bangkok's mangroves also disappearing. some of the. submerged i mean just two kilometers from where people live. the. coastal communities have built bamboo barriers and cement pylons to hold back the advancing sea. some even reporting success but for abbott some there's little boy peace floating temple who ever see dry land again. monday night football in the bonus league fourth place prank for denied a victory in the last moments of post-war frankfurt scored first in the seventy eighth minute when you want to turn to guzman fired the ball in from close range but as the clock ticked into injury time a pass from both felix klaus made it easy for john anthony brooks frankfurt could only manage a draw. now the german cup is down to its final four teams braman host by munich to morrow night but tonight's first semifinal feature features an interesting match up between hamburg and the like see hamburg were relegated from the been asleep the last season for the first time in their history but suddenly this season fans are dreaming of a germa

ourselves east asia correspondent boston harvey joins us now from bangkok one of those hard hit cities good morning boston why is the air quality so very bad where you are today in the thai capital well it's a at the moment it's especially bad in the north of the country really and the reason for that is that there are forest fires raging in that area and that it's a certain degree that's a problem that this region faces every year really in the dry season so in the winter months because that's the time when farmers are burning their crops and when they're when they're when they're setting fires in the forest to clear land for agriculture and that comes on top of the other reasons that people especially in urban areas are facing the other reasons for pollution which is of course traffic and creased industry and coal fired power plants and construction sites but at the moment the reason why it's so particularly bad in the north of the country are these forest fires and that's those are fires that are not only burning in thailand but also in the neighboring countries like me and mar and

and care for some top org with your coffee will take you to a cafe in bangkok where you can order aside a canine cuteness. i'm melissa chan welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we start in india which is now less than a week away from kicking off the biggest election in global history starting next thursday around nine hundred million voters will be casting ballots over a six week period commentators are calling it a referendum on prime minister narendra modi and his hindu nationalist government he's leading in key polls but some issues have dented his popularity. anger over wasted talent. millions of educated young indians like these protesters cannot find jobs the unemployment rate has hit a record high despite india's warring economy. the other to ensure would you go home and get that is what what it was happening with the young and i knew i would feel each and every one was a good model for this time is a. woman too angry after numerous high profile rape cases the mo d. covered him and vowed to make the country safer for women but many see this as a hollow promise. t

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charlotte charleston pill there in bangkok. well some football and german cup the german cup is down to its final four teams raymond host by new nick tomorrow but tonight's first semifinal features an interesting match up between hamburg and life's a hamburg were relegated from the bundesliga last season for the first time in their history but suddenly this season fans are dreaming of a german cup title for the first time again since one thousand nine hundred eighty seven i heard says you're in the second tier may be nearing its end sitting second in the table but it's not because of their recent form the top hasn't won the league game in their last five encounters in the german cup though it's been a different story has crossed the semifinals with relative ease. so how is it embassy and we've played very well at home in the cup as i now we have a chance to end up in the final arrangements like not getting found to see if they were not going to make it easy for them we're going to do everything in our power to books aspas in th

bangkok mangroves also disappearing. some of the city now submerged just two kilometers from where people live. coastal communities have built bamboo barriers and cement pylons to hold back the advancing sea. some even reporting success but for abbot some nerk there's little or peace floating temple who ever see dry land again. now for some sport and to bundestag a football where fourth place frankfurt was denied a victory in the last moments of bullets but frankfurt scored first on monday night in the seventy eighth minute when you're not on the loose one fired the bone in from close range as the clock ticked into injury time a pos from one of spurs felix klaus made it easy for john anthony brooks frankfurt could only manage a one one troll. now the german cop is down to its final four teams braman host vine linnik tomorrow but tonight's first semifinal features an interesting match up between hamburg and leipsic hamburg were relegated from the bundesliga last season for the first time in their history but suddenly this

able to come back to our correspondent in bangkok charlotte charles and fill that are on now moving on to some of the other stories making headlines today more than a thousand representatives of indigenous peoples from all over the world have gathered in new york city for the eighteenth session of the united nations permanent forum on indigenous issues this year's session is focused on the generation transmission and protection of indigenous peoples traditional knowledge . firefighters in the u.k. are struggling to put out a huge blaze on more land in yorkshire in northern england the fire started on sunday mars dinmore an important conservation area and it spread north it's thought to have been caused by a barbecue. police and you can say they have arrested a pop star turned opposition politician bobby weiner he was on his way to a planned concert at like the toria on sunday police ordered wine to call off his one love beach concert citing security concerns wine said police used tear gas to disperse his supporters. and hundreds of activists have rallied against nuclear weapons near

