on the way to bangkok, and he set off from bangkok to the northern mariana islands, us territory, hen. those pictures just into us of julian assange. a former fujitsu engineer who helped design the faulty horizon software at the centre of the post office it scandal, has said sorry to a sub—postmistress wrongly jailed for stealing money. garethjenkins said he may have been 'wrongly confident�* that accounting bugs were quickly resolved. seema misra was sent to prison when pregnant, one of hundreds of sub—postmasters falsely accused of theft. our employment correspondent zoe conway reports. garethjenkins is not a household name, but he is a key figure in the post office scandal. he helped design the faulty horizon software system. he gave evidence in court cases, including that of former sub—postmistress seema misra. his testimony helped put her in prison whilst pregnant after she was wrongly accused of stealing £70,000. it is very, very important because i definitely want to know why he did what he did, who was behind it and all of that. five years ago, sub—postmasters won their stunn

of caged animals for sale as pets have died during a fire at a famous market in the thai capital, bangkokfire at jatuujack market started in the early hours of the morning, and is thought to have been caused by an electrical fault. here's michael bristow — asia pacific editor for the bbc�*s world service — with more about the market. well, this fire began in a section of the market which sells pets, essentially. and you mentioned some of those there also snakes, birds, fish, all kinds of things. it's a massive market, the biggest in thailand, one of the biggest in southeast asia. and it sells all kinds of things from food to clothes to furniture and antiques. this particular section sold pets. it's open monday to sunday. so all week the market itself is popular on the weekend. but this particular section for pets is open throughout the week. and that's where the fire began, began in the early hours of the morning. so it started and wasn't detected for some time and apparently has destroyed about 100 shops in this kind of tightly knit area with lots of little alleyways. and about a thousan

the governor of the bank of tylan joining us here in bangkok. our take looking into the use of nickel as a component of ev batteries and the deadly secret powering the success. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. tracking gains in the u.s. avril hong on top of developments in singapore. avril: yeah. we are seeing markets about to go off to the lunch break but it's been fairly flat. a slight rebound from the flat close a-day ago amid sermons -- amid concerns about property. we are seeing that boosting expectations that we will get cuts from the central bank helping to further fuel the rally in chinese bonds which could put pressure on the currency. flip the board because even as we talk about potential rate cuts in china for japan it's about potential rate hikes and based on comments from the bank of japan governor that still seems to be on the table even though there was skepticism. the bank of japan is going to reduce bond purchases. pressure on japanese government bonds. the stocks are doing well. still seeing some weakness on the yen althou

sansh has already made his first stop in bangkok, next is the island of saipan, where the trial is toe. us authorities should have finally closed the case. we will seek clemency in court, however, under the us espionage act, we must plead guilty to receiving and disclosing national defense information. this is a fairly serious problem for journalists and those working on national security issues. journalistic organizations, supporters around the world have already named what is happening. strongly condemned the terrorist attack in dagestan, expressed solidarity with the russian people and sincere condolences to the families of the victims. he wished the injured a speedy recovery. the leaders also agreed to continue coordination on the fight against terrorism, and also agreed on further personal contacts, including at the shanghai cooperation organization summit in astana in july. moscow's tough response to european sanctions against our media. russia restricts on its territory access to the whole. a number of information resources of the european union and pan-european countries, this

taking off from bangkok airport, julian assange begins the next leg of his journey home to australia, after agreeing a plea deal with us authorities. and coming up on sportsday in the next half an hour, we're going to be live in cologne as england prepare to play theirfinal group game at the european championships. hello and welcome to bbc news, i am kasia madera. we have lots on the programme and we will be covering the situation with the gambling situation with the labour party, but we are going to start with kenya in this hour. police in the capital nairobi have shot dead at least five people taking part in huge demonstrations against planned tax increases. crowds broke through police cordons and entered the city's parliament buildings, setting part of the complex alight. for several hours, police fired tear gas and rubber bullets as thousands of protesters marched through the streets. about a0 people are being treated in hospital. our correspondent merchuma is following developments from nairobi and has the latest. this is the accident and emergency unit at the kenyatta national h

