bbc news, bangkok.en five years since hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims fled myanmar, leaving for bangladesh, ending up in the worlds largest refugee camp, cox is bizarre. india and bangladesh want to send them back to myanmar but the military -- with the military still in charge, that is not an option. >> ♪ [children singing] ♪ >> singing the national anthem of the country that their parents fled in fear. a country that most of these children hav no memory of. raised in a reference you -- doant em to retu >> it was august, 2017 that hundreds of thousands of rohingyas crossed the border from myanmar, escaping a deadly crackdown by the country's military. carrying whatever they could, they fled to neighboring bangladesh. five years on and many of the refugees have made their way here to india. home to tens of thousands of rohingya muslims living in squalid conditions. many say they don't feel welcome here either. india's government describes them as illegal foreigners they say should be deported.

let's go about to tiny changes in bangkok, monitoring events for us. and earlier in one of the questions that she was asked tony, she basically firmly put the blame on the situation so far around taiwan on the us where she was, she quoted for mr. y e. by saying that the u. s. a single handedly orchestrated this scenario. we wouldn't be in this position if pelosi hadn't arrived. basically, i'm just paraphrasing there. so even if pelosi and the white house were trying to separate the ocean to say the white house themselves are trying to distance themselves from the police, the visit, beijing's not buying it. no, it isn't. and i think from a b james perspective, this is very much seen as a new unilateral movement by the americans acting together biden and policy acting in step. and i think to a certain extent, that ignores the fact that we proved that earlier this year there were a group of members in the house of representatives who visited taiwan. it has been a regular occurrence to a certain extent, although not of the see the level of the speaker of t

bbc news, bangkok.en five years since hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims fled myanmar, leaving for bangladesh, ending up in the worlds largest refugee camp, cox is bizarre. india and bangladesh want to send them back to myanmar but the military -- with the military still in charge, that is not an option. >> ♪ [children singing] ♪ >> singing the national anthem of the country that their parents fled in fear. a country that most of these children have no memory of. raised in a reference you -- refugee camp in bangladesh, they don't get the same myanmar curriculum because authorities do not want them to return there. struggling to find stability. this is a lost generation. rohingya muslims living in limbo. parents fleeing persecution only to be handed a life of destitution. it's been five years since they witnessed unimaginable atrocities in their village. it took them days to walk here. now consigned to these camps, she is forced to rely on basic rations to feed her young boys. >> years ago the mya

the pry you john, or child lead protest as in bangkok, voiced their disapproval of the temporary change of duties at the top, and demanded an overhaul of the entire political leadership. earlier in the week, they march towards the government quarter in the city with their demands. maybe hot die. we're not happy among young. i don't know how you don't power from a woman and became prime minister in a crew. done. ha, ha, ha, ha ha ha. when he wasn't even elected in the 1st place, i lived in the one place. he stayed for a long time and had no vision for the count treatment on butternut ah, for you to suspend it, but permit is taking his place. then they're both tyrants got what i unhappy. he's gone to some extent. but i think the whole cabinet should have left with him by the ha, curb harley at bank on my zach and gentlemen from on. this is type political unless john garrison, but when to read to europe, it's good to have you on the show. after a long time, now for you to john archer has stepped down temporarily. but with paula going to his deputy private wong salon. is that really much of

it was, "oh, you need to shop at bangkok market." know, pulled into bangkok market, looked legit. the doors opened, and iwas like, ♪ ahh ♪ they had everything. louis: this is the first place i come when i move to l.a. jazz: oh, wow. louis: when i came in--even just the smell. i knew i was like, "ah, this will have everything, everything." chaokoh coconut cream, they had, you know, all the different rices, noodles, indonesian products, malaysian products, thai products, vietnamese products. and that was when i was like, "ok, where do i sign? we can do it." yeah, and that was like where l.a. became a possibility. jazz: bangkok market got everything we use in thailand and they have them all in here. louis: yeah, even just for some things like-- jazz: this is my favorite-- my favorite oyster sauce. louis: oh, yeah, idol. right there. boom. it's the idol. when i order this, i say, "one case oyster sauce grandmaster frying," and they send that. even things like this--this is wild ginger krachai. it's very-- it's not commonly used, but you

