok for a lot money. so he writes to his parents and says, send me a few. send a lot more than a few, he sold them, and the publisher got a little annoyed. so the publisher brings a case against him. whether he can or captain from thailand, there's an answer and it's in a statute. note was e or foot nothing compared to the statute. really hard to understand. that is not the point. my point is i go into my office a stack of briefs like this, and they are from world.lace in the they are from asia, they are from europe, and they're not all i said why are all these lawyers and countries finally, in this case, it's an interesting case, this many find the answer about here where one of the briefs says, you know, copyright just a matter of books or books, films and music. an automobile. it's filled with software. and a lot of the software in is copyrighted or go into a shop, any shop you want goods and the goods will have labels and the labels will be copyrighted and something, your case, this i

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