the flight diverted to bangkok.ttack during the incident. live now to nick marsh in our asia business hub. tell us more about the offer. what does it mean to the passengers?— what does it mean to the ”asseners? ,, ., ~ , passengers? sing apore airlines have off offered _ passengers? sing apore airlines have off offered $10,000 - passengers? sing apore airlines have off offered $10,000 to - have off offered $10,000 to each passenger who received minor injuries. i've reached out to singapore airlines and asked — firstly, what does minor mean and how many passengers are we talking about? they haven't responded as of yet. i'll keep you updated when they do. but we do know that more than a hundred people were treated in hospital after that flight diverted to bangkok following that turbulence. so we're talking about at least a hundred people entitled to this $10,000. for people who sustained more severe injuries, they've been offered an initial advance payment of $25,000 us. and that's actually subject to negotiation depe

bangkok is counting on support at the summit, which will be held in kazan in october.arge-scale sports festival. the strongest, including olympic champions, enter the fight. world record holders, almost 100 countries, 27 sports, about 500 participants, in short, our hottest summer. svetlana kostina, about the opening ceremony of the athletes’ mood. kazan is once again becoming the sports capital of the world; following the universiade, tatarstan hosts the brix games. the opening ceremony begins with the real ball of natasha rostova, it seems that the whole world knows it. and here is the rocket on which yuri gagarin was the first in history to fly into space. came to russia. athletes from china, the united arab emirates, north korea, serbia, venezuela, cuba, germany, switzerland, great britain, and of course, the largest russian team. russian federation. after the parade, the participating countries showed a welcoming speech from vladimir putin on the big screen. sports games under the auspices of our organization are an important part of a comprehensive political, eco

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according to agence france-presse, the plane with journalists is now flying to bangkok, where in aboutf an hour it will refuel and fly to the maryan archipelago. while assange's exit on freedom was welcomed by his family and many politicians around the world, including the leaders of cuba, mexico, and colombia. the case against the australian was opened in the united states in 2010 after the wikileaks website published a huge number of files with information sensitive to washington. asansh was then working in sweden, then went to the uk, but when in 2012 there was a threat of his extradition to the states, he requested political asylum at the ecuadorian embassy in london and found himself in a trap to leave. the fire quickly engulfed the fifth to eighth floors, trapping everyone inside inside. eyewitnesses filmed heartbreaking footage of people breaking windows and calling for help. everything around was shrouded in black smoke. at some point , the structures collapsed. more than 130 specialists and 50 pieces of equipment worked on site, and two helicopters were involved. the building

the journey was quite long, the business jet made an intermediate landing for refueling in bangkok.e united states. there he will have to complete the deal previously concluded with the american fimida. the founder of wikileaks will appear in court, but is also expected to plead guilty to conspiracy to illegally obtain classified information related to national issues. us defense. as a punishment, asanju was promised to count the time he had already spent behind bars. the ministry of justice assured that immediately after the end of the court hearing the journalist will receive freedom and the right to fly home to australia. the case against asandzh was opened in the united states in 2010 after the wikileaks website published documents about nato operations in afghanistan. fearing extradition , assange spent 7 long years on the territory of the ecuadorian embassy in london, but then... was extradited to the british, from 2019 until today he was kept in a special security prison. russians who are currently in kenya should stay at home if possible, they should avoid crowded places and

on the flight from bangkok, the main passenger of flight vjt-199 looked thoughtfully out the window for 12 years. they leave the airfield together with the australian ambassador himself. district court, far from washington, asansh appears before the press in an unusual suit and tie. mr. asansh, do you want to say something to your supporters? only 25 journalists were allowed inside, it was impossible to film, because the historical moment, so humiliating for a supporter of complete freedom of the press, when asansh, as part of a deal with the american authorities, was forced to plead guilty to espionage, was not on camera. hit. 62 months behind bars. no, he did not express such a desire, we did not discuss this with him, he is just glad that he will become a free man again, 13 years have passed since all this began, he has... which he has not been able to do for many looking forward to spending time with his family, doing normal things, yo, listening to the birds singing, swimming in the ocean of children, so he's just excited with and having dinner with loved ones, putting off meeting

