and also you as well experienced that in cambodia. i was curious to know in what ways if there were any they could take care of yourself and your mental health and the ways that the woman in the book and as well. did they have support with each other or because of the nature of the work they had a fine individual ways in accomplishing that pretty. elizabeth: we work that conscious of it. we do say over going to do xyz, just happened. we lived at freighted and what i found amazing was all this had trouble taking vacations. we had a horrible time leaving the war because we were so dedicated to that story in those countries. we almost wrote the same words, all of us. i had to come back, i had to come back. then when you left, and i couldn't take it anymore. it's very hard to get over. i know that i had to go to a therapist when i went home and i know the others didn't. and i know that katrine wrote that she couldn't cross the street in paris. it was only when she gotten to silence in new york to cover of music festival called woodstock t

— cambodia? the cambodian authorities _ cambodia? the cambodian authorities were _ cambodia?cambodian i authorities were furious, they demanded that the article come down. it said that altering the images disrespects the victims, this was a brutal regime where 2 million people died and the culture ministry has released a statement that we can bring up now which says that the work seriously affects the dignity of the victims, the reality of cambodia's history and was in violation to the rights of the museum as the lawful owners and custodians of these photographs. the museum has also commented... we photographs. the museum has also commented. . ._ photographs. the museum has also commented... we 'ust saw those words. * also commented... we 'ust saw those words, let's _ also commented... we 'ust saw those words, let's see _ also commented... we just saw those words, let's see what - also commented... we just saw those words, let's see what the j those words, let's see what the museum had to say. the museum said that minimising _ museum had to say. the museum said that minimisin

then where the operations in cambodia 10 months ago. consequently tonight i can report that vietnamization has succeeded. because of the increased strength of the south vietnamese because of the success of the cambodian operation. because of the achievements of the south vietnamese operation and laos i am announcing an increase in the rate of american withdrawals. between may 1 and december one of this year 100,000 more american troops will be brought home. from south vietnam this will bring the total number of american troops withdrawn from south vietnam to 365,000. now that's over two-thirds of the number who were there? when i came into office as you can see from this chart on my left. the government of south vietnam fully supports the decision. i've just announced. now, let's look at the future. as you can see from the progress we have made the date and by this announcement tonight. the american involvement in vietnam is coming to an end. the day the south vietnamese can take over their own defense. is in sight. our goal is a total

but cambodia we're talking about a genocide how has laugher really defended his work we haven't seen anything since this is all emerge that at the time of publication he gave an interview and he said that that's how you found the images he even tried to offer up some explanations for why the prisoners might be smiling he said that they could be nervous they could be trying to appease their captors but i think what really summed up the feeling in cambodia came from the director of the documentation center of cambodia he called lotteries work a grave injustice to a piece of living history and aust how can you change how to happiness i guess you can try to do it digitally but it won't always work thanks to 20 years ago a website emerged in a quiet corner of the world wide web very few people would have noticed it few were would have predicted it would ever prove useful to them. in the 2 decades since wicked pedia has grown into one of the internet's top destinations the english language site alone averages about 10900000000 visits per day our information universe has grown marred by alt

. >> she was born in cambodia in 1972 or 1973, she does not know, the first 8 years of my life were spenting in the capitol phnom penh. after they won the war. wanted everyone to the city to move out of the city and into the countryside. to labor camps, millions of people forced out of the city, on foot. and we didn't know where we were going. >> for months, we have aired shocking tales out of cambodia whole cities emptied of their people. >> i was about 2 or three years old, at the time, i am youngest of 5 children, my mom, dad, 4 siblings myself, we walked for 20 days before our first destination, i believe it is some kind of a village. >> 4 months later, thear suzuki's family and 5,000 others were moved again. >> day took us in the dark, we didn't know where, i asked my mom, why did they take us there she said, to die. >> it is called holocaust of the 70s, they are dying of starving a or illness or both. >> there was never enough to eat in labor camps, a meal is rice pourage, that is mostly water, a few grains of rice. >> her family of 7 survived the genocide in cambodia, now known as

