. >>> days before the cambodia's elections are due. we will call for an inquiry in to the results. >> and i'm in the maldives where the country is getting ready to elect its next president. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. >>> hello. american and pric british spy agencies have broken a code that allows you to get information from online. >>> source are reportedly working on an expanded list of targets in syria. this after they enter a final day of talks. >> peter is live for us in st. petersburg. let's check with the talk of syria. it's been on the fringes but still very, very present. tell us how that's been playing out. >> wel

we're in bangkok following this story. >>> hundred sen has governed cambodia for 28 years. parliament on tuesday re-elected him to serve another term as prime minister. hun sen has received credit for developing economic -- hun sen is already asia's longest serving prime minister. the lower house of the cambodian parliament on tuesday appointed him for another five-year term. the vote took place in the absence of opposition lawmakers. they boycotted the assembly to protest alleged voting irregularities during the election in july. >> translator: the national election committee and the king have announced the election results. but the opposition claims a different outcome. do they want a different government? they cannot operate above the law. >> the official election result gave hun sen's cambodian people's party or cpp a majority of 68 out of 123 seats down from 90 seats before. but hun sen is now free from some of the difficulties that used to constrain him. in past governments, the cpp formed a coalition with the royalist party f sakheof tional unity. but hundred sen fai

[the stream has frozen] and this is al jazeera from cambodia. >> still the to come on the news hour theement and thousands of workers join hands in the u.s. and the nationwide protest against walmart and two sailing teams get ready to compete for the oldest trophy in sport and we will have details soon. ♪ ♪ welcome back, they will have an election that may see a new government elected if there is victory for the right of the coalition led by tony and we look back at the campaign. >> reporter: these a probably the final days for kevin rutt as prime minister and the gamble the party took dumping and reinstalling him to the top job does not appear to have done enough. and his campaign is floundering. >> the polls say there is a change of government, and the labor parties had a rocky six years in office and two changes of prime minister ship and instability that has come from that under minded the governing authority. >> on saturday that means tony who has right of the coalition of parties will be elected prime minister. and at the beginning of the camp page kevin rutt seemed to put his par

and the prime minister is the politics of a bygone era. >> described by many as a cambodia spring.incy's party has gained support in his election. the only question, how long can the group maintain its momentum. >> well still ahead on the news hour. [♪ music ] >> chasing the golden lion. we take a look at the front runners for the venice film festival. >> i'm in tokyo where i join the japanese as they wait to find out if the city is picked for the 2020 summer olympics will also be the winner. >> welcome back to the news. tokyo, istanbul and madrid will find out on saturday who will be successful to hold the 2020 olympic games. >> it's a big day for world sports and the focus will be on buenos aires later. of those three candidates each has it's pros and cons. tokyo has emerged as the frontrunner in the last two weeks. tokyo has held it before. do you think that will help or hinder their chances this time around? >> well, in a way it plays into tokyo's campaign which emphasizes the point that this city would be a safe and reliable choice for the games because it's got the experience

and in cambodia riot police of fired smoke grenades and water cannon and opposition supporters in the capital phnom penh twenty thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to demand an independent investigation into the results of july's parliamentary election the opposition claims the ballot was spoiled by fraud it comes just a day after the country's king the leaders of rival blocks of the first time in years calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. thousands have gathered in the city of montreal in canada to express their anger against a controversial proposed charter valley's the draft floor supposed to prohibit public employees from wearing the hijab and other religious clothing in the workplace protest organizers criticize state premier pauline calling her plans racist and discriminatory opinion polls however have shown that there's considerable support for the charter among key bex electorate. now the statue of a man who was behind some of the ugliest policies of apartheid stange just a stone's throw from south africa's capital and it's not just a mon

they're accusing the prime minister of vote rigging. >> the figure of cambodia's political opposition since he returned this year after living in exile in france. >> there has been a dictatorship in this country for nearly 40 years, but now i think there will an democratic change. [ cheering ] >> that might not come any time soon. he's poised to lose the majority of parliamentary seats once again. the opposition is calling on the government to form an independent committee to investigate massive vote rigging when ballots were cast more than six weeks ago. but that might be too late. in the coming days the national election committee is expected to announce the ruling cambodian people's party as the winner of this election. prime minister is the longest leader in south asia. he seems to have control of the army, the police and every our institution in the country. >> there is too much corruption. it's everywhere. it starts from the lowest position all the way to the stop. >> i voted for the opposition because of the policies. i'm disappointed with the government. they promised many thi