a plane believed to be carrying the wikileaks founder landed in bangkok a short time ago. years and continue continentals for revealing state secrets. cbs's jarred hill is joining us live with these really new developments. jarred, what's going on. >> this has been a years-long saga. we're expecting julian assange overnight -- at least tomorrow to face a u.s. commonwealth judge tomorrow. assange has long argued he only acted as a journalist when he published documents on the site wikileaks. now he's agreed to plead guilty to disclosing national defense information. >> reporter: video from wikileaks founder shows assange traveling from the uk. assange is expected to plead guilty tomorrow to one counts of espionage for his role in one of the biggest leaks of classified information recent u.s. history. the u.s. prosecutors are giving him credit for serving a little more than five years behind bars in london. he would have faced life in prison if convicted of 18 koimts, most under the is pa nan act, for conspiring with army intelligence officer chelsea manning over documents i

permanently bangkok cars on the great highway.he plan would eliminate 4 lanes from lincoln, where the slow boulevard creating space where a currently unfunded oceanfront park highway closed during the pandemic to provide outdoor space for presidents. now some neighbors want to make that permanent. >>have a destination worthy park that is, you know, in keeping with that vision of like what the west side and this part in ocean beach just capable of traffic will destroy the neighborhood that would create more health issues safety issues, people are almost getting hit by cars all the time. and why should it be closed? and during the week when nobody uses it. >>past drivers were turned off lincoln way and then that will funnel themselves on sunset boulevard to sloat. okay, back to our live 1st alert weather. let's give you a live look outside. you can see karl. the fog in that marine layer just rolling in over the golden gate bridge. let's check back in with meteorologist jessica burch, >>beautiful weather over the weekend, and we have

we heard one range of protest are in bangkok said to tony chunk that they don't want more genocide. how does the situation that they're here facing now compared to what we saw in me involved in 2017 this uh, thank you to uh, well, this time it said, i think the ranges, uh, i mean got uh between um the config, not an army and but my de, my middle tree it's, it's a little bit different. i would say are rather different from what happened in 2017, when you had a clear case of getting, sadly intent on the part of the me and my ministry. a game though he goes. but this time, the cost of between these 2 uh, you know, conflicting parties. i find a started correctly the one of the reasons why the conflicts has stepped up is because the con, the army is taking advantage of the punk beach would appear to be splits within the forces of the national unity government. that's a medium of government in exile. what's driving those splits within the government forces? one of the course of the community of the media to community going to be why didn't know the you have and you g, p, d, f. uh, you kno

airplane with juliana masange made a technical stop at bangkok airport, according to media informationplane will be refueled there, the next stop is planned in the northern mariana islands, where it will take place. born in 1971 in towns. in australia in 1989, he announced himself by hacking into the nasa computer network. in 2006 he founded the wikileaks website. asansh was its official and led a team of nine people. in 2007-20 he began collaborating with the media. julian asanche sent tens of thousands of documents about the war to international editors iraq. some of the documents concerned the execution of civilians. after the publication of the materials , an outbreak broke out. national scandal. in august 2010, asansh arrived in sweden, at which time the american authorities became interested in him. here he wanted protection. in sweden , an investigation began against asandzh based on allegations from two women about asandzh’s sexual advances. on december 1, 2010, interpol issued an arrest warrant for assange. he was put on the international wanted list. on february 24, 2011, a b

eso está programado a llevarse a cabo en el restaurante bangkok thai en la ciudad de merced de las 17bre la ciudad de modesto donde las temperaturas estarán en los 90 grados, pero para hablarnos un poco más del tiempo vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera. feliz jueves marcelo. te vamos a escuchar en tu reporte del tiempo. gracias. qué tal? buenas tardes. feliz jueves. oiga, las condiciones van a estar bien secas, prácticamente para toda la región y así van a estar durante esta tarde en la zona de san josé. esas temperaturas van a estar ubicándose entre los 75, 77 y 79 grados, como temperaturas máximas durante esta tarde, y se espera que igualmente en la zona de sacramento las condiciones estén igualmente secas. sin embargo, miren, esas temperaturas van a estar acercándose a los 90 grados y no descarto que lleguen. entonces también quizás a los medianos 90 durante horas de la tarde de hoy. así que si reside en estas zonas, tenga mucha precaución y hidrátese correctamente durante el día de hoy. las máximas para el día de mañana en la ciudad de hayward van a estar ubicadas en los 76 grados.