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they're all joining us from bangkok. j. donovan. nick is president of the law faculty at the college of asian scholars, the tenant pong silly rock, his professor and director of the institute of security and international studies at chu, long corn university. and soon i wasik is a senior researcher in the asia division of human rights watch a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on. and so i story and 13, and let me start with you to day of the p t p, which is the main opposition party in thailand. they're seeking a court ruling to try and in the prime minister's term sooner. they want to see it end up by august 23rd, i believe is the date they're looking for um, could you please explain this legal strategy and the case that they are attempting to make in the constitutional court or the constitution? so we have an article in the constitution of 2017 i basically impose is a term limit on any prime minister, not to loss in office more than 8 years. so at issue here, mama, this is, you know, how do you count

tony chang live in bangkok and still ahead on al jazeera a former. oh, former detective pleads guilty to her role in the killing of brianna taylor, a case that sponsor protests about racial injustice in awe. he has begun the full world copies on its way to the castle. travel package to the hello there. it's still a story of relentless, dangerous heat, across parts of east asia. in particular, for china that's been battling a heat wave for more than 2 months. and that's cause levels in its largest fresh water lake it to decline the satellite, shows that the klein over 10 years. now we've seen red alerts for the past 12 days, extreme heat continuing, but we are going to the temperatures start to come down as wet or whether it works its way in. we've got a tropical storm that's going to edge into coastal areas on wednesday bringing torrential rain and strong winds to the lights of hong kong. see that temperature dip by about 5 degrees by thursday. it will start to work its way into the southwest of china. at the end of the week, we'll see temperatures c

tony chang that from bangkok still ahead on al jazeera ivy, is after the exit is from man man, danny, a 1000000 were hang a miss lindsey, still trapped in bangladesh. and i suppose is if argentina's vice president hit back out to prosecute his seat to put behind us. ah hello there. we'll have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east, and it's largely hot and dry picture across the northern half of the region. we've got a shamar wind blowing out of iraq. that's going to kick up some dust across the gulf, pushing the humidity down, but picking temperatures up for the likes of red and doe has sitting in the early forty's. on thursday, the rain continues to affect the southwest of saudi arabia. some of the heavier falls as well in western areas of yemen where we have already seen flooding. and the devastating flooding that we've seen in sudan is likely to continue as more rain is set to fall. we got another easily wave that's going to work its way west bringing some of the heavier falls to northern areas of nigeria on thursday. we have another one ahead of that, and that's

there's a lot of security in bangkok today. we saw protests on the street last night and a huge security court and placed around government house with sir shipping containers stacked out, blocking the roads and lots of police out. so what's at stake here? well, it is potentially a very considerable decision. the constitutional court could make effectively removing private from his position as prime minister. but a thing you have the said in the light of a constitutional court, which has generally backed this government, and 5 of those 9 justices have been put in place by privates administration. so they're probably unlikely to go against them, but i think you'd be looking the bigger picture, we're expecting general elections in thailand at towards the middle of next year. i think this is the opposition path, is really trying to increase the pressure on general pro. there has been a feeling over his term, both as another like to prime minister and since the elections of 2019 that his administration has mismanaged certain affairs

let's go ahead and bring in our guests all joining us from bangkok. jade donavanik.nan pongsudhirak. and sunai phasuk. a warm welcome to you all and thank you so much for joining us. thitinan, let me start with you. the ptp, the main opposition party, they are seeking a court ruling to try and end the prime minister's term sooner, by august 23 i believe. can you explain this legal strategy and the case they are attempting to make in the constitutional court? thitinan: the constitution, we have an article in the constitution of 23017. -- of 2017. it basically imposes a term limit on any prime minister not to last in office more than eight years. at issue here is, how do you count eight years? i think the opposition party, the various people filing contain -- plans and petitions, they are trying to count from when he seized power in 2014 on august 24. so, on august 24 this year, this would be the time that he would have to leave office. there are different ways of counting when he began. his people are saying it should be counted when the constitution was promulgated i