now so far i've only talked about refugees from vietnam and cambodia. but i should also mention what our known as hmong and lao refugees. this is an image of a pandau, which is a traditional hmong storycloth quilt. it's really embroidery but a lot of stories about the war have been told through this traditional art form. and so just looking at this image. what do you see? what do you notice? what story of war does it tell? do you see any depictions of war here? anyone notice that yeah, i think it's really interesting that the the spanning of like technology is really depicted in this depiction of war because use icy like sword fighting, but then i also see planes which is to me a very funny thing to see embroidered on like a quilt and i'm just interested in like the deer to the left sloping at the river and i guess it kind of like is a nice juxtaposition about how like war comes into a landscape but the landscape still functions as is and then it would be really cool to like see an aftermath quilt of like what is what would happen? yeah. absolutely. you

this outlined the first plans to help refugees from vietnam and cambodia. in these efforts, the federal government underestimated how expensive it would be, how much money was needed, how much time and manpower, and so in the years that followed, congress approved the arrival of more refugees, including lao and mong refugees. by 1978, the stream of southeast asian refugees became a tide. as more vietnamese, cambodian, and other refugees began to come to the u.s. so president jimmy carter raised the quota of incoming refugees to 14,000 people per month in 1979. and there remained the challenge of bringing these refugees to a level of self-sufficiency. congress passed a landmark piece of legislation, the refugee act of 1980. this is really important. because it's the act under which we operate still today. it aimed to fix the inefficienties in the resettle program. it capped refugee annual entries at 50,000. it created new admissions procedures that facilitated the efficient resettlement of refugees, it provided long-term funding for refugee programs. it was

but cambodia we're talking about a genocide how has laugher re defended his work we haven't seen anything since this is that at the time of publication he gave an interview and he said that that's how you found the images even try to offer up some explanations for why the prisoners might be smiling he said that they could be nervous they could be trying to appease their captors but i think what really summed up the feeling in cambodia came from the director of the documentation center of cambodia he called lotteries work a grave injustice to a piece of living history and aust how can you change how to happiness i guess you can try to do it digitally but it won't always work thanks to 20 years ago a website emerged in a quiet corner of the world wide web very few people would have noticed it fewer would have predicted it would ever prove useful to them in the 2 decades since pedia has grown into one of the internet's top destinations the english language site alone averages about 10900000000 visits per day our information universe has grown marred by alternative facts poisoned by conspirac

moved away from nonintervention postpone cambodia's access into r.c. i'm because there are military coups in cambodia by the current telly the hun sen so assy and actually acted in violation of its traditional nonintervention principles and there was a president for us to actually do something right there. and understand that misson before having this summit now now what happens is i don't really it's hard to tell because i think contrary to what people say i think the military does claim legitimacy the military leader does clinch some legitimacy because it was invited and given message at that table as an equal to other members of the optics is already there but i'm not criticizing the summit i think it's very important to do something is better than nothing but i think only time will tell how our goals are about implementing or are insisting on all this as spectators and demands that point out that the internal community and the people of myanmar have stopped the killing but also the most critical thing is what to do about the lesson. phil coming bac

walsh i was there in sioux were thailand into may potentially pushing down across a good part of cambodia as well but he has showers in soo much of malaysia and we're still seeing that very wet weather there into java across a good part of indonesia more of the same as we go on through saturday notice by saturday some very heavy rain could lead some localized flooding in southern parts of cambodia more wet weather coming back into thailand i mean some very wet weather just off the west coast of australia of course we've talked about this for the past couple of days a little circulation here that is a tropical storm that's going to continue feeding its weight just stuff sure it may just keep the far west of australia as we go through friday with some very wet weather as we go on towards the weekend much of ours is looking fine and dry plenty of sunshine little bit of wet weather just around the nullable there pushing over towards the southeast and colder with rain that for the sealant. golems rightwing government and the catholic church are the very best of friends the curse supports the g

or maybe laos most likely cambodia significant rain australia remains in the same place it's just off the coast and throwing showers into the coast of both southern queensland and northern new south wales not particularly heavy showers thankfully and the circulation is clearly offshore that is generating big waves big swell if you like for which there have been warnings now here is the cycle that started off in the eastern philippines it'll take a day or 2 he was heading down quite possibly to somewhere in western australia probably not also a person's heart society government because he's rather slow moving with a very big pass this is of note when that comes in to victoria i suspect it will bring pretty cold weather and it doesn't look it only 18 degrees we might see but a snow in the southern mountains in victoria. for. a footballer from spain traded battling opponents on the plate for fighting fascism at home on the brewers. footballing legend at a canter not introduce is that the name on the buckle. i want to use his beloved game to help himself a novice survived the horrors of a