in our series on women and a is that we introduce you to a young gamer from bangkok, gen the more the high. why don't we play games with me when i was very small and i really enjoyed. it taught me a feeling, you know, like how games makers think tacitly they required strategy. and then when i play a game, i set goals like i have to overcome this soul tie. they make me focus on what i want to do. i have to try and how to achieve those goals. i was on southern phone one. 0, time chai, or people name is jenny or the wrong. i currently work a tie e sports as the as yesterday. so then i'm also in apple st with the full sense team, i currently live in phone calls. okay, hip hop. and to me i was around 18 years old. then when i started competing seriously, and you know, when i started on an income, i'm a prize money cell stand. it was my goal to stop on my family for money and supported myself by competing on taking money towards the competing. i was very, very novice and then a lot of because when you compete online from high life, even though it is sitting there watching a premium higher.

assange partiÓ del reino unido en este aviÓn rumbo a bangkok.planea declararse culpable de un cargo de conspiraciÓn para obtener y divulgar informaciÓn de defensa nacional. todo como parte de un trato con el departamento de justicia. luego se espera que regrese a australia. su paÍs nativo, lo que indica que la sentencia serÍa por 62 meses, el tiempo que ya cumpliÓ en prisiÓn, assange se convirtiÓ en uno de los hombres mÁs conocidos en todo el mundo. cuando en 2010 revelÓ miles de documentos confidenciales del gobierno estadounidense, enfrentaba mÁs de una decena de cargos por espionaje. en 2012 se autoexilÓo a la embajada de ecuador en londres y eventualmente, en 2019 fue arrestado por la policÍa britÁnica. hoy, el trato con el departamento de justicia es celebrado por miles que lo consideran un hÉroe. wikileaks compartiÓ este mensaje en ex agradeciendo el apoyo que han recibido y afirmando que la libertad de assange es la de todos. su esposa stella, hablÓ emocionada con la bbc it's a world of emotions i mean i'm just a elated. >> can't feels li

in our series on women in asia, we introduce you to a young gamer from bangkok. the more the higher my thought would play games with me when i was very small and i really enjoyed, it taught me a feeling, you know, like how games makers think tacitly they required strategy. and then when i play a game, i set goals like i have to overcome this so that they may be focused on what i want to do. i have to try and how to achieve those goals. i was planning on southern phone one 0 time chai, or people name is jenny or the wrong. i currently work a tie e sports as me yesterday. so then i'm also in apple st. but the full sense team i currently live among coffee. okay. hey, a pop up and to me i was around 18 years old. then when i started competing seriously, you know more than i started on an income from the prize money or said that it was my going to stop on my family, some money and supported myself by competing on the tank team left the competing. i was very, very novice spent, then allowed because when you compete online from high life, you know, in a, sitting there w

the founder of wikileaks was released from belmarsh prison in london, boarded a plane to bangkok, andislands, where he is during this us district court behind me. he is expected to plead guilty of one felony, of obtaining and disclosing national security material. no jail time for this deal. he will be given credit forjail time in the uk. our correspondence looks at the long and bitter stand—off between the us government and julian assange. julian assange, a polarising figure, was already airborne when the world learned of the deal that secured his release. it's a whirlwind of emotions. i mean, i'm just elated, frankly. it's just incredible. i don't know... it kinda feels like it's not real. light them allup... it was this footage released by wikileaks in 2010 that brought julian assange international attention. it shows an american helicopter gunship shooting unarmed iraqi civilians. it was part of a flood of classified material, military files and diplomatic cables, spilt by wikileaks that year. months later, an international arrest warrant was issued. sweden wanted to his question

he then hopped on a plane to get to bangkok and then he came here and now he is in this courthouse. this has been an unexpected location, bazaar location, if you will to end a dramatic case and a dramatic turn of events. this legal saga has spanned almost a decade and a half. it has spanned five countries, it has involved relentless diplomacy and advocacy and it has raged a lot of question specifically about freedom of speech, especially when it comes to reporting on national security. many have said that while he is going to walk away free, that doesn't mean that it's automatically good news for freedom of speech because he has pleaded guilty for that one felony. but here in this remote us pacific island for the first time in a very long time, after the legal proceedings are finalised, julian assange will be able to go back to australia a free man. be able to go back to australia a free man-— a free man. thank you very much for that. a free man. thank you very much for that a _ a free man. thank you very much for that. a rather _ a free man. thank you very much for that. a rather u