as night falls, 8500 miles away in bangkok, ying is also spending saturday night with her friends.r the gig. seeing her friends from st petersburg has made katya reflect on how different life is for russians living outside of moscow. by the end of the school day, it's rush hour again in kampala. joy and his best friend mark are walking straight to band practice. their band is called ypf, which stands for youth passion fellowship and is attached to the church. at the moment in the band we are doing mostly covers, but i'm working on some original music. over the years uganda has changed. right now there's more opportunities for women in school and workplaces. writing music is fun for me, and i hate being bored so i do all these things to keep active. the church and my spiritual life are very important to me. # me love the way you handle me # me love the way you fight for me. # me love the way you do all the things for me. # me love the way you handle me # me love the way you fight for me. and spending a lot of time at church is by no means unusual for a lot of teenagers here. since i

investigation into the killing of ten men during a military crackdown scott highclere has more from bangkok remove the last appeal for reuters journalists wallowing has been rejected by the supreme court in myanmar that coming down on tuesday now they heard the argument from their attorneys just a couple of weeks ago. comes three months after a lower court rejected an appeal they said the sentence would be of held that also coming down from the supreme court on tuesday and that was their last appeal possibility now what happened since the verdict came down in september sentencing these two gentlemen to seven years behind bars international outcry over the sentencing and also just the process particularly as myanmar marches its way toward democracy a lot of criticism for that and also just last week the investigation the two gentlemen working on one a pulitzer prize for international reporting or it is news agency there are players coming out almost immediately after this decision by the supreme court saying that they will continue to fight for their journalist behind bars and that they are

from kill in bangkok. and we have some sports coming up for you later in the program here's a look at what is rich in tradition but desperate to show they've along with the best hamburger tonight take on a young life's a club in the semifinals of the german cup. here in germany thousands of activists spent their easter holiday raising the alarm over the threat of nuclear war organizers said good weather and anxiety over the current state of the world led to a strong turnout one march in particular aim to show germans how close the conflict is to home as tensions between the u.s. and russia intensify. no weapons yes to world peace that's the message of peace to march which as the caller organizes it for yanira nashville didn't rule with in general. dimension how people are scared to be a nuclear war and he would be one of the first targets people realized and i think the concern is spreading. the airbase in vishal is believed to have a twenty american nuclear bombs in underground storage because in the even

victim unless there is absolutely no viable alternative i have seen situations in thailand where in bangkok where the government wanted to build an off ramp from a highway right into a community an informal settlement and the community rallied and managed to figure out a way that that off ramp could in fact come down and the community can remain intact these things are possible i may not want to live underneath her our ramp but that community wanted to stay and that was possible in bangkok surely there was another way in key battle it's the largest informal settlement in nairobi it's it's mind boggling to me i think the understanding of home has been lost i think people are viewed as dispensable i think as you say it's this inequality some people's lives matter and some don't seem to but how do you stop what has become all over the world i mean it's a result of urbanization globalization and speculation how do you stop this trend because it's their rich investors look and they go where am i going to put my money today stocks baldwins i'm going to put it in gold oh no the safest bet is to bu

not want to live underneath her around but that community wanted to stay and that was possible in bangkok surely there was another way in combat or it's the largest informal settlement in nairobi it's it's it's mind boggling to me i think the understanding of home has been lost i think people are viewed as dispensable i think as you say it's this inequality some people's lives matter and some don't seem to but how do you stop what has become all over the world i mean it's the result of urbanization globalisation and speculation how do you stop this trend because it's their rich investors look and they go where am i going to put my money today stocks baldwins i'm going to put it in gold oh no the safest bet is to buy property even if i don't want to live in it now. so huge it is absolutely a huge problem and i love that you mentioned you know should i put my money in gold versus housing and i can tell you everyone is going to housing and not gold. housing residential real estate is now valued at one hundred sixty three trillion dollars which i mean i can't even get my head around i'm not a

joins us now from bangkok good morning boston this is a first of a number of trials that is facing just how wide ranging are the charges. yeah that's correct brian it altogether it'll be three trials that will have to face and the charges are they range from money laundering to criminal breach of trust and abuse of power over all it's forty two charges being brought against former prime minister. seven in this trial that starts today and that concerns about ten million u.s. dollars that he was supposed to have misappropriated ten million out of some seven hundred million overall that he's alleged to have embezzled and if he is convicted of those charges over those three trials then as you said brian he could very well spend the rest of his days behind bars of boston this man is a pillar of the country's political establishment he's a member of a dynasty going back to his grandfather this must be shaking up malaysian politics . absolutely this scandal brian caused an outrage in malaysia it sparked large scale protests back in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen as well

