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she is the first thai prime minister to visit cambodia in two years. the two countries remain at odds over a border dispute of this temple, a world heritage site. both thailand and cambodia claim sovereignty over the temple and continue to deploy military forces in the area. despite the withdrawal order by the international court of justice in the haig in july. the two leaders did not discuss the removal of troops, but agreed to continue dialogue in an attempt to resolve the issue. >> i believe that from the good and better enrollment of the agency, we think we can talk in term of a peaceful way. >>> more than 20 crocodiles escaped from a farm in thailand after heavy rain destroyed their enclosure. the farm is located in the beach resort. it says 22 reptiles have been captured but some may still be on the loose. about 100 workers from the tourist attraction have joined the search. with some of the crocs weighing 400 kilograms, many people are staying indoors. >>> heavy rain in thailand over the past few months has caused mudslides and flooding killing

. >>> thailand's prime minister visited cambodia, held talks with their counter part. both sides are deploying forces in the area. on thursday, the two sides agreed to continue a dialogue towards solving the issue, but failed to touch on the subject of troop withdrawal. >> i believe we can settle this in a peaceful way. some cooperation and some bilateral. >> friday, his brother will visit cambodia and have talks. they are expected to hold further discussions aimed at solving the dispute. >>> a magnitude 7.4 earthquake occurred near fiji islands in the south pacific at 1931 utc thursday or 7:31 friday morning local time. japan ministry says there is no possibility of tsunami. there are no reports of damage caused by the quake. the agency says the epicenter was near fiji, roughly 593 kilometers beneath the sea floor. next, we go to the bureau in bangk bangkok. >>> in pakistan, the disastrous floods that have inundated south of the country worsened thursday. relief efforts continue but from us trags with authorities is running high. it damaged 1.2 million houses since la

coming to the rescue is the cambodia pony welfare association. roaming the country, this mobile clinic offers free treatment for ponies. the clinic's veterinarians have been forcing down supplements and healing injuries since 2007. they also hold workshops. pony owners get a crash course on how to deal with common problems, everything from colic to sore hooves. and locals are grateful for the help. >> translator: many ponies used to die around here before we had help from the ngo. we did not know the problems ponies were facing, and we had no treatment for them. >> a lot is riding on the clinic's work. healthy ponies mean a smoother ride for farmers and even better mileage as well. >>> and we'll wrap up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> and now let's take a look at the latest in sumo action with hiro morita. >> after nine days at the autumn sumo tournament, yokozuna hakuho held sole position of the lead with nine wins. see if he was able to keep his undefeated streak going on day ten. nobody has gotten in the way of has cue woe

. >>> and thailand's newly elected prime minister, yingluck shinawatra, visited cambodia on thursday and held talks with her counterpart, both plan to diffuse their long conflict but despite the diplomatic talk, how much progress was really made? nhk world reports from. >> reporter: tension was focused on whether the two leaders could find a way to ease their strained military relationship. the countries remain at odds over a territorial dispute involving a site near the border. both continue to deploy military forces in the area despite an order from the international court of justice. cambodian prime minister did establish trust with his brother thaksin, when he was prime minister. but relations soured after he was ousted from power in 2003. on thursday, both thailand and cambodia agreed to solve the territorial issue. >> i believe that from the good better environment of the relationships, we think we can talk in a peaceful way. so that's why we have become -- some of the cooperation and some bilateral. >> translator: on the border issue, the prime minister has agreed with prime m

story from the [inaudible] and so the indian epiics actually the indian epiics for very common in cambodia and bali and thailand and there is a different aesthetic. all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he's a strong character it's a challenge for him and he likes it. the stories are metaphor cal. i don't look at this

i saw this in cambodia, where i was working with people who had lost limbs of the landmines and where i was working with kids, some of them young kids who lost limbs and landmines whose families lived on less than 1 dollar a day. kids who were survivors of polio, who when they were fitted with prosthetics literally when they were fitted with prosthetics literally had to learn how to walk again. and what i saw in all of the situation was how important was, how essential it was for people who were living through tragedy and facing difficulty to have a sense of purpose in their lives. and a sense that they were being called to be of service to something larger than themselves. the question though for me was, how i was going to live that in my own life. i had been doing this work, most of it, as a student and i've been spending a lot of time reading and writing and studying and doing simple work in places like refugee camps, feeding dying patients, helping kids set up soccer teams and soccer games but still the question for me was what was i going to do with my life? and i remember at the