our reporter in bangkok panisa aemocha has more details.e lgbt group and advocate to fight for the bill, to be to be here finally. but the officials ones date back to about 2012 and now thailand is the first asian country, this country, to pass the same sex marriage legislations. so, yeah, at the moment, the thai people, the international organisations also congratulates on the passing of the bill. there's still opposition even to the senate parliament today, as we mentioned, that the term for gender—specific term, such as husband and wife, has been removed from the bill. and some of the senate argue that the fact that the bills remove all the gender—specific term or will undermine, quote unquote, undermine the family structures and jeopardise the right of heterosexual, men and women. but alas, the parliament has passed the bill. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the us federal trade commission has referred a complaint to thejustice department against the social media platform tiktok over potential violations of the

i think a lot of southeast asian cities and if you look at examples in bangkok, have realised the importanceother parts of life in southeast asia. ~ . ~ parts of life in southeast asia. ~ ., ~ ., asia. we talk about extreme weather and _ asia. we talk about extreme weather and heat _ asia. we talk about extreme weather and heat is - asia. we talk about extreme weather and heat is a - asia. we talk about extreme weather and heat is a key i weather and heat is a key consideration and we know it means that the green transition will be important because the hotter it gets, the more people want to hide in their homes and turn on aircon and depending on how that generated of the electricity from fossil fuels, cyclical e—commerce that exacerbates the problem. cyclical e-commerce that exacerbates the problem. yes, it does that _ exacerbates the problem. yes, it does that is _ exacerbates the problem. yes, it does that is one _ exacerbates the problem. yes, it does that is one of— exacerbates the problem. yes, it does that is one of the - it does that is one of the problems we face in trying to reduc

even in bangkok we've got the chances of our very wet day on wednesday. we spend the stones, i decide it's a season the correct way to have a warning. i would suggest they're expecting really big showers, at least for a couple of days. this metal serve you things i'm not quite is a nice of spin around in the the by tips are drawing cold air up the modified say about time it gets to, i have to like know, but we're still talking low teens, but without the sunshine. so you don't use these bit disappointing after satellite . i mean all the better. and now when processing incoming cloud and rain, which will probably reach you late on wednesday, significant rain but not lasting very long. and this is equally rain showing itself the good part of queensland. but it dropped the ball concentrated in the north island of new zealand. now shooting has been you may be a little concerned cuz of course, i remember last year fucking in no assignment because the persistence of this right, it's heavy, but it shouldn't be anything like as bad as that the award winning progra

wikileaks has released this footage of one of the world's best prisoners arriving for a layover in bangkokacific island, us territory, where a judge will approve his play. it's a judge will approve his play. it's a whirlwind of emotions. i mean, i'm just elated, frankly, it'sjust incredible. i don't know, it feels like it's not real. it was this footage released by wikileaks in 2010 which first brought international attention to julian assange. it shows an american helicopter gunships in iraq shooting unarmed civilians. it was part of a flood of military secrets spilled by wikileaks that year. two years later he was wanted in sweden for questioning about allegations of sexual assault made by two women. to avoid extradition, he sought refuge in ecuador�*s london embassy. he spent seven years there, but was arrested in 2019 when the ecuadorian government withdrew his political asylum. and he was jailed for skipping bail. soon, it was the americans asking for his extradition. after endless court cases, it was approved by the then home secretary, priti patel, in 2022. butjulian assange kept ap

paged animals have been killed in a fire at thailand's theme is open there. chapter chuck market in bangkok, snakes birds, dogs, cats, and many other creatures, were burned to the ty. authorities say, the blaze was started by an electric electrical short circuit. now the prince, where the 1st opinion polls since the staff election was called for june 30th projects, a win for the fall, right? national rally. however, marine, the pens, party is forecast to fall short of an absolute majority. for his present amount of on the current dissolved the lower house of frances parliament. after sunday's you elections, which saw his centrist coalition suffer a rezoning defeat on the screen. it says powers look normal, but there's only one thing people are talking about here. the fresh parliamentary elections just cooled by president my chrome after a surgeon votes for the fall right. next time, the white stream right in your aspect. i don't think that's a good thing to remember. you have children, she be the name of her. he thank you. okay, make good things clear right now. what would it say? i needed