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. >> reporter: cambodia parliament is convened for the first time since july and they boycotted it andhe ruling party of vote rigging and bringing the prime minister to power in northwest cambodia. 25 people have been killed in the southern china after typhoon usagi made landfall and the worst storm there so far this year and winds up to 165 kilometers grounded flights and closed roads across the reason on it is now a tropical storm and scott sent this report. >> reporter: eastern china and this is the community that bore the brunt when then severe typhoon usagi came ashowered sunday evening and 20 were killed and 13 from this community and despite the fact that 250,000 people were evacuated and that included 8,000 fishing vessels being brought on shore when they heard the massive typhoon was coming ashore. there is devastation further north and east from the community but this faced the biggest with 13 dead. the storm continues to track its way west through china and the concern is less devastation than we see in the community and more about flooding and possible mudsli mudslides and

more than 10,000 men from bangladesh, cambodia, papa new guinea were asked questions like, did you ever have sex with your partner when you knew that she didn't want to, but you thought she should because she's your partner. and did you have sex with a girl who was too drunk to say if she wanted to or not. the answer was yes. the common motivations men had was they had a right because the woman involved was a partner. the second was the man was bored and thought it would be fun. the third was punishment, the man was angry and wanted to get revenge. the one of the lead authors of the lead study, a research specialist for the united nations partners for prevention program. here in our washington studio mary ellsberg, and still with us from new delhi is kavita krishnan from the women's association. this could not have been an easy survey to conduct. you're asking very personal questions, and asking men what they've done. you didn't go out and say, did you rape a woman? you're asking about their experience, why? >> well, the word "rape" really can be a very subjective term and it could be u

. >>> the leader of cambodia's opposition is threatening further protests to try to force an independent inquiry into july's election. >>> shinzo abe made the comments at a speech at a conservative think tank. >> i'm determined, ladies and gentlemen, to make my beloved country to make a proactive contributor to peace. >> he explained his attempt to review the constitution and the right to collective self-defense. his predecessor said the document gave no such right. abe a hypothetical example in which japan's self-defense forces see forces from another country get attack during pea peacekeeping operations. he said the sdf personnel would not be able to protect the uls warships. >> japan should not be a weak link in the region, in the regional and global security framework whether the u.s. plays a leading role. >> abe dismissed claims that japan is leaning to the right. he did so by making an apparent reference to china. he said an immediate neighbor has increased its military expenditures by more than 10% annually for more than 20 years. he said japan's defense budget has risen by less t

and a new system near cambodia providing lots of rain across this area as well as parts of laos.cross the americas, i want to focus on the northwest because this is the time of the year when a pacific storm system moves in from the west. this system is going to be very significant one. enough to cause drenching rain. flooding rains and very strong winds. we're forecasting more than 200 millimeters of rain to fall in some locations into the weekend. so floods is going to be a very big concern. also traffic disturbances could happen into the weekend. now we have the former pacific system over this area which is causing some showers from the four corners up into manitoba and back behind it, winter storm conditions once again for the mountains over the rockies. about 40 centimeters of snow is still likely across this location into your friday. meanwhile, looking quite dry across the east. very gorgeous conditions. and this was the fixture on thursday across new jersey. nice conditions out there. you can see beautiful morning glow. really gorgeous weather will be prevailing across the

cambodia one has been killed in clashes as riot police fired at opposition supporters in the capital phnom penh. an independent investigation was demanded into the results of july's parliamentary the ballot was spoiled by fraud. it comes just a day after the country's king gathered the leaders of rival blocs for the first time in years, calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. coming up is our documentary on how you can become a billionaire just by washing water. >> we talked before about beam getting into trouble across the u.s.a. just for gardening. a couple in florida has been fined $500 a day until they dig up their vegetable garden on their own property. comparison are made to communist russia. it forced agriculture culture in russia to change rapidly and this did lead to starvation. revolution isn't fun. star -- stallen and crush every gave out a lot of private summer houses where people guardened. also, there were markets where people could bring the food they grow to sell. you see these pictures behind me? they are people selling their goods locally. bu