some soaking rain to be found in indochina from ho chi minh city right through to bangkok.he blue, more intense that rain is. the weather front, basically we have tropical moisture meeting up with the cold front and that dumps quite a bit of rain especially north of perth. that is the forecast on tuesday. on wednesday, moving further towards the east. gloomy conditions for adelaide. it has been a shower he picture. that continues. rain into tasmania. back into the here and now, a lot of rain for the southern -- across the south island of new zealand, could see half a meter of rain. take care. we will see you soon. bye for now. ♪ >> witness the oceans, witness differences, witness change. witness happiness, witness blood. witness sunlight, witness the flood. witness loss, witness charity. witness confusion, witness clarity. witness family, witness friends. witness the beginning, witness the end. witness life. witness from al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> almost a week after kenyans went to the polls, william ruto has been declared the next president. ruto narrowly beat odinga with 50.49%

we have more from the protests in bangkok. in the crowd of protesters there are people holding up signs, calling for the prime minister to get out, echoing the speeches, the fiery speeches on the stage, as speaker after speaker denounces him and his term in power, that they say according to the dictation, should come to an end at midnight tonight, the point at which he has been in power eight years, after seizing power in a military coup in 2014. he said he will abide by the decision of the constitutional court, who will rule on that point of law tomorrow. they will make an immediate decision, but it is a constitutional court stacked in the government's favor, five of the nine judges have been put in place, and rulings in the past that generally favor the government. nonetheless, this is about building momentum by the opposition ahead of elections next year. the crowd here is relatively large, but this is not a type of fiery opposition we saw in 2020, winton's of thousands as was tens of thousands of young people took over the

and we meet families struggling to survive in bangkok as inflation drives up, the cost of essentials like food and fuel. ah hello, there is a tale of 2 fortunes for north america. we've got stormy conditions, knocking a lot of the heat out of the northeast of the u. s. and eastern areas of canada, we have got some flood watches out as that wet weather. it works its way further. east is going to knock temperatures down as well across the east coast. and along that wet weather is going to merge with heavy showers, moving across the se, states of the us. so there's gonna be more rain for eastern areas of kentucky, certainly by tuesday. some of those showers trickling down toward the desert southwest. we have seen some flooding here. we could see more flash flooding where those rains for heavy us. but for much of the west coast it's a quiet and calm story. up in the north west temperatures picking up the likes of seattle and weston areas of canada. we have a look at the 3 day 4. seattle. well, we're certainly going to see a lot of warmth on monday, with a chance of showers by wednesday,

okay, believe it there, tony chang in bangkok, her thank you very much. indeed. marcella heads on al jazeera ah . iraq's influential sheer lead them of todd al serra tells his followers to leave parliament and continue their protest outside. ah hello, we got some warmer weather. pushing back into parts of western europe for a time at the moment. the main feature you noticed is its mass of cloud rolling in the cross c, pretty shouts through the allan vall, some wet weather coming through here for a fact, i suppose, some breezy weather as well. that wet weather will gradually make its way across c, and are we to see pushing into norway, showers longest bells of rain coming in to west sweden for a time more than passing their mark or to sing some of that wet weather, but it does dry up across southern parts there, england wells, not too bad as we go on through wednesday, but we need the rain. having said that 27 celsius here, 35 celsius, the power says at warmer weather, coming through that was will, grassy. not a little further east, which as we go through thursday, 36 celsius there in

right through to bangkok, darker the blue. the more intense that rain is falling off to australia, we go that weather front. basically we have tropical moisture meeting up with a cold front and that's dumped quite a bit of rain, especially north of perth. that's a forecast on tuesday. here we are on wednesday is moving further toward the east in the byte, so once again, gloomy conditions for adelaide or the past week or 2 it's been a shower picture that continues. rain also pours into tasmania back to the here. now on tuesday, a lot of rain come in for this southern lp's cross saw the south island of new zealand. could see about half a meter of rain here. take care, we'll see you soon. bye for now. ah. what is the ocean witnessed plainness? witness. difference is witness. change. witness. happiness. witness? not witness. sunlight. witness de la. witness. loss. waitlist. charity witness. confusion. witness. clarity. witness. family. i'm witness. friends. witness the beginning. witness the end witness. life witness. an algebra.