well southeast asian countries are on high alert after a sharp increase in corona virus cases in cambodia and laos vietnam reported its 1st community outbreak in weeks on thursday and the philippines is extending curbs on people's movements in the manila region for a slippery reports. the philippines is battling one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in asia the government has extended restrictions on movement in gatherings in the capital manila and 4 nearby provinces for another 2 weeks those hardest hit are the poor many have turned to community run food banks to feed their families. for granted like the porter said that this community pantry is very important because this is a big help to us i'm lucky it's here and i'm very thankful ever since help started coming from here corona virus is making a resurgence elsewhere in southeast asia cambodia had one of the world's lowest number of infections in the 1st year of the pandemic. but it's now locked down its capital phnom penh a nearby town and the coastal town see how to fill. neighboring vietnam reported its 1st community transmission i

like i said legally in cambodia when nixon says to cambodia may 1st, and then we went into four core to bunktalk canto and all that. so i fought and all that area 25th went home and then i went up north to ikore. so only when i did only core that i didn't fly was two core which was aware with the first camp was so i got a chance to fight in more places in vietnam than the average helicopter pilot because just stayed in one area unless you know, so i did that so when we went in we went into saigon, which is now ho chi minh city, and we went to the caravelle hotel and all that and it was it was extremely interesting because i going back to a place that i associated with direct combat. you know just like you fly into toddson new you get off the bus. it's hot as all. it's africa hot. you're sweating like a a bandit, you know and and sitting in this hole this room, it's air conditioning and when we got off the we got off. it was like a nice terminal and everybody was nice people spoke english. you just had to get your passport. i said, this is nothing like we should have the first time th

this was june 2020 days after one chilly arm such sacks it a pro-democracy blogger was abducted in cambodia. c.c.t.v. footage captured 2 men stopped in their tracks as the reportedly watch one chilly on being bundled into an s.u.v. . he was targeted one day after uploading this video mocking thailand's prime minister. he has not been seen since his the 9th such case of a thai exile disappearing since 2060. if one charlie arm is dead we want his body brought back to thailand. in the past year thailand's military has reacted with an iron fist to a growing youth movement calling for democratic reforms rounding up dozens of activists under strict laws that forbid any criticism of the mourner. last month the architects of the uprising began filling up courts their resolve undiminished 30. they can lock me up but they cannot lock up the truth the truth is always the truth whether in prison under torture or awaiting execution the truth is the truth. other organizers face 15 years in prison if found guilty of sedition and insulting the monarchy but protest leaders say the campaign cannot be crushed

. >> stephen: cambodia, okay.itter site started bombing me with #freekaavan #freekaavan. and i was already trying to free an elephant in los angeles and having no luck. so i just thought, they send me all kind of stuff and i won't answer them, and they'll just forget it. but they didn't, and all of a sudden, i started wondering if i could do it. but i had a man i met, bob geldof's manager, and i met him at a thing in qatar. and he told me about elfants. he was from south africa, and he moved elfants. and i called him and i said, "hi, mark. you might not remember me--" which is such a dumb thing to say but. "it's cher, and remember we rode back together. and i said i need help. i need to move an elephant." and he said, "no problem." and i said, "it's in islamabad." and he said, "all right." and he went there, and he said, "unshackle him." he was shackled for his entire life. he has such bad scars around the back of his ankles but they're getting better. he went there. he said, "unshackle him. put a lop on this lean

turkey so these asian countries are on high alert after a sharp increase in corona virus cases in cambodia and laos vietnam reported its 1st community outbreak in weeks on thursday in the philippines is extending curbs on people's movement in the miller region. the philippines is battling one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in asia the government has extended restrictions on movement in gatherings in the capital manila and 4 nearby provinces for another 2 weeks those hardest hit are the poor many have turned to community run food banks to feed their families. this community pantry is very important because this is a big help to us i'm lucky it's here and i'm very thankful ever since help started coming from here corona virus is making a resurgence elsewhere in southeast asia cambodia had one of the world's lowest number of infections in the 1st year of the pandemic. but it's now locked down its capital phnom penh a nearby town and the coastal town see one of those. neighboring vietnam reported its 1st community transmission in more than a month on thursday the new cases come ahead of a