. >>> in cambodia, one of only a handful of witnesses has died. the regime was responsible for the deaths of more than 1.7 million people in the 1970s. died on monday, age 66, was an artist and former political prisoner. and his paintings highlighted the brutality of the khmer rouge. >> reporter: this is what remains of prison in phnom penh. where political offenders were interred by the khmer rouge. it was turned into a prison in the late 1970s by the brutal regime. the khmer rouge believed that it stood in the way of evolution. more than 4,000 people were killed at the prison. one man was one of only seven who survived. after the fall of the khmer rouge, he painted pictures denouncing the brutal acts he saw and experienced. they showed images of torture by electric shock. one man's accounts of the atrocities were covered by media at home and abroad. >> translator: in the prison i was hit by a shoe so hard my eyes almost came out of my head. the only thing i want is justice. in the court for my friends who died because of the violence. >> reporte

she's scheduled to visit cambodia on thursday and laos on friday. massive flooding caused by monsoon rains has left at least 16 people dead in the southeastern indian state. more than a million people from about1,00 villages remain cut off by fldwaters. on sunday, the top state officials surveyed the flood-stricken districts. the authorities also used helicopters to drop food and other essentials in the worst-hit areas. the state officials said that the rescuers have evacuated about 100,000 people. >>> china's cmiee aun the world have celebrated mid autumn festivals. the annual event provided chances for family reunions under the full moon, a symbol of happiness and prosperity. in singapore, more than 1,500 people played traditional games, including one called lucky dip on moon cakes. an event in hong kong featured the world's largest carp-shaped laer a a fire dragon parade. >>> many pple around the world ha taken a shine to a japanese cartoon character. it's a robot cat from the 22 century. he has an endless supply of futuristic gadgets to a help a

. >>> in cambodia, one of only a handful of witnesses to some of the worst atrocities committed by the khymer rouge died. the regime led by pol pot was led in the 1970s. van nat who died monday aged 66 was an artist and former political prisoner. his paintings highlighted the brutality of the khymer rouge. >> reporter: this is what remains of the prison in phenom penh. the building had once been a high school back in more peaceful times. but it was turned into a prison but it was turned into a prison in the >>> the swiss national bank has set a ceiling on the franc. tthe ththep ththe stor stood stood in tst. more than 10,000 were killed in the region. van nat was one who survived. he painted pictures denouncing the brutal acts he saw and experienced. they showed images of torture by electric shock and the chained corpses of inmates. van naa tess accounts of the atrocities were covered by media at home and abroad. >> translator: in the prison i was hit by a shoe so hard my eyes almost came out of my head. the only thing i want is justice. in the court for my friends who died because of

in cambodia, heavy flooding has closed roads in four districts along the thai border. more than 80 have died in thailand as a result of the rains which started at the end of july. >>> let's check our local forecast now. rob mayeda is in for jeff. >> nice day around the bay area today. boy, on friday we saw some of that tropical moisture make for lightning across the skies. now we have big thunderstorms off to the east around the sierra. we'll show you that coming up in just a moment. right now in san jose, pretty comfortable. 75 degrees. nothing wrong with that. northwest wind at close to 10 miles per hour. 71 right now in oakland. hazy skies. still a little bit of sunshine around san francisco. 65 degrees. good, strong sea breeze blowing with that northwest wind up to 22 miles per hour. we managed the mid 80s inland to the tri-valley. 85 in livermore. 86 fairfield. 85 in gilroy. 71 santa cruz. low clouds to back off to get us low 70s around the south coast. the sea breeze will continue to pump in low clouds which did move offshore to move back along the coast as we he

cambodia withdrew another 5,000 troops from its border in thailand. this was the seventh such withdrawal when the international court asked the neighbors to remove the armies from the border. the countries have been locked in a conflict over the control of an 11th century hindu temple on their border since july 2008. they faired up earlier this year rilting in casualties on both sides. the teds have eased since the new government took over in thailand. >>> some 100 kicked off. the 60th expo being held in the capital of the province features over 2 rkds 500 exhibition booths from countries including mongolia, north korea, taiwan, and taiwan. they're offering their latest electronic, pharmaceutical, and food items for sale. >>> the king of thailand on monday asked government officials to serve the people and implement policies to ensure their well being. the king advised officials to implement what he calls a sufficient economy, which is based on the principles of self-reliance, moderation and honesty. the policy aims to shield the country from intirnl