tony chang is covering development for us in bangkok. hello there, tony. this is certainly an important day for democracy and the rule of law for the public. tell us what's happening with it is indeed good. there's been a good response here. we've got about a 1000 people in the square. there are a couple of other protest sites in this area as well, which have been relatively well attended. but we're, we're not sitting at this stage. the kind of response we saw in 2020, when thousands and later on, tens of thousands of young people hit the str, were the of really, very visceral sense of anger, of the prime minister and the ty establishment. this is more of a matter for the constitutional court. the opposition parties say that according to the constitution, which was passed by the military in 2017 or your chin, not just the term in office finishes at midnight tonight. he said he has said he'll abide by the decision when the court meets to morrow. that said, it said constitutional co, which very rarely goes against the government. and 5 of its 9 judges were a

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t 0, bangkok, cutter is to invest $3000000000.00 into pakistan to help the struggling economy. the announcement is met, be made on a 2 day visit to the park by the pakistani prime minister to cattle, where he had talked with the amir, the pakistani government is looking for long term investment as the country struggles for the severe economic crisis. now severe drought in the us state of texas as uncovered the discovery, tens of millions of years old dinosaur tracks, are being seen in a dried up river bed, giving scientists and insight into the habits of these long extinct creatures. adam fisher reports. this is a look back in time to a moment before men existed. and dinosaurs room the f footprints from the actual camphor sought as have been found because of the drought hitting texas. the policy river near glen rose has almost dried up. imprints left tens of millions of years ago, of suddenly become visible or gen 230 years ago when this was a shallow inland sea. and so they were just walking through very stick, sticky mud and it did a really good job offers or in their tracks.

and revisit the home of a death family in bangkok, struggling to survive under a road bridge on $20.00 benefits. a month. a journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. hello there. the heat still dominating across east asia, but we are going to see the wet weather pickup, both in the north and in the south. and that thanks to a swelling system in the south. china sea is going to pull into coastal areas of china, hong kong things in very hot and humid weather, but also fierce thunderstorms on monday and tuesday in the wet weather, picks up for north eastern areas of china. we've got this frontal system marking its way through the korean peninsula on woods to northern areas of japan. we are expecting some flooding rains to effect much of south and north korea over the next few days. but it is still a story of heat for the regions squeezed in between this wet areas. we do have temperatures touching up to nearly 40 degrees across central and eastern china onwards to japan as well. we are, however, going see temperatures dipped down f

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opponent say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is up. 30 chang has moved from bangkok. well, it is potentially a very considerable decision. the constitutional court could make effectively removing prayer from his position as prime minister. but i think you have to see it in the light of a constitutional court which has generally backed this government. and 5 of those 9 justices have been put in place by prayer administration, so the probably unlikely to go against them. but i think if you look in the big picture, we're expecting general elections in thailand towards the middle of next year. i think this is the opposition part is really trying to increase the pressure on general pro. there has been a feeling over his to both who's an only like 2 prime minister and since the elections of 2019 that his administration has mismanage certain affairs, particularly the covert shutdowns the last couple of years and increasingly accosted living crisis is hitting many ties. in the pocket, he himself is quite an unpopular figure. seemed very much a rather brusque military man. an

tony, thank you very much indeed for now tony chang in bangkok. thank you. i want to bring in david, mom, he's a political economist and he's founder of mine that china, it's an investment for him. thank you very much indeed for being with us. so tony was describing there that says that the military exercises that we're seeing going on or around taiwan at the moment does have the risk of a flash point. but nevertheless, both washington, taiwan and beijing of course, will be very aware of, of the risks. how do you think that beijing is and viewing that potential for an escalation? i think be jean with that question. is avoiding any possibility of conflicts and sharing the accidents or anything. shina was a conflict with us and any circumstances at that stage. you know, so i think looks at the research understanding this is very much for a good mistake, consumption us. and it said the prisoner biden's isn't, doesn't think it's a good idea. and nancy pelosi is using her independence and she could make that choice to make the visit for other purposes. but unfort