it has to be said, it will bring new meaning to the term bangkok. anyway, the show is nearly over.y's front pages . daily wednesday's front pages. daily mail labour's secret tax rise dossier the telegraph britain 20 years behind europe on cancer care . the guardian nhs will buy care. the guardian nhs will buy bedsin care. the guardian nhs will buy beds in care homes to cut hospital waits, say labour. the times starmer tax threat to savers with a chequebook. the inews have uk secret talks over financial turmoil at it giant that could hit benefits and the nhs. and finally, the daily star have rise with the bulk snackers . please wash your hands. those were your front pages. that's all we have time for. my thanks to my guests leo, kirsten, steve and alan andrew doyle be back here tomorrow at 11 pm. with nick dixon and josh howie. if you've been watching at 5 am. for breakfast, stay tuned for more. otherwise, thank you very much and good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evenin

law enforcement, julian assange flew from the u.k., stopping to refuel in bangkok on the way to saipane capital of the northern mariana islands, u.s. commonwealth, australia would be the final stop. saipan's palm-french white-sanded beaches a world away rom the grim high-security prison cell where assange had lang wished for the past five years. details of the plea bargain deal are not clear, but assange will plead guilty at this courthouse to a single charge under the espionage act and will be sentenced to time served, 62 months. he had been in prison since 2019, after being unceremoniously kicked out of the ecuadorian embassy in london, where he had sought refuge from u.s. extradition since 2012p or the wikileaks founder had faced 18 charges after releasing leaks provided by u.s. army intelligence analyst chelsea manning in 2010, including diplomatic cables and footage from the u.s. military helicopter allegedly showing iraqi civilians being killed in baghdad. >> come on, fire appeared [gunfire] >> reporter: another wikileaks dump saw 20,000 emails leaks from hillary clinton's electi

between southeast asian nations, madagascar and into paul, it comes a month after authorities in bangkokhousands of turtles coming from madagascar were found in the luggage and have been speaking to the environment minister and started by asking him, why demand was high for these animals across southeast asia. ., ,., _, , asia. there are some countries 'ust asia. there are some countries just want _ asia. there are some countries just want to — asia. there are some countries just want to pared _ asia. there are some countries just want to pared the - asia. there are some countries just want to pared the animals | just want to pared the animals for instance, for the totals, some cultures believe that as this totals live long time, there are a sign of good luck and sign of good health for the house that will pat them but for the same animal, under the country, we believe that they have value, they edit in soups for instance so, as i said, it's really different for the lemurs, some countriesjust lemurs, some countries just wants lemurs, some countriesjust wants to pet them, to private famil

during the sellers left, london stands to the airport on a chartered flight and his brain stopped in bangkok to refuel, then, so to cite pon, in the northern body on an island. so us territory and the pacific. when he appeared in courts now he's heading home to australia, as a freeman with join now from side pine by thomas. by noon yet the chief regional correspondence for k u am use. good. have you with us? you were in court at the time. what was it like in court? special or julie and i saw just walked into court. it was a live the audience. you could hear lots of chatter happening in the background. the moment that julian assigned walked in with his team, you could almost hear a pin drop. it was as if the gravity of the moment was finally realized and made into reality for us here in sight that in the northern mariana islands, about 60 people or sole steel filled the main port room on the 3rd floor of this building where i'm standing out now, and by now the world has seen the images of juliet assigned walking through those doors right behind me as a free man. and of course, lots of attenti

our reporter in bangkok panisa aemocha has more details.d advocate to fight for the bill, to be to be here finally. but the officials ones date back to about 2012 and now thailand is the first asian country, this has been decades for us, for the thai people, this country, to pass the same sex marriage legislations. so, yeah, at the moment, the thai people, the international organisations also congratulates on the passing of the bill. there's still opposition even to the senate parliament today, as we mentioned, that the term for gender—specific term, such as husband and wife, has been removed from the bill. and some of the senate argue that the fact that the bills remove all the gender—specific term or will undermine, unquote, undermine the family structures and jeopardise the right of heterosexuals, men and women. but alas, the parliament has passed the bill. thailand will become just the third country in all of asia to allow for marriage equality. taiwan legalized same sex marriage in 2019, and nepal did sojust last year. and, finally, wi

