it is more than 100 miles away in the mountains of chiang mai province.i province. it will be a difficult journey. we expected to take three days and two nights, but we have a young elephant and an old one. the baby elephant is four months old. if they are tired, they can rest. elephants are synonymous with tourism in thailand. but it is an industry accused of cruelty. the 3000 elephants that rely on tourism are at risk of starvation. for some elephants, the pandemic has meant more suffering. translation: if it doesn't get better in three months, i will contact people i know along the myanmar border. i will take my elephant to work in the logging business there. after two days of travel, the convoy is chased out of a village. locals think beekeepers may have coronavirus. tired, comedy tea m sto ps may have coronavirus. tired, comedy team stops at a river to rest. the elephants got very thirsty, and the little one had no energy to walk. their journey little one had no energy to walk. theirjourney home has been funded bya theirjourney home has been funded b

it's been a long slow journey for this elephant and his handler with tourists and his like chiang mai now closed because of coronavirus they have no choice but to return home to the hills of northern thailand a wonderful site for these children and an opportunity for the elephants to enjoy then you found freedom. but these animals need food around 300 kilos of plants a day much of the vegetation around here has been cleared for crops and the handlers have no money to buy feed. but. we need help to take care of the animals it's expensive obviously. there's also concern from local villages that the sudden influx of hundreds of elephants. and that swearing conservationists. that some of the elephant make it. into the properties. would probably stop what we call the sea human plate. before the coronavirus pandemic hit thailand was a popular destination for animal tourism but it was often unregulated and there have been numerous reports of elephant cruelty despite this the handlers known as mahmoud's maintain that tourism is my tool for their survival. i mean that until the last we have to

it's also a joyful moment for the rest of the you because 23 of the 26 chiang and countries are back into business the shaken zone is life again the zone might be alive again but other any can sons amongst europeans that they could possibly be a sudden coronavirus infections not that this border is open but here the reason germany and also in france the infection rates a quite low and even if they raise people are not eager that the borders would be closed again i spoke to the deputy mayor of straw spoke she said we have to have more regional approach that we have to find the corona hotspots but we don't have those the borders immediately it needed immediately this is more a national reflex that you do if you don't know what else to do so the people here say don't take schengen of it from us again. ban triggered from the german french border thank you so much. but one state that has not yet reopened all its borders is spain but the government now says travelers fiction's for most e.u. and tourists will be lifted 10 days earlier than planned on the 21st of june in a pilot project howe

mollie had beaten chiang kai shek 3 times in huge battles involving millions of combatants mao was a winner in this contest from the early 1930 s. on but we knew very little about it and people don't understand that even today. shanghai here is the message clearly as foreign businessmen board up their shops go now go quickly communism archer's take what you can but please. elbow haste the western powers evacuate the city they have built for good and bad alike must leave the businessmen come for profit as well as missionaries come to she must say good bye as out b.n.c. steams the last of western influence their well to a century. people and today it's difficult to understand the paranoia ignited by mouse revolution. as we look at china on the map we can see that china is the basic cause of all of our troubles in asia i believe that for the sake of fish. it needs. to be prepared for the puppy billy. a shiny new at their own the united way. one of the myths about mao is that he was an implacable enemy of the capitalist west. shanghai today is a prosperous international city still run by

it's all it's a joyful moment for the rest of the you because 23 of the 26 chiang and countries are back into business the shaken zone is life again so the shingles on comes back alive one small but all europeans not slightly concerned about a possible 2nd wave of infections with all these borders opening up and travel allowed again. but infection rates here in germany also on the other side in france a fairly low if they rise the mayor of stress we're told me yesterday you have to come up with a different concept you need a regional concept to find the hotspots closing the border may not be appropriate again and 60 percent of european travelers say they want to travel again even this summer in this circumstances and that's the result of a new survey so people are eager to cross the borders again to visit their neighbors and they say don't take away from us again a cautious reopening for the. band from the german french border thank you very much however one e.u. state that has not reopened its borders yet is spain but the government now says trouble destructions for most and chain going

from the swine flu which emerged back in 2009 and is carried out by pigs well professor chinchilla chiang from nottingham university in the u.k. told the b.b.c. right now we are distracted with corona virus and rightly so but we must not lose sight of potentially dangerous new viruses for the latest on the market i'm joined by of the trading group co-host chrystia chrystia let's start with you u.s. equities are headed for their biggest 1st quarter gains in years now both the dow and the s. and p. they're on pace for their bus quarterly performance since 1988 is this rally expected to extend into quarter 3. well like the 2nd quarter rally this was primarily driven by the trillions of dollars of new stimulus pumped into the economy and you also have a lot of hope hope for vaccine hope for economically openings and balance hope that everything is just a temporary blip but as we begin q 3 only one of those tailwinds currently in place and that's going to be the government stimulus now right now the old saying is never bet against the fed because even though it's only one tailwind now it's a p

more than 160 injured when a truck carrying 5 gas exploded on a highway in the eastern province of chiang on saturday officials said the blast was so powerful it destroyed nearby homes and factories creating an immense fireball and plumes of thick black smoke because of the disaster is currently under investigation. in south america now there have been some emotional reunions in a care home in sao paolo brazil after a local businessman decided to donate a hug curtain residents who hadn't seen their loved ones for months were finally able to reconnect with them the entrepreneur plans to produce more of the plastic curtains for care homes across the city which has been at the center of the country's corona virus outbreak. with the world's nightlife industry taking tentative steps towards reopening one cocktail bar in seoul has found a novel way to entice customers back in this robot named combo is able to carve perfectly round balls of ice and serve dozens of different drinks all while making conversation the bars boss says it has helped put customers at ease south korea has been on alert s

>> yeah, i think we need to look at these people the same way that loyalists of chiang kai-shek looked this is to quote peter hitchens, a regime change. they realized the antiracist movement has realized that the institutions that it was supposed to safeguard tradition and history and art have really given up and they are kowtowing out of them and we have this strange post-secular vision of the world where we are starting at year zero, as he said, that everything must be viewed as it is today. better jehovah than focal because at least with organized religion, with a real religion, christianity or judaism or whatever, you get things -- forgiveness and salvation. you don't get that coming of the penal code and the antiracist movement. you can sit there and be guilty of having white privilege and being born white, but you can never get salvation for it. you can never get redemption for it and then this -- you can never be woke enough and in this new age of reason, we are in a very bleak period because that's what rogers portnoy said, good things are hard to create an easy to destroy. reg

let's chiange a policy and let' change a training and they are -- >> really what we are seeing now is people moving towards the side of abolition, and it's not about having no police, but making sure again, that communities have the resources so that you can have less of a footprint of police. right. so, i will give you an example, a lot of people have been asking me for the last couple of days. if we defund the police, what happens when you call 9-1-1. i say, well, if something is on fire, what number do you call? you call 9-1-1. who shows up, the ambulance, the fire truck. and if somebody is having a heart attack. you call 9-1-1. and the emt shows up. we already have 9-1-1 giving a lot of different emergency services. imagine if somebody was overdosing or when a couple was having a disagreement that they didn't know how to resolve or a kid was not feeling safe. right, if you could call mental health resources, child protective resources, substance abuse resources if the resources that folks needed so they did not need to rely on law enforcement were there. if 9-1-1 had more options,