watch again as a buss in bangkok just plows right through them.he bus was apparently changing lanes and just not only runs into the woman but then you see the man riding behind her is brushed aside by the bus, as well. the bus never even slows down. amazingly, the woman apparently was not seriously hurt nor the other two motor bike riders who were also knocked over. >> but did the bus make its next stop on time? >> we'll put our investigative unit on that be. >> it seems as if that was the important thing for driver there in bangkok. >>> in the north dakota, pipeline plo test issues remain overnight despite at order to leave. >> others left but set fire to parts of their camp. we're hearing more from tribe member who's say they're fighting not just for clean water but for respect. here's byron pitts. >> reporter: protests have lasted nearly a year, intense and soms heated clashes with authorities all to prevent a pipeline from being built next to the sue tribe sacred land which they say could also pollute their source of drinking water. for months

nhk world, bangkok. >> learning from the challenges that emerged during the disaster drills, such as how to best share information, a total of three drills will be held this year and next. and a related manual will be written and distributed among asean nations that will send medical staff to disaster-hit areas. >>> afghanistan's defense ministry has welcomed a u.s. general's call for more troops in the war-torn country to break a stalemate in the long conflict with taliban insurgents. general john nicholson, the commander of u.s. and international forces in afghanistan, testified at a senate armed services committee hearing on the u.s.-led military operation in the country. >> i have adequate resourcing in my counterterrorism mission. in my train, advise, and assist mission, however, we have a shortfall of a few thousand. and this is in the nato train, advise, assist mission, so this can come from the u.s. and its allies. >> afghan defense ministry spokesperson said on friday that more international troops would be a good step towards countering militant groups in afghanistan. >> tr

patchari raksawong in bangkok has the details on that and other stories. >> trump's order has also drawn fire in southeast asian countries. muslim dominant malaysia is not subject to the ban, but people took to the streets voicing their concerns over what they say is a human rights violation. around 200 people including opposition lawmakers participated in the gathering. protesters called for a rescinding of trump's executive action. >> you see, the repercussion is that it is not limited only to the seven countries. this is beyond just immigration. trump is actually inviting a new kind of clash of civilization between muslim and others. which is uncalled for. >> indonesia, the world's most populous muslim nation, has also criticized trump's order saying it is wrong to associate radicalism and terrorism with a particular religion. >>> malaysian prime minister najib razak saw off on friday a ship carrying tons of emergency supplies to the nation state which is home to many muslim rohingyas and has been at the center of a massive counterinsurgency operation carried out by the military. the

yamamoto will start selling his strawberries in the thai capital bangkok on a trial basis. he's eager to expand into the cities where people's purchasing power is growing. >> translator: you can hop on the plane and get to bangkok and ho chi minh city quickly. big cities in neighboring countries are so close here. this location is very convenient. >> reporter: the japanese company officials are considering how to make the most of the ideal farming conditions and the proximity to the urban markets. >> translator: vegetables grown organically or free of chemicals are popular now. i think we can grow them in laos. we have to decide when to start but we don't want to wait too long. >> reporter: the agriculture sectors in southern laos has great potential. foreign business people realize this and are now beginning to work with local farmers to help develop this untapped frontier. nhk world, pakse, laos. >>> and that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> management at struggling japanese electronics maker toshiba have notified the company's labor union of

she'll stay in bangkok for two weeks of post-operative care. the incisions will take three months to heal. but a new chapter of her life has begun. >> my sister, some nurse staff here, and also my husband wished me a happy birthday, because they think that this is my new birthday. i was like a butterfly. it's a metamorphosis. reporter: litmar has ambitious plans. she wants to work as a model, to study, and find a good job. but her biggest wish is that people will just accept her as she is. as a human being. host: and now for global ideas, when we meet people working hard to protect our planet's natural life. this time, we go to cameroon. our reporter, grit hofmann, spent much of her childhood in the forest though it was not as extraordinary as the korup national park in the west of the country. it's one of the world's oldest rainforests and it's in danger. reporter: john ekpoh is respected as one of the best hunters around here. he has hunted most of his life. >> when you bring the meat to the house, they would feel very, very happy. if you don