blast, red twin, baby, elephant bone, and tyler, the man and female, were born in the capital of bangkok. categories were unexpected. the birth of the mail elephant they, i believe to be only the fed twin elephant of spring of different sexes in the world. all right, well that's it for me. and joe, you kind of co sign more information on a website. i'll just come there is the news continues, am on auto 0 off the street. that's watching the on counting the cost. you are a plays catch up with the us in china and what's being called a competitive this crisis is private us, but pushed through economic performance with a refuse to follow the entry majority of how the, how should pilgrimage is boosting saudis, according counting the cost on al jazeera in this and those voices are turning to social media to reclaim their identity culture and traditions, creating community and challenging stereotypes. one post at a time, and these pauses and this is the stream, the genocide of then you calling us those. so you stabilize, and now you fetish thing, the top of the boat, really just the, the, the co

of caged animals have been killed in a fire at thailand's famous open eh, chapter truck market in bangkok, snakes birds, dogs, cats, and many other creatures, were burned to death. tire told her to say the blaze was started by an electrical short circuit. the scientists research and african elephants have reveals that they appear to have names for each other research and say they communicate using unique calls, no rumbles, but can be had across great distances that can be used to grab the attention to for specific elephant. it's an ability that only a few y dynamos. i believe, to have this low rumble is barely distinguishable as a human is. but don't tell it the elephant seems to know exactly what it means. scientists say that's because elephants have unique coals used to communicate across large distances. they've been eaves dropping on to hood some kenya to create a sound library for the research. about half of the, the sound in the call is below our level of hearing. so we actually cannot hear it . and so we have to use a special microphone to record these calls and we also had to be q

fighting those, forced many of them in your communities, out of their homes, so the change has more from bangkok on the side of the headquarters and bank called the right hand go community. china is come out to protest and hand over led to the united nations of what they say, all serious human rights. this is taking place in your kind state on the animal, and they're talking not just about the actions of the military june to those at the, our account on the resistance posted. it's been fighting against for the past few years since the military you do one, just supported the supporting from united nation. please help us and take care of us. we just one piece. we don't want to see more in the sense that we're hanging reports that we have heard from inside say that the a has also been to go ahead and get him on that is really far outside of the city. a boat he's done or in mid may more than 800 whose was says a lot, you know, a 100000 people display. never hang a community here so that as the college intensifies, or i think of people once again, getting in the middle. tony channels is there. 0 and

mr assange was released from prison last night and flown by private jet via bangkok to saipan.ies a custodial sentence, but assange has already served five years for breaching bail conditions, and so will be released immediately for time served. it brings to a close a 1li—year saga in which mr assange has fought extradition, first hiding out at the ecuadorian embassy in london, then fighting extradition from a prison cell at belmarsh. mr assange's wife, stella assange, spoke this morning to the bbc�*s today programme. i don't want to say too much until it's been signed off by a judge, but the important thing here is that the deal involves time served, that if he signed it, he would be able to walk free. joining me from washington is charlie savage, new york times national security and legal reporter. it's lovely to have you on the programme. you wrote a piece today in which you said it was an ambiguous end to this long—running legal saga, which hasjeopardised the ability of otherjournalists to report on military information or diplomatic information. can you explain that? diplo

a live the shala's across the indo china saying some pick down pools just to the southeast of the bangkok, 99 millimeters, the frame here 24 hours west. the weather will tend to just a little further east with so. so, you know, i'm saying some big down pool, some heavy right possibilities. some flooding extending down into something concept, cambodia as well. plenty of showers across the philippines, northern parts of borneo, just seeing some live down pools. quite a rash just shows that across some, entre must have been denisia. we'll see some heavy rain from time to time. see through the dice. i was just ramping up. so a few shouts into the eastern side of australia at present, you can say we have got this, larry red cloud here, this the truck producing a few showers. where's the weather will come into the western positive of stratum, go to an area of low pressure. that's going to trip this way further north, within the 2nd reload, we'll develop just using across the bites as we go through the next couple of the dice. big down polls could cause a little bit of a localized flooding into