along with their local good works they have done work in cambodia and help programs in afghanistan andran. >> i'm sure they didn't anticipate this. the number has climbed into poverty. >> they said four years ago, need is great. >> all right, weather-wise, things are clearing out fast for us. >> definitely here and going to be here the next couple of days and then a touch of summer will come back to the forecast. good morning. waking up to a cloudy sky this morning, some drizzle along the coast where it will mainly stay throughout the morning commute. don't be surprised if a little bit develops along the east bay hills. let's talk about those temperatures. everybody in the 50s except for antioch at 52 degrees. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and patchy drizzle. cooling continues today. we'll see less sunshine than yesterday. more clouds tonight, more likely we'll see drizzle as we head towards the weekend. real warmth is next week. low continues to pull away from us. that is opening the door for this cold front. it's moving into the void and steering cooler weather into our foreca

we just had our first group in cambodia and nepal. they can see. people have had their sight restored. tavis: tell me about making shoes. i have a pair of toms shoes. tell me how you affordably can make shoes that allow you to do the kind of philanthropy you do around the world. >> i was always lucky rather than good. i was lucky in i chose a very simple issue to make. it is basically a piece of canvas draped over a rubber soles. there is not a lot of complexity in making these shoes. the key in making shoes and make them affordable is to not use a lot of style. you can look at another shoe co. and compare us to other companies, there are hundreds of different styles. toms may only have 25 or 50 styles. i am talking about colors. maybe only five or six styles of shoes. if you limit the number of shoes you are producing, it greatly reduces your cost because they are not having to change out parts, waste time, and all of that. tavis: what is the range of price? >> our kids' shoes start at $38. adult shoes sell for $44 up to $75. most of our shoes are

vietnam as well as in korea open our japan the philippines israel cambodia thailand germany england panama. need it seems i'm cynical now that we could have done there. and that you could have a hall full of guys with their fists in the air song happy. that we had come to acknowledge their reality. and do you most. and refused to kill. you said no man will lose you and me. what he's hiding folders to be free i used to love to watch the faces of the g.i.'s when she sang that it was like this shell attention would drop away and you would see the youth and the innocence and the vulnerability underneath stone to. stand strong. what do you. do. this for. this newspaper the one nine hundred seventy one just five years after how it's levy and donald duck and flown acts of protest thousands of vietnam veterans against the war converged on washington d.c. and threw their medals onto the capitol steps. and. we had to fight at it take the stand. you know it's kind of a unique opportunity it's very it's very rare i think in anybody's life that you have an opportunity to really think that you are chang

. >> on friday yingluck's brother former thai prime minister thaksin shinawatra held talks in cambodia. they're expected to hold further discussions aimed at solving the dispute. >>> a magnitude 7.4 earthquake occurred near the fiji islands on thursday, around 7:31 friday morning local time. japan's meteorological agency says there's no possibility of tsunami. so far there are no reports of damage caused by the quake. the agency says the epicenter was located near fiji. roughly 593 kilometers beneath the sea floor. >>> "newsline" is the place to turn to for the latest on japan post-march 11th. we have two segments offering two unique perspectives on the fallout from the earthquake and tsunami. "nuclear watch" brings you insight and information on the impact of the fukushima daiichi crisis. and "the road ahead" examines japan's efforts to recover and rebuild. don't miss "nuclear watch" and "the road ahead" on "newsline. >>> rivers in western japan have been blocked due to landslides triggered by tropical storm that las. a mayor asked residents living near a damned up river not to return

the reopening coincided with the thai prime minister yingluck shinawatra's first visit to cambodia. resume trade activities. the crossings opens once a week. there are six permanent and nine temporary crossings along the 800-kilometer border. >> iran's air force concluded ten days of drills on thursday, with the test-firing of domestically produced anti-radar smart missiles. a senior air force commander said missiles with various ranges were test-fired during the exercises. he added that the main phase of the four-stage air drills began earlier this week to judge the effectiveness of high-tech bombs and other advanced weapon systems. including air-to-air and air-to-ground missiles. fighter jets, fire bombers and cargo and transportation planes were used in the drills held in northwestern iran. >> the first china international helicopter exhibition opened in a a northern port city on thursday, the four-day event began with an aerobatic performance. china's first light helicopter is making its debut. the one-ton hike is equipped with a fuel-efficient engine and flexible rotor system.