wave of infections becomes too serious wednesday marked $100.00 days to the opening ceremony and cambodia's leader 100 sand says his country is on the brink of death valley and urged people to work together to avoid calamity from the latest coronavirus surge. bernie made off the architect of a ponzi scheme that scammed investors out of billions of dollars has died in prison he was $82.00 the former chairman of the nasdaq stock exchange reportedly died of natural causes he had been suffering from chronic kidney failure here's a look back at one of the most notorious walls of wall st. bernard made off better known as bernie was so disliked at the time of his trial that he had to wear a bulletproof vest to court every day. the man behind the largest known ponzi scheme in history wiped out people's fortunes ruined charities and foundations he defrauded thousands including a host of big name movie stars and even the new york mets baseball team for decades made off enjoyed an image as a self-made financial guru whose golden touch defied markets operating out of these downtown new york offices he

this was june 2020 days after one chilly arm such sacks it a pro-democracy blogger was abducted in cambodia. c.c.t.v. footage captured 2 men stopped in their tracks as they reportedly watch one chilly arm being bundled into an s.u.v. . he was targeted one day after uploading this video mocking thailand's prime minister. he has not been seen since his the 9th such case of a thai exile disappearing since 2060. if one charlie arm is dead we want his body brought back to thailand but my young. in the past year thailand's military has reacted with an iron fist to a growing youth movement calling for democratic reforms rolling up dozens of activists under strict laws that forbid any criticism of the monarchy last month the architects of the uprising began filling up courts their resolve undiminished thorough. they can lock me up but they cannot lock up the truth the truth is always the truth whether in prison under torture or awaiting execution the truth is the truth. other organizers face 15 years in prison if found guilty of sedition and insulting the monarchy but protest leaders say the campai

malaysia singapore and the philippines have also voiced similar concerns others such as cambodia a more reserved leader huntsman has refused to comment on the situation in myanmar saying it's an internal affair. and then there is thailand despite feeling what it called gravely troubled by the casualties of the crisis the country has been criticized for turning refugees away. we have spoken to those who entered thailand and asked them if they had any problems in their area if they say they had no problem we just asked them to return we ask we did not use any force. similar criticism has also hit india a nonmember of ours in but a close neighbor of myanmar. it field is north eastern border after a steady stream of people who try to flee into the state of missouri. according to you and at least 250000 people have already been displaced by the junta's crackdown this year. evonne luxman are is a political scientist and senior researcher of the center for strategic and international studies in jakarta and joins me from their welcome mr luxmore indonesia has been pushing for this special leade

was june 2020 days after one chilly arms not socks it approved democracy blogger was abducted in cambodia. c.c.t.v. footage captured 2 men stopped in their tracks as they reportedly watch one chilly arm being bundled into an s.u.v. . he was targeted one day after uploading this video mocking thailand's prime minister. he has not been seen since his the 9th such case of a thai exile disappearing since 26 but that's all. if one charlie arm is dead we want his body brought back to thailand. in the past year thailand's military has reacted with an iron fist to a growing youth movement calling for democratic reforms rounding up dozens of activists under strict laws that forbid any criticism of the monarchy last month the architects of the uprising began filling up courts their resolve undiminished 30. they can lock me up but they cannot lock up the truth the truth is always the truth whether in prison under torture or awaiting execution the truth is the truth. other organizers face 15 years in prison if found guilty of sedition and insulting the monarchy protests leaders say the campaign canno

around the middle a potential as we go on into sunday see some heavy showers from time to time into cambodia also pushing up into allow further south the showers there she can see into indonesia joining up with some heavy rain that we have just around the northwest of australia we got 2 tropical cyclons are rolling away here we've got odets to the north and then a little further south we have some roger that's going to continue making its way further south was given some course concern here because these 2 gradually going to link up interacting with one another through the roger affects us as it snowed in the trade that will continue to make its way towards that western coast of australia as we go on through sunday gradually making landfall late in the day. the usually margin in life but the world of sumo wrestling is shrouded in secrecy when east gets rare access inside a sport where ancient tradition meets modern scandal on al-jazeera. choosier. every. day watching our time to recap our headlines now talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal are set to resume in vienna president joe biden