. >> the leader of cambodia's opposition is threatening further protests to try to force an independent inquiry into july's election. sam ramsey claims the election was rigged. on wednesday he suggested his party might call a nationwide strike to increase pressure on prime minister hunsen. the cambodian national rescue party doubled the seats in parliament according to the official result, but ramsey alleges widespread irregularities and denying his party from wing the majority. >> if the ruling party continues to ignore the winner of the c cambodian people we will have to organize more than one demonstration. the lower house on thursday gave the prime minister another five-year term. he has governed the country for 28 years. his ruling cambodian people's party won 68 out of 123 seats in the election holding on to a majority, although much thinner than before. the opposition criticized him in a campaign for governing in an autocratic style. he rejected an opposition to demand that one of his members should be named president of the lower house. the the political standoff between the two

. >> we have people visiting from many buddhist countries -- japan, korea, vietnam, cambodia, thailand. most of our visitors are from sri lanka and thailand. >> devotees line up to enter and pray in the inner sanctum. they spend hours meditating just outside, under the ancient bodhi tree, a direct descendent of the one under which buddhists believe siddharth gautama, the royal prince, also meditated as he embraced a life of asceticism and became enlightened. >> i also would like to do the meditation here to discover myself, for my soul. and i believe this is the best place to do the meditation. >> buddhists believe that this is a very powerful place and anything that you do here is magnified, so any wishes you make for other people, any good wishes, any practice that you do, it's increased. the power is increased. so for example you see people prostrating you know, going down, i've been doing this for a month and that's a purification practice and it gets rid of pride and they believe it's much stronger to do it here. >> the arrival of pilgrims is part of a decades-long revival effort

listen, we always focus -- >> cambodia, bosnia -- >> we focus on the places the u.n.has not been able to change human nature. we are in a much safer world with the u.n. than without it. >> that is a total inaccuracy. >> look right here. >> i have a list too, of atrocities they have taken responsibility for and not changed. the world feel very good about itself when it allows the u.n. to take oh. it feels like it is doing something. it is false security. >> here what i don't understand. >> when george w. bush brought in the united nations, people thought that was a good thing. trying to bring in the global community. i thought that you wanted us to build a big global coalition. i think we have a motel now to do it. why do we have it? one, we went to congress and two, as much as we do not trust the russians for their own interests, they are moving. why are you mad at congress and the u.n.? >> name the countries that are for the united states getting involved militarily in syria. >> apparently, there is france -- >> militarily? >> the people that want us to -- >> about 1

losses from the storm have reached almost three billion dollars heavy rains in nearby vietnam and cambodia of course at least thirty six deaths. as the thirty seventh mission to the international space station readies for blastoff on thursday morning one extra special piece of equipment is being stowed on board r.t. support scott explains. russian cosmonauts coach of and scheme along with american astronaut mike hopkins the trio are about to embark on the thirty seventh expedition to the international space station but along with carrying out the usual array of hundreds of scientific and medical experiments resound skin culture of have one more unusual task to perform in november now become the first people in history to carry the olympic torch into open space around the deal it's the caress you as a community will make it as beautiful and spectacular as we can we want to make it memorable millions of people around the world will be able to see us at work and see what we do you'll be able to see the outside of the eye assess with earth in the background we aim to make it a visual spectacle

losses from the storm have reached almost three billion dollars every rains in nearby vietnam and cambodia of course at least thirty six deaths. thirty seven mission to the international space station readies for blast off on thursday morning one extra special piece of equipment is being stowed on board the sochi twenty fourteen winter olympic torch that is set to make history when it is taken on a space walk artie's paul scott explains. russian cosmonauts culture of and so resents came along with american astronaut mike hopkins the trio are about to embark on the thirty seventh expedition to the international space station but along with carrying out the usual array of hundreds of scientific and medical experiments present skin culture of have one more i'm usual task to perform in november become the first people in history to carry the olympic torch into open space. as dealers at the caress you as a community will make it as beautiful and spectacular as we can we want to make it memorable millions of people around the world will be able to see us at work and see what we do you'll be able

in cambodia one person has been killed in clashes riot police fired smoke grenades and more to canada opposition supporters in the capital phnom penh twenty thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to demand an independent investigation into the results of july's parliamentary election the opposition claims the ballot was spoiled by for all it comes just a day after the country's king gathered the leaders of rival blocks for the first time in years calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. coming up as our documentary on how you can become a billionaire just buy bottled water. we talked before about people getting in trouble throughout the usa just for gardening in fact according to the christian science monitor a couple in florida has been fined five hundred dollars a day until they dig up their vegetable garden which is on their own property immediately people who write these articles draw comparisons to communist russia where people weren't allowed to grow their own food unless the state allowed it yes the revolutionary period in russia forced agricultu