tony chang reports from bangkok. if a week is a long time in politics, than it is, is in lifetime. as journalists gathered outside, that was the verdict of finance constitutional court on wednesday, as it suspended prime minister prior to not putting a review of his term. deborah pro came to parent after leading a military coup in 2014 o'clock while the peace and order maintenance command, which includes drawer, ty, army, royalty, air forces, royalty, navy, and national police. here by analysis that it is necessary to take control of the governing of the country. he's been in charge ever since. a new constitution promoted by the army and passed in 2017 limits prime ministerial terms to 8 years appeared that expired at midnight on tuesday. supporters, however, argued private term only began after general elections in 2019. the constitutional court is expected to make a final decision within a month. the inter and prime ministers pro with one to one who previously been 2nd in command. he's also a former general and is considered by many to have been one of the main architects of the

tony chang has more now from bangkok, a hair in the crowd of the protest. is there a people holding up signs calling for piety, general church to get out ah, carrying the speeches. the fiery speeches up on the stage to speak about the speaker is denouncing out in his time in power that they say according to the constitution could, should come to the end of midnight tonight. the point at which he's been in power for 8 years after seeing how and a military coup in 2014, he said he'll abide by the decision of the constitution copeland to we're going to rule on that point of lot to morrow. i don't know. they'll make an immediate decision, but it's constitutional court, which is still in the government's favor. 5 of the 9 judges have been put in place by them, and their rulings in the past have generally favored the government. nonetheless, this is really about building up momentum by the opposition. i head of elections next year. the crowd here is relatively large, but this isn't what type of barry of position we saw in 2020, when tens of thousands of young peo

well, also joining us now is tony ching, from bangkok and tony, nancy pelosi has had a long history of criticizing china. so why do you think that she's made the trip now? well i as an individual, as you so she has that long history, but i think we have to look good sir. although we've seen a sort of a statement from the white house saying that perhaps she wasn't being encouraged to go. this does seem to be a move from the united states in general. it is not exactly provoking china, but certainly testing it. or we saw a lot of animosity during the champ for years, which didn't really amount to much in that, i think, to a certain extent, the biden administration has tried to tamp down a bit. but they are still very keen. i think on pushing china's limits a little bit. it's also period time when china is perhaps a little more vulnerable than it's been in the past. it's covered shut down. so i've had a huge economic impact, which is only just being felt at the same time. we've heard that sir. president biden has been in touch with president she several times the last couple of weeks. so i

well, as you can thank lacey is now in south korean, tony chang is following that voice from bangkok and tony percy's put soul and a bit of an old composition. he hasn't g that she has slowly her. but i think the faith that the attention still remains on taiwan are not so much on. so will be a good for her. i think good for her hosts as well as she is, as you mentioned, expected to give this press conference with the with the speaker of the assembly. and so it wasn't expected that she would see president yoon on this trip. he's on holiday, but it was announced yesterday evening. they would exchange a phone call. south korea's foreign minister is at the assay and meeting him non pen. but i think that in some ways is an advantage for the south koreans. they have been slightly caught out by the controversy regarding the taiwan visit. they are keen not to offend the chinese who remain their largest trading partners. but they are also a very strong ally of the united states. there are u. s. forces based in south korea and they remain a i think, very close in that respect. so i think to a

but in taking on a government that by generals it faces a formidable foe, toni chang, l to 0. bangkok voting is underway in angola and what's expected to be its closest election and decades. the ruling party of president jour lorenzo is aiming to extend its 47 years in power of frustration at rising poverty, and inflation is fueling a strong challenge from the opposition coalition. still head on al jazeera, we speak to a palestinian held by israel without charging his nearly 6 months into a hunger strike. an emotional scenes in south korea as a government inquiry confirms years of abuse at a state run detention facility. ah, let's go with here a world whether update. hi there, thanks for joining him. we'll kick this one off in pakistan. we're this is now our 3rd monsoon. depression in about is many weeks. so we're just getting blanket. it was rain here, some spots of sin province, scooping up more than a 100 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. that's enough to cause flash flooding and all this wet weather is leaking into afghanistan, specifically eastern portions. and j