it can also be worse unless you live in bangkok. is now labeled as having the worst rush hour traffic in the world. we will go through some more of those rankings next. including talking about which ones in the u.s. made the list. >>> swedes are laughing at trump's swedish gaffe. of course, no terror incidents took place in the country in the past week. what is the reality in sweden with refugees and crime? let's bring in cnn's international correspondent ivan watson in stockholm. ivan, donald trump got the claim from a filmmaker on fox news last week who has made very controversial statement was the relationship with crime and refugees in that country. he goes as far as to say that country's government is trying to suppress information about crimes that refugees and immigrants committed. what does the data actually say? >> reporter: let's run through it. let's listen to the swedish prime minister who said he was surprised by the u.s. president's comments. take a listen. >> yes, we have opportunities. we have challenges. we are work

and they will begin the interrogation and do it in this black site outside of bangkok. the fbi arrives there early. they start interrogating sabina aida. when the two psychologists arrived, the cia staff actually sent a telegram back to alex station, the special unit back .c. who weren, d directing the war on terror. --elegram or that message i'm showing my age -- was essentially we are worried because these interrogators that -- heome in from the cia has heart trouble and we are worried that something could happen to him because he is being water boarded and other forms of interrogation. he ever going to go public. meanwhile, what had happened is of fbi pulled out interrogations and what that amount. whatever transgressions they make an, if interrogation, a judge is going to be watching over what they've done. it can be exposed in court. they weren't going to be part of this and they pulled out. goingve the cia staff back and what came back from alex station was don't worry about his health, it's unlikely he's ever going to go public. they were completely unbound by th

bangkok are victims of their own success as surging populations translate to more traffic.esia in the top five. the only u.s. city in the top 15 is los angeles at 14. >> i think this is fake news. there are so many places you can drive in the united states where it feels like a parking lot. it is hard that l.a. is 14. >> deep breath. practice payen sense. i'm ana cabrera. >> i'm boris sanchez. "new day" starts now. >> general h.r. mcmaster will become the national security adviser. >> i look forward to advance and protect the american people e. >> there will not be many that speak ill of mcmaster. >> this is an upgrade over general flynn. >> the trump administration is tweaking the president's executive order on immigration. >> there is a very fine line between keeping our communities safe and taking away basic protecti protection. >> i am the least anti-semitic person. >> has the administration done enough? >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. up first, president trump naming army general m

the interim prime minister led the ceremony near bangkok's grand palace. work on the facility began afterwards. giant pillars were erected. they will form the corners of the structure, which will be 50 meters high and decorated with lavish carvings. surrounding buildings will be able to hold several thousand mourners at the time. construction is expected to cost around $14 million. the crematorium will be used only once and then demolished. the country is observing a full year of mourning for the revered king. then his funeral will be held. >>> shifting gears for business news. japanese officials have released key data on the country's output. what are you seeing? >> we're seeing something that we haven't seen in a while. we're hearing from officials at the economy ministry and they say industrial output in january was down for the first time in six months. that means managers have been seeing less activity on their factory floors. officials say the number last month was down 0.8% from december. they maintain their economic assessment saying industrial pro

. >>> this is a harrowing rescue taking place in bangkok, thailand. they are 20 feet down at the bottom of the well treading water is this dog. she fell 20 feet and now you have firefighters extending the rope. >> there you go. it's the best game of tug-of-war ever. >> she grabs the rope with her jaws and holds on for dear life. but as soon as she gets near the top she falls back down. so they extend the rope again, but this dog not afraid to try it again. >> she got this. look at her -- self-rescue. >> she spread the paws out in order to get the balance. watch what happens. she -- >> oh! >> okay, third time's a charm. >> in the game, when you play it, once you get to the human you let go. stop letting go. bad dog! >> will the third time be a charm, charity? let's see. she's grabbing on, they are reaching for her. finally one of them grabs her by the scruff of the neck and hauls her up. >> good job. >> you can see she's extremely relieved to be on solid ground. they have, indeed, helped rescue this poor girl. they said she was just playing and fell in