deadliest back to violence in half a decade with more than four thousand deaths since april i mean cambodia riot police have fired smoke grenades and water cannon and opposition supporters in the capital phnom penh twenty thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to demand an independent investigation into the results of july's parliament free election the opposition claims the ballot was spoiled by fraud it comes just a day after the country's king gathered the leaders of rival blocs for the first time in years calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way the thousands have gathered in the city of montreal in canada to express their anger against a controversial proposed charter of values the draft floor is supposed to prohibit public employees from wearing the hijab and other religious clothing in the workplace protest organizers criticize the state premier poornima who are calling her plans racist and discriminatory opinion polls however have shown that there's considerable support for the charter among kopecks electorate. and one corner of berlin christmas has al

that sense it doesn't matter but there were a great many people who died in the killing fields of cambodia in the treaty that they negotiated and had been upheld by the united states. >> host: for the last 50 years what you write about in flights of the eagle we have been talking about arms control talks with the russians. have they been important or effective? >> is essentially, not particularly but necessary for domestic political purposes. this is a complicated history as well when president eisenhower entered office 1953 reduced the size of the standing forces but accentuates the nuclear superiority of the defense capability it was a crude formulation but that was the essence. he had the famous exchange when khrushchev visited at the end of the '50s and said we'd have a much more conventional force in germany and we can overwhelm you there and eisenhower said you attack us in germany there is nothing conventional about tax law dash our response secretary mcnamara allowed them to become an equal in capability with united states they would negotiate it we could stabilize the cold war. be

losses from the storm have reached almost three billion dollars heavy rains in nearby vietnam and cambodia have caused at least thirty six deaths. the such a twenty fourteen winter olympic torch is bogey going where no torches gone before it will be taken on a spaceport by two russian cosmonauts who due to blast off from earth on thursday paul scott has more on the historic mission. the russian cosmonauts coach of and. along with american astronaut mike hopkins the trio are about to embark on the thirty seventh expedition to the international space station but along with carrying out the usual ray of hundreds of scientific and medical experiments result skin culture of have one more unusual task to perform in november now become the first people in history to carry the olympic torch into open space. it's the correct will make it as beautiful and spectacular as we can we want to make it memorable millions of people around the world will be able to see us at work and see what we do you'll be able to see the old side of the aisle with earth in the background we aim to make it a visual spectac

cambodia's prime minister has met respit his rival for the fie in years the opposition says there wereirregularities during july's elections and continuing to stage protests across the country. now, riot police in mexico huh used tear gas and water cannons to end a protest by striking teachers. the demonstrators have been camped out for three weeks in the city's main public square, the historic square, protesting against the president's pro pezeproposedchanges to the ex-c. adam has more. >> reporter: the beginning of the end of a month-long practice test of course thousands of riot police cleared mexico's historic square on friday. their move was steady, quick, and efficient. in the lead up to the confrontation, many building makeshift weapons said they will stand their ground. >> we will not let them take the plaza away from united states, it's ours, it belongs to the people. >> reporter: but the police gave them an ultimatum. leave peace of the i or be removed by pours. we spoke to a leader before the police swept in. we are in civil disobedience bun pwa*us the unjust laws were becau

in cambodia riot police are fahd smoke grenades and water cannon that opposition supporters in the capital one hand one hundred thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to demand an independent investigation into the results of july's parliamentary elections your position claims the ballot was on point forward comes just a day off the country's king gathered the leaders of rival blocs for the first time in years calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. and one corner of berlin christmas has already been canceled with centuries of public celebrations are put aside for more neutrally named winter festival and it's not just about christians who call muslims have lost the right to publicly mock ramadan instead getting a summer festival ati's put all of our votes. we may just be approaching the start of autumn here in germany but already minds are turning towards christmas and in particular the traditional german christmas market these markets which pop up all over the country that sell handmade christmas toys and mulled wine generally regarded as fun for all the f