killing of ten muslim men during a military crackdown is scott hyla he is tracking that story from bangkok and he's joining us from there the court once again rejecting their appeals court what happened. yes elizabeth you know we just heard within the last couple of minutes now this is a very short supreme court session in myanmar's capital navia door now this is you said was the last step for these young reuters journalists in their appeal process to try to overturn a conviction last september that put some behind bars keeps them behind bars for seven years now there was a lower court appeal in the end gone to court where this was the first initial trial was heard that was rejected and then we knew that they were going to step that up and they did so last month when they had a hearing in front of the supreme court presenting their case saying that this should be overturned and then today on tuesday we are now hearing that the supreme court has rejected that no specifics why they rejected but they just said they're going to uphold that conviction of september last year liz what happens now

recently in myanmar no less hot all the more humid with the potential for daily shots really from bangkok northeast was the these coast and all the way east has towards the southern philippines there's a mass of white here white shatov throughout malaysia and indonesia no particular concentration other think of the general trend is to take everything normal so if you've been dry recently example in bangkok you'd expect it's more likely to be wet as it is in singapore. whether sponsored by catalona. people how do you weigh your own record on this trouble in fact a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a two state solution the official story is that there are no ongoing we will show you i don't care about the official story if you were local visit today you would say what has the media been telling the world isn't black and white there's a lot to graze in here join me mad the hot sun on the front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories and big issues here on al-jazeera. this is a really fab

in their deliberations tonight to bangkok thank you for that trying to home life for us in london. let's get a sense south how divided brain is over. me has been to two. english towns which share the same name but want entirely different outcomes to the crisis. this elegant part of london is the epicenter of hostility to bricks its rich powerful people live here the entire notion of brecht's it is regarded as barmy unhinged it would economically speaking cook the u.k.'s goose the centrist liberal democrats who have only a handful of seats in parliament dominate politics here have defiantly nailed their colors to the council mast and they say get rid of bricks at once and forever kill it stone dead it will have to be revoked because there simply isn't the time to put the legislation in place for a second reference of if if revoke is going to be cleaver let's just do it it wasn't possible still of a break that i think people will understand that we just have to be honest and say what you were solves in jail in the trades the trade sixteen was a frost it was a lot to be honest it was

during a military crackdown let's go to our correspondent scott hyla he is tracking that story from bangkok so the court once again rejecting their appeal as they did and january but significantly this was their final appeal scholar's elizabeth yes it was and that's because it was the supreme court the highest court in me and more the decision being made in the that or the capital now it what you said in january that was their first appeal that was rejected that was a lower court in yangon where this trial initially went through the verdict there read back in september said things that sentencing the two gentlemen to seven years behind bars today what we heard on tuesday was from the supreme court as you said that's the last resort for an appeal and they said that the ruling stands and actually that the punishment is well served as the crime fits the crime they said so seven years these two young gentlemen will remain behind bars it's a it's a crime scott that not just the journalists lawyers but many in the international rights and legal community have argued that police have not provided

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bit more about what's at stake there let's bring in our correspondent heartache who joins us from bangkok will that r.c.p. free trade agreement that push in that meeting or might there even be a breakthrough. i don't think there is going to be a breakthrough just yet and i think part of the reason for that is that there is some of the major countries that are supposed to be part of this agreement there. as elections coming up for example in the next few months in india for example and also in indonesia and australia so i don't think we're going to see substantial progress until after those elections but as you said there is there are high hopes that this agreement can be signed by the end of the year after seven years of difficult negotiations and that would be important to offset the negative effects of economic disruptions like for example the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china talk about the u.s. . isn't america pushing nations further towards china. well i think by pulling out of the transpacific partnership the u.s. has left a vacuum in this region that other countries now

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three years ago around one hundred students were shot and beaten to death on this very field at bangkok's thomas at university. they were among the thousands who had taken to the streets to protest because they were unhappy with the direction in which the country was headed a sentiment that's not at all unlike the one spreading among young people in thailand today. at this bar across town the patrons are trying to take things with a pinch of salt. when on election night the election commission said they couldn't continue to count the votes because they didn't have a calculator co owner of the house the one offered free drinks to anyone who stopped by to donate one his form of protest. we are educated people so we know what is right what is wrong but i think this is wrong so you are wrong this cannot happen to make up for it if you sad about my generation and then like i don't want to have kids because they are the ones those are growing up in this. kind of thing. it is the young who will eventually be responsible for thailand's future but it seems that more and more of them are giving up