and more heavy monsoon rain to come for northern thailand, vietnam, laos and cambodia this week. down under... sydney will continue to enjoy sunny spells on tuesday, but an area of low pressure trough will affect southeastern australia... bringing not only dark cloudy skies but even a chance for some showers, which will eventually extend into western new zealand. flying over to north america... gorgeous weather's on tap for much of the northeast and the midwest on tuesday, clear skies and plenty of warm sunshine are expected in these areas. much of the west coast is also looking nice and dry, but there are few left over thunderstorms across the south, from southern oregon to parts of wyoming and even into the mexican border on tuesday. down in south america, lots of sunny weather's in the forecast, as usual... southeastern brazil will clear out nicely with warmer temperatures... highs will be mostly in the mid to upper 20s. santiago's looking similar... 24 with sunny skies. buenos aires... will be slightly cooler... in the upper teens. into europe... heavy rain in moscow will tak

although your ground troops in cia vietnam as well as in korea open our japan the philippines israel cambodia thailand germany england panama. i mean it seems unthinkable now that we could have done this and that you could have a hall full of guys. with their fists in the air sung happy . that we had come to acknowledge their reality. i read you post. and refuse to kill. you said no man will lose you to me. what he's fighting for home use to be free i used to love to watch the faces of the g.i.'s when she sang that it was like this shell attention would drop away and you would see the youth and the innocence and the vulnerability underneath it so. yeah so. standing strong. what. is true. is this for. this neighborhood nine hundred seventy one just five years after howard levy and john dawkins lone acts of protest thousands of vietnam veterans against the war converged on washington d.c. and threw their medals on to the capitol steps. we had to fight to take the stand. you know it's kind of a unique opportunity it's very it's very rare i think it in anybody's life that you have an opportunity

therefore the government decided to bring their parents here. 80 parents from vietnam, cambodia and the philippines were invited to spend time with their daughters' family... and they will be able to soak up korean culture by visiting some popular tourist sites in seoul. english "i feel so excited and i feel so happy. my first daughter actually doesn't know them but my last daughter knows them. and my parents too, they really miss her, so it is a great chance." ifugao "i used to take care of hana when she was young,... and it's been a while since i last saw her, but she still remembers me and now she is in my arms. i'm very happy." children stared excitedly at the fish during their visit to an aquarium,... while their mothers enjoyed their day out with their parents. most parents had a hard time communicating with their grandchildren and sons-in-law. therefore to help them understand each other,... the group spent the afternoon at a museum,... learning about the country's history. korean "we have been providing multicultural family reunion opportunities since 2005 and it is still very p

further south... more heavy downpours to come for vietnam, cambodia, and thailand. down under... a big dome of high pressure in northern australia will protect most regions from any other weather fronts, so nice and dry conditions will prevail from far north to the southeast. new zealand downsouth will see relatively quiet weather as well... with partly cloudy skies. into north america... another cold front will approach the northeastern u.s on thursday with showers and thunderstorms mostly targeting the mid-atlantic and upstate new york. meanwhile... most of the midwest will enjoy another dry day with partly cloudy skies. at the same time, above average temperatures will still be dominating the west coast. down in south america... southeastern brazil is expecting some evening showers on thursday with highs around 23 degrees. buenos aires and santiago... will be looking at mostly to partly cloudy skies as well. into europe... light rain will pass through moscow sometime during thursday. london, berlin and rome have partly cloudy skies instore. but paris and madrid... will stay un