campaign of genocide i think that we should have intervened in rwanda should have intervened in cambodia i was in sarajevo during the bosnian war and i supported the intervention. with the siege of sarajevo . you safe areas which were being overrun by the bosnian serbs. but. the attack is over and so by launching cruise missiles what you're doing is essentially playing configurations or balance of power on the ground and you never know what that will unleash so the argument that there was genocide is a valid argument one that genocide is ongoing when it's over. then you're attacked becomes something else and you're going to kind of pandora's box you never know what the consequences are going to be how is this going to play out is certainly going to ripple out beyond the borders of syria. in ways that none of us can predict in ways that could be extremely frightening so you know it's a deeply misguided policy one which the majority of the american public. by the way just us or why do you think that the us is choosing to support radical islamic factions on the ground when we've seen the re

let's take a look at some other stories a website have learned a few way from syria for a moment big cambodia revellers get in touch with the wild side of the hindu harvest festival in southern india you can see all the best pictures in our invasion gallery and on t.v. don't hold money in a sterile t. bug city felt so tight and want to waste a few million dollars bucks exactly what happened in the u.k. military according to a spending report has just been released to read up on not to don't come tell you how those costly blunders came about plus two russian lawyer who gunned down six people last year after breaking up with his girlfriend and posting a hate plan a festival online is. sentenced to life in jail again we've got the story. now moscow's acting mayor is poised for a second term in office after winning sunday's election with just over fifty percent of the vote is made rival election of ali put up a tough challenge though securing twenty seven percent and is now demanding a runoff vote he's called on his supporters to gather for a mass rally in central moscow to contest the results wh

. >>> almost 200 people working for cambodia's khmer rouge say they haven't been paid since june.tribunal which is bogged down beare by resignations and h of elderly defenders. >>> the health of providing cheaper foods to the poor of india, the bill intends to cover more than 800 million indians providing with heavily subsidized food. every state will decide on an income limit. only those earning less than that limit will be qualified. they'll receive rice, wheat, and cellar at a reduced price. >> the indian government has long struggled to feed it's people. but in an i a impassioned plea, urged representatives to vote to change. >> we must together rise to the occasion, set aside our differences and affirm our commitment to their welfare and well-being. it is my father's sovereign thought and my humble opinion that it's those very people that we should turn this bill into an act and do so. >> india has experienced rapid economic growth, but despite the country's good fortune, hundreds of millions have not had enough to eat. hunger has been a persistent problem. right to food afte

. >> thousands of garment factory workers in cambodia have been holing rallies. they've asked the mayor to act on their behalf. it fired 700 people and suspended 5,000 others who took park in a two-week strike. >>> the chilean judges association has apologized to the victims of the regime and seeking forgiveness of those affected in the 1970s and 80s. the group said that the system failed to you protect basic human rights at the time. >>> floodwaters in india have revealed piles of rubbish increasing the risk of diseases. many are worried about the pollution. >>> right, still to come on the program, we're on the road where an u.s. congressman as he tests the public mood on intervention in syria. plus, an one-take wonder, the israeli film that has them lining up at the venice film festival. and is rafa playing his best at the open? we have details coming up shortly. ç] my name is jonathan betz. i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. >>my name is ranjani chakraborty, i'm from houston, texas. >>i'm kim bondy. >>nicole deford. >>and i'm fro

. >>> cambodia's ruling party has been concerned. pit was marked by allegation of voter fraud. the election commissioners says prime minister won 68 and the opposition won 55. the from oh testing in the prott they said was widespread. >>> thus in due mee in due tunp down. the new constitution was suspended following the unrest. >>> tear gas to break up corruption cans in cities across brazil. there's some violence which went ahead on independence day. we porwe report from pra still. >brazil.>> reporter: security w. spectators were checked upon arrival. police all over the country were part of pr brazil's ever protest that ever happened. nationwide the numbers failed in comparison. hundreds of people took to the streets and for a period of several weeks. but they were voicing the concerns of everybody. >> translator: no more craziness. the pr pra brazilian people cane it anymore. >> reporter: the numbers were well below expectation put confrontation between police and protestors. we are seeing the protestors bining together a wide prospect for brazilian society. this is a moveme

and we have flooding problems here along with cambodia and vietnam.e have a typhoon that will make its way towards japan. it is somewhat stronger than we initially thought, but thankfully it is not expected to make landfall. but we're still looking at damaging winds and heavy rains. and the eastern area could see flooding. we have flooding meanwhile into northwest india. this area has been swirling away. brought down some very heavy rainfall in and around the region. many homes and businesses have been destroyed. roads and bridges have also been washed away as a result of the heavy rain. i'm afraid the rain will stay in a similar position over the next couple of days. much of the northwest is heading this way. >> thank you for that. coming up here on the news hour -- rapping for change, a tribal community in brazil since of injustice to try to reclaim their ancestral ground. >>> and in sports we'll tell you why the yankees playoff hopes are all but over. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, again. the top stories on the al jazeera news hour. a powerful earthq