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there's now a rush to restore the fragile ecosystem these volunteers have come from bangkok to help replant the coastal forests and hold the rosen which also threatens the thai capital. also disappearing. some of the remarks are now submerged just two kilometers from where people live. coastal communities have built bamboo barriers and cement pylons to hold back the advancing see some even reporting success but for abbott there's little hope peace floating temple dry land again. that story and more now. on facebook as well. that's a bit of a win either with images of mourning from around the world for the victims of the easter sunday or that's what's going on at least two hundred ninety people have been killed and more than fifty five hundred injured in court if it's worse or bombings across the island comes with time but. i'm scared that the they were not hard and in the end is a me you are not a lot of the year and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were liars of the what's your story. i mean when i was a women especially in victims of violence to t

he bought a separate airline ticket with bangkok air ways to get in and catch a air flight back to sana air moved up the return trip by two hours. suddenly the three hours he had a lot td to switch planes turned into one hour. >> we were trying to figure out how to go from domestic to the international. get bags in an hour and it wasn't feasible. >> the ticket he booked from northern thailand to get into bangkok was non-refundable. >> we paid for two flights and om took one. >> a world traveler and travel blogger. his home is filled with memorabilia from his many trips. he suggests whenever possible book all travel within the same airline family. >> when people buy tickets separately. especially from separate airlines. if you buy them separately, neither one is going to guarantee the kebs. no matter what. you have to make sure you have time. >> how much time is enough? he says six to eight hours. >> if i'm going to buy tickets separately. for flights that i know are subject to schedule change. yes. >> many people might find a long lay over a bit much. the other option is read the fine

tom dent bangkok -- tom bangkok, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> looking at the rain, the forecast for rain coming up tomorrow night into friday. here are some of the numbers. maybe 1 inch in north bay, and inch and a half of rain in the santa cruz mountains, in the coastal hills in marin county and 1 inch in the santa cruz mountains. most of us will be in the 14 since -- 1/4 inch from thursday throughout the day friday. friday as the main wea event with the heaviest rain falling friday around 2:00 the 4:00 in the afternoon. look at the clouds in the pacific. thousands of miles of moisture streaming our way. that is why the weather has been like this. look at the debt jet stream feeding all of this. this is mid-latitude moisture over the top of us. temperatures generally and ever 50s and low 60s. this is kind of a tropical environment we are in. by virtue of the moist, warm air you are getting sprinkles and showers and sprints and you have been seeing those even more so yesterday but and 80 point today and tomorrow morning, there is still an opportunity or slight chance for something like that. yo

as night falls, 8500 miles away in bangkok, ying is also spending saturday night with her friends. living outside of moscow. by the end of the school day, it's rush hour again in kampala. joy and his best friend mark are walking straight to band practice. their band is called ypf, which stands for youth passion fellowship and is attached to the church. at the moment in the band we are doing mostly covers, but i'm working on some original music. over the years uganda has changed. right now there's more opportunities for women in school and workplaces. writing music is fun for me, and i hate being bored so i do all these things to keep active. the church and my spiritual life are very important to me. # me love the way you handle me # me love the way you fight for me. # me love the way you do all the things for me. # i love the way you handle the situation # i love the way you fight for me # i love the way you handle my situation... # i love the way you fight for me # i love the way you handle my situation... the vast majority, around 85%, of ugandans are christian and spending a lot

grace: my name is grace gambrill and i live in bangkok, thailand.alf new zealand/australian and half thai. it provides a lot of schedule to my life and also it build a really great community and gives me things to do in my free time and find out what i like and what i enjoy. i like to play volleyball, doo art, and play piano. i like thai pop music and korean pop music. thai pop music is a lot more calm, acousticic-type of musu. while korean pop is lot more dance and more kind of upbeat. personally, in terms of my future job, future goals, i hope to either major in architecture or psychology, or both. but realistically what i really want to have in the future is happiness. i think the entire environmental problem, and the over-population problem is one of the biggest that we probably have to deal with pretty quickly. the garbage patches in the oceans are only getting bigger. there are not t many famouss solutions s that are hapappeng right now, so it's kind of woworrying to see those issues getttting bigger a and biggerd not seeing as much action as

think of the general trend is to take everything normal so if you've been dry recently dropped in bangkok you'd expect it's more likely to be wet as it is in singapore. whether sponsored by catalona. how have you changed since you were several. trucks from the lives of the children of a part of a twenty one years story reflecting a history of dramatic social and political change twenty eight south africa. zero. again you're watching al-jazeera manner of our top stories could security forces four to gun battle with suspects linked to the easter sunday attacks that happened after a raid on a property in town when i lease earlier found explosives at a house they believe is connected to the attack. several former ministers from sudan's ousted ruling party have been released from prison they were arrested in the wake of the fall of one of bashir discovered that the news is likely to add to the anger of protesters rallying outside army headquarters in khartoum. at least thirteen hundred mainly cuban migrants have staged the biggest mass escape in recent memory from a mexican detention center th

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