rain over the past few days, and the main concentration of the downpours will be in vietnam and cambodia which will even extend into singapore and malaysia in the next couple of days. down under... a big dome of high pressure will keep most of australia nice and warm with plenty of sunshine. and this time melbourne and victoria are no exceptions. and down in new zealand... saturday's looking mostly dry but another round of rain will be coming in for sunday. into north america... nice and dry conditions are expected across most of the northeast and the midwest throughout the weekend, but due to a cold front... temperatures are definitely fall like... with highs mostly in the low 20s. in the meantime... there's a low pressure system coming into the midsouth which will bring some scattered showers. but far across the west, it's nice and quiet... with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. down in south america... many cities are returning to their typical sunshine on saturday, rio de janeiro and sao paulo will peak at around 22 to 23 degrees. santiago's looking similar... with 21 degrees as w

but much of vietnam, cambodia, laos and thailand will deal with heavy downpours which will even extend into singapore and the malay peninsula. down under... high pressure is the major system for most of australia... but there will be a few cloudiness for southeastern coastal regions as usual, and temperatures in many areas, including sydney and melbourne will warm up for the next couple of days. new zealand however will be pretty unsettled with a combination of winds from the southwest and low pressure system... so occasional showers are likely to happen there. into north america... a cold front arrives in the northeastern u.s pulling the temperatures down into the low to mid 20s and bringing scattered thunderstorms which may contain gusty winds and even some hail, so watch out if you're in these areas. but cool high pressure will dominate the midwest on thursday, so clear skies there. and far west in los angeles will see partly cloudy skies with a high of 26. down in south america... southeastern brazil will deal with the rainclouds for another day, with a few morning showers for rio

on a lesser scale but exactly the same as richard nixon invaded in cambodia. in order to find the vietcong headquarters in the jungle and you know what happened to nixon so it's a it's a very dangerous situation in pakistan. pakistan is a nuclear armed nation and correct certainly. past behavior would probably love to have another fight with. with india i mean they if they still have a lot of border disputes going on kashmir being the least of them are america's right regulators who are calling for more conflict in that area or for that matter this administration with the situation that you just described playing with nuclear fire in that region these are both nuclear equipped nations and i'm frankly i to the best my knowledge we don't know the throw power of the nuclear capability of either nation could stand for example drop a nuke in the united states. or no i don't think so but i don't know if the right wing has a coherent position on this what i do know is that in response to admiral mullen the statement testimony last week the heritage foundation immedia

but heavy showers and thunderstorms will continue in northern thailand as well as vietnam and cambodia. new zealand. flying over to north america... the rain is returning to the northeastern us as a strong cold front slowly advances eastward. and some areas that were hit hard by last week's hurricane irene could see more flooding, so watch out. meanwhile...a strong high-pressure system will be in control for the american midwest,... so plenty of sunshine there. and the west coast will see sunny skies and summer-like temperatures for the next couple of days as ny areas algiers, dakar, and cape town... will all clear out nicely on tuesday... with cloud- free skies and beautiful sunshine expected. addis ababa, meanwhile, will be pretty much the only major city with wet weather on tuesday. that's all for today's weather. ha g

going to own everything you know the the old soviet union which no longer exists or maybe in some cambodia years about maybe there's still some columns going north even i maybe even i was going to say cuba even cuba you know his name is now but so and somewhere in between people organize themselves and governments and societies and they decide you know in order to be free these are the things we need seems to me that in order to be free in order to be free to pursue your dreams in order to be free to to have the. in order to be free to to to to you know to have relation you know to marry and raise a family and you know whatever it may be in order to have that there are certain free that once or for you know that you have freedom from want that you don't you shouldn't have to fear that if you get sick or you're in an accident that it's going to wipe out what you what if there's not enough doctors in any given society and how does that freedom include forcing people to become doctors in order to enforce this freedom from a lot better and sort of items that have a pain that it would if we can

cambodia. how to care for survivors of master richl. you're also opening mental health clinics.he invisible wound an the threat that all these different people have in common, perhaps including yourselves? >> when people experience things that they shouldn't experience, such as watching a husband murdered, having a child die in their arms, being raped, it makes them depressed and it gives them post-traumatic stress disorder and keeps them from functioning. and when that happens, they become helpless. they descend usually into poverty. they are often in a post conflict low resource country and they have no way to either dig themselves or their country out of this terrible situation. so what we do is to restore this. we know that, with with proper treatment, that 90% of them can be returned to function. we don't deal with happiness. this is not park avenue. we deal with function. >> this is something you and i were talking about at the commercial break. i saw the trailer much i want to play a quick clip. this is of this -- your story, one of several featured in this documentary pr

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