. >>> a political deadlock turns violent in cambodia after police fire tear gas and live bullets in to a crowd of protestors. opposition supporter held the rally to challenge what they believe is election fraud it won 63 seats in parliament and the officials results tallied the -- they only showed 55. a rally marks marks one of the biggest challenges against a prime minister who's been in power for nearly three decades. >>> >> it's been nearly 20 years since rwanda's bloody genocide. tomorrow they go to the polls in a national election nape have been shut out the political process by the rulinging party but the president says the government is trying tie void political conflicts and violence. >> >> a country and the it's the ability about it. the celebration -- they ruled this parliamentary election and ruled it overwhelmingly. a spoerpb spoerbl democratic pas the closest it has. this says the party has the state to campaign and it is not an issue. he said their roll is not to oppose there. . >> the critics arrived and they complained with the political opposition here is now drastical

these are health probleming -- practitioners from cambodia, and myanmar hoping to learn.hetamine sales are worth $15 billion in east asia and the pacific. authorities haven't made much of a dent in the business. meth labs can be put together in small spaces. they are highly portable and easy to dismantle. the epicenter of meth production is going to get easier as the region's economy grows in myanmar. >> i believe that this kind of regional development will be huge threat to the -- i mean, drug countering efforts. >> reporter: the problem is that governments and police just can't keep up with the pace of changes of the drug trade, the speed of life on southeast ash streets. >>> costa rica wants to become the first carbon neutral nation in the world by 2021. and to reach this goal, the government is promoting projects to reduce greenhouse gases. >> reporter: this is not just any pig farm. pigs and cattle are among the animal producers of greenhouse gases. but at this form, they are contributing to save the planet. the farm is converting the waste into a product that will b

it helped to heal places divided by conflict, whether in cambodia or colombia. here, in the united states, civil society has been the catalyst for virtually every major advance that we've made, from the abolition of slavery to women's rights, civil rights, the protections of workers and the protections of the environment. and yet, still today, in every region, we see that the fight goes on. we have citizens who are leading the charge to expand opportunity, to correct injustices, to shape their countries' futures. and it's my belief that strong nations recognize the values of active citizens. they support and empower their citizens rather than stand in their way, even when it's inconvenient -- or perhaps especially when it's inconvenient -- for government leaders. strong civil societies help uphold human rights. they promote good governance by making governments more effective and holding leaders like me to account. and they're critical to economic development, because in our global economy, trade and investment flows to countries that give citizens the freedom t

these are the latest pictures out of cambodia. you see how bad the flooding is there. we have to get around a boat, as we do here as well. a lot of outskirts of the capital are underwater. it's causing a lot of problems. thousands of people there are now struggling. in thailand we have a problem with flooding as well. here are the latest pictures out of thailand. here we're worried about what happened in 2011 where we had that devastating flood, and hopefully we won't see the same this year. certainly this year, though, things get worse before they get better because we have this huge cloud rolling towards us. you can see from the shape it is a distinctive circulation, and this is our tropical storm. it's gradually working towards the west. it is still intensifying as it does so, so we're expecting it to have sustained winds around 140 kilometers per hour by the time it makes landfall on monday. that's an equivalent of a category 1 hurricane, so the lowest category there is. certainly the amount of rain will cause problems. the outskirts of that reaches us on sunday an

one is, out right genocide, such as in cambodia and darfur and in rwanda, we did not do anything, wehould have we the west not just united states but all of us, and other is, weapons of mass destructioo. as defined including chemical weapons, but horrible things happen in country, in your own country 750,000 people died in a horrible civil war, this was a legitimate disagreement between familfundamentally civilized pe. but the use of weapons like sarin gas, that is something else. unless we're just going to say everyone do what they want, use whatever weapons you want, and see where chips fall. neil: quickly. looks like whole world has become libertarian in this respect they just want to wipe their hands of it. it is reflected in rand pauls in the ted cruz those with view u.s. should stop being policeman in the world. >> no sane person is asking u.s. to be police of the world. who sane people all over the world are asking, is for united states to give a definition of its national security interest, then live by it. neil: we have, that i am not agreeing or disagreeing, but your view s