tony chang joins us now live from bangkok. so what does this mean? does it mean it's the immediate end of the road for the prime minister? no, it doesn't. it doesn't mean that he's finishing government either. it was a $4.00 to $5.00 decision by the constitutional court handed down about an hour ago . they said he is suspended temporarily and that they will come to a decision by the end of september. the senior deputy prime minister private wants to one will step up into his place for the moment, but because he holds their position, the per defense minister, he'll still be in government. he'll still be a member of the cabinet and he still be very much involved. that said, i think this is going to be seen by the protest. this is something of a victory. they've been chipping away prior to analysis position for a couple of years now. 2 years ago we saw mass demonstrations when tens of thousands young people came out on the streets, calling for his resignation. this might locate them to a certain extent. it is certainly going to be something of a shake o

well, tony chang is following developments for us from bangkok as 77 years old. this really takes uncensored she out of the political picture for quite some time to come in. and i think this is what everyone was expecting she's facing. in total 19 cases for arranger of charges, including the ones to day for corruption or, or sewing in the court to their napa door, they heard case. they have evidence in a case which has been brought against her for misuse of her est helicopter. there have been cases about the misuse of walkie talkies. a really i think what we're seeing here is a continuation of the process which we've seen since the coo of the military who have just thrown charges against her. trying to remove it. they know that if a, in an electoral a stand up, she would defeat them again. they have promised elections by the autumn of 2023. we've heard from men on lie the senior general in charge of the military jointer, or that he will go ahead with that in the last couple of weeks. if uncensored she was to remain in the political sphere at that stage, it would

and so today, tiny chang there for us following that visit for us from bangkok. thank you tony. well, in the wake of nancy pelosi taiwan trip, a foreign ministers from the association of southeast asian nations have expressed concern about the possibility of open conflict between major powers, delegates from the 10 member r c. and group holding talks at the moment in cambodia as capital minister say they're concerned volatility could lead to miscalculations and the region and their aging maximum restraint. well, let's bring in florence louis. you joins us live now front and on pen. i flew a lot on the agenda there, but all eyes on what's happening in seas around taiwan, presumably absolutely. in countries, in se asia are concerned what's happening in the taiwan strait. good phil over to the region and we've heard the are the in foreign ministers issue a statement saying, but they are concerned about the volatility that could lead to miscalculation that miscalculation means that there is a risk of conflict, a risk of confrontation, and urging maximum restraint. in the saying that

just either off the coast of northern lebanon protests as have gathered in thailand's capital of bangkok or head of a court ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power or if i'm not sure. and 10 of his ministers survived. and no confidence for last month opposition parties had alleged ethics violations 5 took power and acute 2014 opponent say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year time is up. fairly trying has worn out from bangkok, a hair in the crowd of the protests. is there a people holding up signs calling for piety, general church to get out ah, carrying the speeches. that fiery speeches up on the stage to speak about the speaker his denouncing out in his time and pow, did they say according to the constitution could, should come to the end of midnight tonight. the point at which he's been in power for 8 years after seeing how an a military coup in 2014, he said he'll abide by the decision of the constitution, the court to we're going to rule on that point of law to morrow. i don't know they'll make an immediate decision, but it's constitutional cour

tony chang is tracking the latest developments for us from bangkok and tony. i mean the foreign ministry in beijing, not really buying the distance. the white house is trying to make between it and the policy visit beijing as obviously been very angry on thursday morning again. it has and i think it's going to continue to, to be very angry for some time to come at it. it really depends whether you see the, the statements coming from the white house sort of trying to distance themselves as, as really highlighting a difference between joe biden and nancy pelosi or whether this is just some kind of tactic for them to make this slightly easier for the chinese to swallow it, it clearly has in words you're hearing a lot of the, this very fiery rhetoric coming out of beijing or so coming out of chinese diplomats around the world, you know, talking about the need for reunification and time one the, the need to re educate the taiwanese people in faith in some cases. and i think we are going to see, you know, a very unified wave of chinese diplomacy very angrily condemn