the persian gulf, yugoslavia, cambodia, korea, the caucuses, the baltic region, the earthquake in armenia, the chernobyl disaster. what is important is that all these varied undertakings by the world community bear the imprint of the new atmosphere in the world, one which has emerged among other reasons thanks to the new thinking. [ applause ] >> translator: one consequence of the increasing world integration is the democratization of international relations. it would seem that now all are agreed that the bipolar system has exhausted its potential. some say that it will be replaced by a monocentric one. but most people feel that the world will be multipolar. this is probably acceptable if, of course, we bear in mind that this is not the type of redistribution of roles which was customary in the past. no. the idea that certain states or groups of states could monopolize the international arena is no longer valid. what is emerging -- what is emerging is a more complex global structure of international relations. an awareness of the need for some kind of global government is gaining ground.

in southeast asia is going to be across the middle a potential we've seen intense storms here for cambodia and vietnam edging as well into thailand we could see localized flooding with those downpours are heavier and as we go into sunday some of the showers will be particularly heavy across sumatra but the rainy season is ending so things are drying up an area where things are not to drying off is australia that move in edge of queensland seeing quite a few intense storms as well heavy showers around cannes it's been rather a wet month there and that's going to continue over the weekend for the rest of the country things are looking rather dry and fine as we expect $29.00 degrees in perth it's further south the we're seeing colder conditions well cooler we've got some showers expected across victoria 18 degrees in melbourne and as we go into sunday that cloud is going to build up hoping across to new zealand things are going to cool down but plenty of sunshine ahead of that. thousands of children were removed from east timor during the indonesian occupation decades later i want to want to

into peninsular malaysia into thailand there must have tongues is dry but that's not true for laos cambodia or vietnam were to be increasingly wet and the change of seasons become very obvious now in australia as a bite in the wind as a weather comes up from the bite out show me this is a proper frontal system using can be very cold as it goes through well relatively speaking it will fade it but once the wind's gone the sun comes out you still got 15 present degrees in melbourne and 18 up in adelaide as for west australia little colder it was but perth is how young to 25 what showers there are up in the tropical parts of queens and hardly a surprise this doesn't warm embrace been. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else is well out. in the world god we still believe the fight. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the one. witnesses on al-jazeera. they want to go to 0 remind of our top stories this hour bus and train stations in new delhi have been overwhelmed by thousands of workers leav

the case but really the bulk of the activity going on toward areas of northern thailand laos and cambodia now particularly heavy showers for southern areas of china as we just mentioned hong kong getting into some of the showers and other areas of southern china about $56.00 millimeters of rain over the last 24 hours a pretty good helping of rain and that rain has also been concentrated over the pearl river the rain continues on wednesday we start to see a push through into japan as well so a soggy forecast ahead for south asia the story here is temperatures building and we do have somewhat weather coming along the western gantz coast but again really the heat stretching from the region of punjab break through to west bengal temperatures are ads or above 40 degrees so take a look at the 3 day forecast for delhi $43.00 it's not going to be record breaking but these temperatures are well above average temperatures are also well above average into parts of the middle east's for turkey we're going to get up to $26.00 degrees by the time wednesday rolls around that record breaking but above se

across much of southeast asia as per usual limp like the showers there filtering their way into cambodia into thailand wanted to shout from the eastern side of vietnam and there's sunshine and shouts where the west sun shines and showers for the philippines but the shot was there nevertheless some lively downpours their cost more than parts of borneo and then ends in asia really cropping it as we go in through the next couple of days some very heavy rainfall coming through we have seen some very heavy rains 69 millimeters in the space of 24 hours across the eastern side of indonesia that's around the a 4 average and i'll be 24 hours and heavy downpours they do set to continue more showers that will cause further problems into java for example to make a way for the south well this is where we have a tropical system is coming through and in the case of tropical systems because cycling georgia we are now seeing some very heavy rain pushing towards that western side of australia that is the system that brought the flooding into indonesia just a few days ago is joining up with debts of the 2