nhk world, bangkok. >>> let's get a check of the weather. people in tokyo are bundling up.obert speta joins us with the latest. >> rather cold. this is a pretty dramatic temperature drop. we had the northerly winds spill in. on a visible satellite imagery, there is from nasa. it kind of gives an idea of how cold the winds were. you can see across you had the sea effect snow. the cloud streaks coming down. it's right here i want to key your attention in. peaks up between the clouds and you can see right here, they spin up like if you have a paddle on a boat and move it through the water. you have those little circulations that spin up behind it. same idea. when you look at this, the longer this is and the thicker it is gives you an idea of how strong the winds are and how much moisture is associated with this air mass coming down. that photo is pretty in abundance. what we have going on is this rain here that will take in the moisture, combined with the cold air and we're looking at plenty of snow in the forecast across western areas of okido. tokyo, on the other hand, the m

thunderstorms could happen in bangkok with 35 degrees. in the single digits in chongqi chongqing.emperatures are on the rise in beijing. tokyo at 18 degrees. this is going to be more like mid-april in the city. now let's go to europe then. an intense low pressure system is approaching the scandinavian peninsula. it is expected to cause quite a lot of snowfall and windydy coconditions acrossanyy places f the continent. we're expecting heavy snowfall that could lead to avalanchess across the scandinavian peninsula. the c cold front is expxpected move over the b british isles fm friday, excuse me, from late wednesday into thursday. winds are going to be extrememe strong. gusts could be up too 130 kilometers per hour. also heavy rain is expected for the southern portions and to the north up to 20 centimeters of snow is expected into the next couple of days. we'll see sunny weather wednesday but light showers expected on your thursday. 13 for the high. paris at 13 degrees. beautiful weather once again across the iberian peninsula. moscow, snowy wetter with a high of only minus 1 degree

. >>> bangkok has a well deserved reputation for traffic problems and a couple on a motorbike barelywith their lives when a bus changed lanes without slowing down. watch carefully here. you'll see it. that person on the back jumped out of the way. the woman was pushed by the bus along with two other motorbikes. amazingly no one seriously injured and the bus never slowed down. >> i didn't even realize that person was on the back. >> amazing. >>> in south korea another close call on the roads. check out this truck. it looks like it's a scene from a movie. the driver slams on the brakes behind a bus then the truck tips and ends up balancing on its right wheels. a few second laters it lands the highway. no word on any injuries there. but it looks like a jackie chan movie. >> did that happen in indiana because it might have been the powerball winner if it did. >>> time for sports and college hoops. >> neris neil and stan. >> good morning, stan verrett, neil everett in los angeles. not quite march but the madness has begun. >> listen, cal had oregon. i mean up against the ropes. dana altma

a shower or two in bangkok.ping things under control for most places. a couple of showers coming in on that breeze on the east coast. what is left of storm doris head to the north of russia, and some rain associated with that in northern turkey. another spell of wind and rain on the way but nothing like we saw on thursday for the united kingdom. the latest headlines from bbc news. kimjong—nam, the the latest headlines from bbc news. kim jong—nam, the half the latest headlines from bbc news. kimjong—nam, the half brother of the north korean leader was killed bya the north korean leader was killed by a highly toxic nerve agent according to police in malaysia. the exes classified by the united nations as a weapon of mass destruction. iraqi forces have moved into western mosul as they intensify their battle in driving so—called islamic state from the last major stronghold in iraq, they are responding with mortars and sniper fire. donald trump said that america will be bigger, stronger and better than ever before, sp

thousands of police and soldiers have surrounded a buddhist temple on the outskirts of bangkok in apparental monk wanted on suspicion of money laundering. the thai government has put the sprawling site of the dhammakaya temple under military control after the authorities there failed to hand over phra dhammachayo. the final hearing will take place later on wednesday in hong kong for the territory's former chief executive donald tsang, who's is facing charges of corruption. mr tsang, who ran hong kong between 2005 to 2012, pleaded not guilty to three charges of bribery and misconduct, relating to a luxury flat in china. and a short time ago he came into the court hearing. we will bring you the court hearing. we will bring you the latest on that as soon as we get it. thousands of tons of aid from malaysia is being distributed in bangladesh to rohingya refugees from myanmar. it's estimated that as many as 70,000 rohingya muslims have fled myanmar since the start of an army operation last october. scientists in the united states say they can detect autism in children's brains long before any b