these are health practitioners from cambodia hoping to learn from the experience. the u.n.afficicing is meth sales are worth $15 billion in east asia and the pacific. authorities have not made much of a dent in the business. meth labs can be put together in small spaces, and highly portable and easy to dismantle and you cannot find them as easily as pot or cocoa fields and distribution of the finished product is going to get easier as the region's economy grows. >> and they will enable both the flow of goods. so i believe that you know i mean this cannot have a regionel element will be large. >> reporter: governments and police just can't keep up with the pace of changes in the drug trade. the speed of light in the industry. veronica with al jazeera bankok. >> reporter: coming up, here on al jazeera. >> al shabaab. >> reporter: not everyone in the united states is happy to great the president of somalia. in sport if you think running a marathon is hard try doing it backwards while juggling. why? we will be here with that story. ♪ ♪ hello and welcome back, the top stories on

. >> i'm told that china is going to see some jobs leave their country and go to vietnam and cambodia a deal with some of the countries that are going to be involved in this transpacific trade which would even undercut the american market and the american worker even more. >> yeah. if we don't get a floor in these deals that we all participate in, citizen groups participate in, then we need to say to congress no fast track. to date, no citizen groups have been involved to any extent in this transpacific partnership. it's a race to the bottom. we need a race to the top. and that's where we stand. >> it sounds like a superhighway to outsourcing to me. can labor stop this? i mean, obviously the aflcio had their convention in los angeles. they made a statement on this. the president's for it. what do you make of it? >> i think to stop it we need to build the coalition we have already that includes greens, that includes all kinds of citizen and democracy groups, civil rights groups, et cetera. people who say we need economic policy, we need trade policy for american workers just as the vie

one is, out right genocide, such as in cambodia and darfur and in rwanda, we did not do anything, wehould have we the west not just united states but all of us, and other is, weapons of mass destructioo. as defined including chemical weapons, but horrible things happen in country, in your own country 750,000 people died in a horrible civil war, this was a legitimate disagreement between familfundamentally civilized pe. but the use of weapons like sarin gas, that is something else. unless we're just going to say everyone do what they want, use whatever weapons you want, and see where chips fall. neil: quickly. looks like whole world has become libertarian in this respect they just want to wipe their hands of it. it is reflected in rand pauls in the ted cruz those with view u.s. should stop being policeman in the world. >> no sane person is asking u.s. to be police of the world. who sane people all over the world are asking, is for united states to give a definition of its national security interest, then live by it. neil: we have, that i am not agreeing or disagreeing, but your view s

you can join up this line of hef showers through thailand, running across cambodia and through vietnam they are seeing big downpours in the area of low pressure which is now a tropical storm. yes, the philippines continue to see more heavy showers driving in here through the course of saturday as this tropical storm continues to filter in heavy rain and it will slide further east as we go on through sunday but notice it stays very wet. >> reporter: thanks very much. still to come here on the news hour, fishermen in northern canada are enjoying bigger catches than ever before because of climate change. plus. >> i'm john in chicago where former gang members blame the city's high homicide rate on a cowboy mentality. >> reporter: we look at hooliganism after a football match. ♪ ♪ welcome back, you are watching al jazeera, and iran foreign minister is looking to break the deadlock on the nuclear dispute within a year. the prospect of a game after talks between the united states and iran since the revolution in iran in 1979. there has been progress on syria at the u.n. u.n. security council

it was done in bangladesh, china, cambodia, indonesia, new guinea and sri lanka. most common reason, men gave for the violence was sexual entitlement followed by entertainment. and the wish to punish the woman. >> this is the main debate. and a little bit afraid. i don't know india well. but there are other countries in the same case. that this death penalty debate will change the public attention. now, we will be debating whether this is the right thing. and i think that the situation of women in this region, not necessarily only india. and the number of rapes, this is a real issue. but now, is it the real punishment -- well, only one case. >> so the case happened last december. has india changed since then do you think? do you think this has changed? >> absolutely not. there was a very high-profile case in mumbai which is a city that has a better track record than new dehli of photo journalist who was brutally gang raped in broad daylight. and you saw the defense lawyers saying that if there is no rape case, before this -- before this appeal, we won't appeal it.