rainfall you can see those yellow peaks there but much of the intense downpours are going to be across cambodia and thailand we could see a few showers in malaysia too. for . an hour that stays for the blind and a robotic arm for the disabled. by jungle straightly an engineer is inventing tools to help people gain independence look how did i stand on his or her side of that will put the ability to recognize objects on the fire and say that people with greater vision will be able to recognize everyday objects women make science robo gals on al-jazeera. or. we want to go to 0 a reminder of our top stories this hour india's record of the world's highest number of new covered 19 infections for the 4th consecutive day almost 350000 cases have been reported and hospitals are struggling to cope. the commander of foreign forces in afghanistan says u.s. and nato troops have started the withdrawal process president biden wants to get all combat soldiers out by september the 11th 20 years since the $911.00 attacks. soldiers loyal to somalia's president took the fighting with troops opposed to him in the c

but maybe more of this in this line that goes back towards sumatra peninsular malaysia and catches cambodia that's the wet season if you like persistent rain sometimes heavy and we've seen a lot of such rain and snow in northern india and there it is running down towards nepal there are few thunderstorms in the forecast brief in new delhi then it becomes quite a once again in the northern plains remain pretty hot. sponsible qatar airways. kisumu. a family man. politicized by the forces of nature. filmed over 4 years a kenyan farmer and documents his struggle for his community survival and builds a template for global action on climate change. to see lose the climate diaries a witness documentary on al-jazeera. but again you're watching out 0 remind of our top stories this hour and it dozens of world leaders have joined activists and even pope francis today meeting on climate change the u.s. pledges to have its carbon emissions by 2031 china says it will phase out its use of coal from 20 to 26. a funeral has been held in the u.s. state of minnesota for doughty right to use shot dead by a pol

southeast asian nation is represented at this summit including attendees include the prime ministers of cambodia vietnam and singapore as well as special envoys from the philippines and thailand the indonesian president himself it was his idea to call this summit and as you mentioned earlier the joint chief of me in my now it's not only his attendance that is controversial but also the decision of our zeon to not invite the national unity government but analysts say that as ian's intention at this point appears to be to simply stop the violence and many analysts say that might have some success with that and if that is indeed their intention the best approach would be to speak directly to the man who is responsible for sparking this crisis in me and mar so we do have to wait and see as to how successful how productive this summit will be earlier in the year foreign ministers met to discuss met virtually to discuss this issue this is the 1st in person summit and when we heard from the engine asian foreign minister she said that shows just how seriously our zeon is taking this issue but when there

montana but maybe more of this in this line that goes back toward sumatra peninsula malazan catches cambodia that's the wet season if you like persistent rain sometimes heavy and we've seen a lot of such rain and snow in northern india and there were tears running down towards nepal there are few thunderstorms in the forecast brief in new delhi that it becomes quite a once again in the northern plains remain pretty hot. to go into schools to call qatar airways it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our life issues you're putting more money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers and everyone goes to their camp and becomes a us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is there. if you want to help save the world's . season hero. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines president joe biden opened the global climate summit with 40 world leaders who are pledging to cut in half the coal and petroleum fumes that the

most of the philippines as a line of showers you with out of the central philippines back through cambodia bit to thailand since you're malaysia and sumatra and that's the main rain belt at the moment the south is that we got a good scratch on your share as you always will do in the tropics but you can't really call it rainy season for indonesia anymore it's a dry spell now there's been significant wetness in tropical queens in these showers are still wandering around quite slowly having had some flooding overland near cairns it could well be we see a bit more because this is whole area that could see the slow move again persistently repeating sunder storms otherwise a straight is quite fine reasonably warm for most and dried it perswade heading up towards the certain mark where you have got a change of seasonal type whether it's this breezy stuff across tasmania for the bass strait just catching victoria really in here you still have about 18 degrees in the south of australia as to new zealand well now what would you expect with a breeze coming in from the west the northwest is going to t

little further west we got quite a rash of showers coming in across much of india china vietnam cambodia lao todd all saying some lives showers showers of course rot across malaysia and still a few showers that getting into indonesia as the civil rights continues to pump their way further north was not too many rains at the moment across australia fine and we have got a few showers into the northeast of the new south wales that eastern side of queensland are in the process of pulling away and woman up nicely behind. on counting the cost of the rwanda versus the markets with the turkish economy. i mean already on the brink will the president's unconventional economics take over yet plus mozambique huge gas reserves big investors and the surgeon see could do you a little. counting the costs on al-jazeera. award winning documentary from around the world. down to 0. it watching out is there a mind our top stories this hour 3000000 people have now died of covert 19 around the world it's a milestone few could have imagined when the outbreak began the united states remains a country with the hi