could well see myself singing "happy birthday" in german to tourists at a hotel bar in jakarta or bangkokantastic discovery. this is gonna stick in my head now, this song. ♪ >> anthony: chiang mai at night, and we are well on our way. to where, to what, i don't know, i don't much care. [ woman speaking thai ] >> anthony: but i do know it's time to eat. in thailand it's almost always a time to eat, oh yes, and drink. we shall be doing that too. >> andy: the inevitable ice in beer. the way to drink beer in southeast asia. >> anthony: beer you say? oh all right, in the interest of research, of course. >> andy: you got beer, you got booze, you got ice. you got some grilled meat. >> anthony: snackage? yes. i would like snacks. >> andy: they've got pork chin and intestines. you got a spicy dipping sauce. ah, this is a chinese liquor. >> anthony: all right. >> andy: oh. >> anthony: it tastes like boner medicine. >> andy: yes, it also tastes like a -- a dirty sack. >> anthony: when did you come to thailand first? >> andy: i believe it was 1987. and i came as a backpacker. it was all about, you kn

countries but the foreign office has been providing support and remains ready to do so and our embassy at bangkok will continue to raise these issues with the thai government and the foreign office will keep my honorable friend updated. >> a future trade agreement with the eu, a raw deal for britain is better than a bad deal for britain. the spirit of consistency will apply to any future negotiations with the united states of america. president trump said america comes first. >> i've i said consistently we will be ensuring when we negotiate trade deals with whichever country it is they will be good deals for the uk. >> in the same-sex marriage act we took the power subject to a consultation, and order to give humanists in england and wales the opportunity to set a date, with 90% approval that even now reference to the law commission which concluded my right honorable friend can give her attention to laying this order and giving humanists the same rights and freedoms they enjoy successfully in scotland? >> this is an issue my honorable friend has been following closely in recent years, he recogniz

this is a close call between a group of motorcyclists and a city bus in bangkok, thailand.ake a look from the beginning what happens here. the bus suddenly changes lanes with no warning, it cuts off the motorcycle and a woman makes a split-second decision. look at that. she jumps off her bike with seconds to spare and thank goodness for that instinct. officials say that move probably saved her life. the bus just kept driving. >> that woman is incredible. and that bus driver, yikes. okay. >>> san francisco is making good on its promise to defy president trump's immigration crackdown. hundreds showed up to a meeting last night where immigration attorneys, judges, civic leaders and activists like actor danny glover, who you're going to see in just a second, brainstormed ways the city can respond to the expected increase in immigration cases. one plan calls for san francisco to hire immigration attorneys to help those who face deportation, since they're not guaranteed the right to a lawyer. >> if you believe in human rights, if you believe in civil rights, then you must believe

. >>> this is a harrowing rescue taking place in bangkok, thailand.hey are 20 feet down at the bottom of the well treading water is this dog. she fell 20 feet and now you have firefighters extending the rope. >> there you go. it's the best game of tug-of-war ever. >> she grabs the rope with her jaws and holds on for dear life. but as soon as she gets near the top she falls back down. so they extend the rope again, but this dog not afraid to try it again. >> she got this. look at her -- self-rescue. >> she spread the paws out in order to get the balance. watch what happens. she -- >> oh! >> okay, third time's a charm. >> in the game, when you play it, once you get to the human you let go. stop letting go. bad dog! >> will the third time be a charm, charity? let's see. she's grabbing on, they are reaching for her. finally one of them grabs her by the scruff of the neck and hauls her up. >> good job. >> you can see she's extremely relieved to be on solid ground. they have, indeed, helped rescue this poor girl. they said she was just playing and fell in a

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