the pry you john, or child lead protest as in bangkok, voiced their disapproval of the temporary change of duties at the top, and demanded an overhaul of the entire political leadership. i live in the week, they marched towards the government quarter in the city with their demands. maybe what i, we're not happy among young. i don't know. pry, you don't power from a woman and became prime minister in a cool. and i don't that done. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. film. and he wasn't even elected in the 1st place. thing that i looked at in the unclean. he stayed for a long time and had no vision for the country with an anna room prelude to suspended. but probably just taking his place, then they're both times got what i am unhappy. he's gone to some extent. but i think the whole cabinet should have left with him by the ha, curb. ha, ha, thank on my zach and gentlemen of him on this is tired, political and liz john garrison, but one to re, to dear. it's good to have you on the show after a long time now for you to john or char has stepped down temporarily. but with paula going to his deputy private

east of bangkok, video circulating on social media, showed thick smoke billowing from the entrance where people were trying to escape could out in the u. s. government has declared monkey pox, a public health emergency, the announcement freeze up money and other resources to fight the virus. monkey pox can cause fever, aches, chills, and fatigue. more than 7000 americans have become infected. what kenya is gearing up for a presidential election next week? that set to be a tight race between deputy president william rudo and opposition leader. right. hello. didn't go election campaigns in kenya or an opportunity for some people there to earn money as paid supporters for candidates. but there's also a violent side to campaigning. as d, w morrow move there, now reports gangs are paid to intimidate candidates and voters through physical violence. they're even prepared to kill inaction season and county. i mean, money making season kenyans was struggling to survive. earn a living by cheering for candidates. it's not about the ology. it's about putting food on the table. single mother, marina.

the fire broke out in the early morning at the mountain b, music bar about 160 kilometers. se of bangkok, video circulating on social media showed thick smoke billowing from the entrance through which people were trying to escape. kenya is gearing up for a presidential election next week. that said to be a tight race between deputy president william rudo and opposition leader royal o dingo election campaigns and kenya are an opportunity for many people to earn money as paid supporters for candidates. but there's also a violence side to campaigning. as d w is malia and mila now reports gangs are paid to intimidate candidates and voters through physical violence. they're even prepared to kill for money o election season and kenya means money making season kenyans who are struggling to survive. earn a living by cheering for a candidates. it's not about ideology. it's about putting food on the table. single mother, marina. we know mobilizes crowds when i robes. women representative i so we don't have any jobs. like for children, they're supposed to go back to school. we don't have any money.

and this is gonna close at 2 o'clock bangkok time, which is in 17 minutes time. then it brian will be aware of what the total revenues and all the revenue from the auction. every single dollar gets re petra t. i much. where is ruby mining in mozambique? and the government has full transparency on the amount and the proceeds from the ocean and the relevant taxes are being paid on, on that. welcome to all of you. and every good wish for the 3 options, that'll be closing today. the ocean is now just closed. the end of the auction is monitored by government officials and them was m beat to texas authorities. this there's a transparency that ran the gemstone mining industry. we're not allowed to film the announcement of individual sales, but overall and new record has been sets. the auction brings in almost $100000000.00. it's a windfall for the company and state coffers, but how much of that will reach the people was a big government is not known for transparency or good governance. according to the constitution, 2.75 percent of the tax revenues must flow back into t

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. ♪♪ >> it was close to midnight when they arrived in bangkok.ional charm for which their land is famous. they were also greeted by the u.s. ambassador, maxwell bishop, and other members of the diplomatic corps. ♪ ♪ >> leading his guests into a reception room at airport, the prime minister added a formal welcome of his own. ♪ ♪ >> as the foreign minister and other dignitaries looked on, the premier recalled how warmly he had been received during his own visit to america just the year before, and he regretted there wasn't time enough to entertain his american friends appropriately. ♪ >> in reply, the u.s. vice president insisted that the welcome was much more than adequate, and he expressed deep gratefulness that so many of thailand's leaders should be kind enough to turn up and meet him when he had been obliged to come at so late an hour. in a dining room prepared for the occasion, the prime minister and mr. nixon and their party partook of a mud night dinner, one -- midnight dinner, one more example of thailand's hospitality to the american good