this was june 2020 days after one chilly arm such sacks it a pro-democracy blogger was abducted in cambodia. c.c.t.v. footage captured 2 men stopped in their tracks as the reportedly watch one chilly arm being bundled into an issue v. he was targeted one day after uploading this video mocking thailand's prime minister. he has not been seen since his the 9th such case of a thai exile disappearing since 2060. 5 if one charlie arm is dead we want his body brought back to thailand. in the past year thailand's military has reacted with an iron fist to a growing youth movement calling for democratic reforms rounding up dozens of activists under strict laws that forbid any criticism of the mourner. last month the architects of the uprising began filling up courts their resolve undiminished. 30. they can lock me up but they cannot lock up the truth the truth is always the truth whether in prison under torture or awaiting execution the truth is the truth. other organizers face 15 years in prison if found guilty of sedition and insulting the monarchy protests leaders say the campaign cannot be crushe

rainfall you can see those yellow peaks there but much of the intense downpours are going to be across cambodia and thailand we could see a few showers in malaysia too. qatar airways thousands of children removed from east timor during the indonesian occupation decades later want to want to join the lost generation if they find it hard. on al-jazeera. you're watching out as a reminder of our top stories this hour iraq's prime minister suspended the health minister often explosion and fire at a baghdad hospital families have held funerals for some of the $82.00 victims the government has declared 3 days of national mourning. india is reporting a record number of corona virus cases for a 4th day with nearly 3 150000 infections staff overwhelmed hospitals a begging for oxygen supplies as the health care system struggles to cope. supporters of somalia's president and those opposed to an extension of his term in office the fighting in mogadishu is happening ahead of a deadline for mohamed of the light he from object to step down. rebels in northern china say they are ready to observe a cease fire an

much stopped at the moment the rain is gone all through malaysia and beyond that through thailand cambodia and vietnam with his heavy downpours recently and certainly true in sumatra not to be the case of course the next few days if not weeks having seen significant snow recently in the finals of india it's now in the poland fading away temperatures are rising and those in india they're a bit above the average that is that time of the year we get the pre monsoon heat and certainly there was showers confined to the south mostly carol. support qatar airways. a 3 year investigation into the pro-gun lobby have been going to those meeting to got a really. reveal secrets. messaging out there i mean people are outraged getting mad and connections some don't want to expose many in like a simiar. mass shooting. documents like my al-jazeera investigations how to sell a massacre on al-jazeera. you were found was the release of the top stories india has reported the world's highest daily tally of covert infections for a 2nd straight day with more 3 132000 cases hospitals have critical shortages of bed

too in india china will see some very heavy rain there into thailand making its way across into cambodia financial either through the philippines but some very heavy rain into indonesia a little disturbance that could cause some flooding and there's a disturbance too in the andaman sea that could cause some flooding around the nicobar islands the adamant islands want to shout into eastern parts of india much of india stays fun enjoy the temperatures in the low forty's for some. sportspeople qatar airways. a unique kid endangered biodiversity lies in the heart of one of ecuador's tropical jungles there was a lot of misinformation about a city i knew most of which have here and now they're probably alleges becoming about other stuff conservation in their communities outas their journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist untouched teams aphex to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories the form a crown prince of jordan says he's under ho

physical body one camera downloads it and provides it then to be to me and so you wired those for cambodia's yes or course the investigation your records and other videos as well yes. with regard to body cam videos of the form volved officers you have watched all of those have you yes or. no those have a timestamp on them correct dubious or and in your review of a appear to be consistent with each other in their timestamps yes or while you were at city hall did you collect some other data about the incident yes unregulated i can't report. can you describe for the jury what is a cad report said a record is a transcription of all the radio traffic associated with a specific incident. any other data moment you acquired them milestone video what is that most home video is a feel city of video that is positioned at street level. at various places throughout the city and so you will learn that there was a mass phone video of the location of this incident yes and your team that yes have any information with an eye on color or that traffic yes i also retain the audi you file for 911 call. while you