of caged animals had been killed in a fire and thailand famous open air chapter truck markets and bangkok snakes birds, dogs, cats, and many other creatures were burned to death. tile told her to say the blaze was started by an electrical short circuit. the south couldn't ministry, has said its soldiers fired warning shots off the north korean troops across the border. by mistake we, they said north korea had not conductive any other suspicious activities. tensions have been rising recently over a campaign by tongue gang the same trash in the balloons. southwards single airlines has offered compensation to passengers who was injured during severe temperaments on a flight from london to single or last month. one person was killed and thousands more injured when the plane fell into an air pockets, causing some passengers to slam into the cabin ceiling. assigned, just researching african elephants have reveals that they appear to have names for each other. research a say they communicate using unique calls, no rumbles, that can be had across great distances. that can be used to grab the atte

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traveling video released by his team documenting his journey today on a private jet from the u.k. to bangkok and finally to the northern mariana islands, where he's just landed and will appear in a u.s. court. the justice department's 18 charges against him, including conspiring with army intelligence officer chelsea manning to hack us secrets. reduced to just one plea deal, and he will get credit for time served five and a half years in a uk jail in 2010, assange's wikileaks released a trove of material, including details of the killing of civilians in iraq and afghanistan. this, the end of a long standoff. his next stop will likely be australia, where his wife and children are waiting for him. lester. all right, keir. thank you. in kenya tonight, deadly chaos in the streets after rioters stormed parliament with police opening fire. andrea mitchell has late details. tonight police firing on thousands of unarmed protesters, killing at least five and wounding dozens after protesters stormed the kenyan parliament over a proposed tax law setting fire to parts of the building. as legislators fle

he is now on the ground in bangkok where we believe his plane is refueling . he will then fly on to say, pound in the mariana island, which is united states territory. thomas monk alone as the chief regional correspondence k. u am news on space middle earlier he was at stipend international efforts with julian songs was due to live soon. yes. hop it isn't tito from site bad us territory in the northern mariana islands. i'm outside of the site then international airport where like you said, we're just waiting to see when exactly we can weeks founder julie and a sizable land before his us district. port federal erie tomorrow, which is scheduled for 9 am tomorrow standard time on site, then at the us district for to here. we're still waiting to see by all of our observations. right now. we've been here all day looking either doesn't seem to be anything out of the ordinary a pretty normal day here. but of course, that will rapidly change once julian assigns land to enter in the us district court to entered his plea that was just reported on. and thomas de take eve

today, the 52 year old internet publisher flew from bangkok to a courthouse on the small island on a small island near guam. that's where assange plans to plead guilty to espionage charges as part of a deal with the u.s. that will spare him any prison time. for years, he's been jailed in the united kingdom while fighting extradition to america, assange is accused of publishing u.s. military secrets that allegedly put the country's national security at risk. but assange says he acted as a journalist to expose us military wrongdoing. after his plea and sentencing, he will return to his home in australia, now to the middle east, where more humanitarian aid is flowing into gaza thanks to a us built pier. the floating military structure juts out 1200ft from gaza. from the coastline into the mediterranean sea. that's where ships are able to unload pallets of much needed supplies to the palestinians. as of today, more than 8000 pallets have been delivered, but about 7000 remain sitting on the gaza coast, waiting to be picked up and distributed by the un. the cargo ship that hit the key brid

maximum securityjail, he strode out yesterday in the afternoon sun to board a private jet bound for bangkoked to plead guilty to one charge of conspiring to illegally obtain classified us military information. his punishment, the time he's already served injail. it's a whirlwind of emotions. i mean, i'm just elated, frankly. it's just incredible. i don't know... it feels like it's not real. it was this footage released by wikileaks in 2010 that brought julian assange international attention. it shows an american helicopter gunship shooting unarmed iraqi civilians. it was part of a flood of classified material — military files and diplomatic cables — spilt by wikileaks that year. months later, an international arrest warrant was issued. sweden wanted to question him about allegations of sexual assault made by two women. to avoid extradition, he sought refuge in ecuador�*s london embassy. he spent seven years there, but in 2019, a dramatic moment after the ecuadorian government withdrew his political asylum. he's jailed for skipping bail. soon, it was the americans asking for his extradition.