all these people are coming to dhaka because their rural homes arbeing deroyed.atiq: bangladesh is the front line state of climate change because of the multiplicity of impacts. announcer: cyclones, bursting rivers, torrential rain fall. climate change is felt here more than anywhere else in the world. climate refugees from all over the country are poing into dhaka fleeing for their lives.

we have this report from dhaka. >> the charges make for grim reading. the former amir or chief of the army, bangladesh's largest political party, was handed the death sentence for committing war crimes in 1971. his army is accused of setting up the militia, a paramilitary unit collaborating with the pakistani army in large scale murders, targetting the hindu army and intelligence here. >> for war crimes, it is the last key defendant left in the dark. >> he was the main planner, the mastermind. the mastermind of killing intel ects. he was the man who was in the local army. >> not everyone was pleased with the verdicts. supporters in the past have taken violence protests. >> the police responded in force. more than 500 people have been there so far in clashes related to the trial. but the crackdown on the opposition meant that lately the reaction to the verdict have been more subdued. >> northern of the army family members in bangladesh are willing to speak to the media because of safety concerns. it's not just relatives, lawyers representing the men on t

people in bangladesh's capital, dhaka, rushed out of their houses, and took to the streets for safety following the earthquake. dozens of people were injured, and at least six people were killed. nigel: nearly 175,000 people are petitioning the president to pardon a convicted killer featured in a netflix documentary series. the show "making a murderer" focuses on the trial and his nephew. a jury found the two guilty of the 2005 murder of teresa halbach in wisconsin. both men maintain their innocence. the series raises many questions about the evidence used to convict the men. if the petition gets enough signatures by january 19th, the white house will have to respond. a new, massive television is coming to the tech market. it is a 98-inch 8k television. gabrielle: where do you put that? nigel: in my living room. lg will announce the new top of the line tv at this week's consumer electronics show. the company says it is about to go into production. lg calls it "super ultra high definition," and it will have four times the resolution of a 4k tv. gabrielle: i will get you some snow inste

the most cases on the peninsula where vinod crews are already hitting the road system goes live in dhaka for governor mcauliffe declared a state of emergency but we begin in the weather lah. jeff is tracking the storm's movements and there's so much to talk about with so many different areas let me give you the bottom line for sort of an overview of crippling storm for central western and talking about that for days and days. strong winds high tides heavy rain for most of our area and some snow. we will have two periods of snow one at the beginning and once again at the answer let's talk about some of the different computer models there are certain sections why think some of these are right on another flight think they're totally wrong. so let me show in then all sort of give you my version coming up in a little bit. this is by the entire time frame through the entire storm by sunday as you can see seventeen inches in richmond six in newport news to happen or pick one at the beach one in elizabeth city. this is the canadian model. now granted this doesn't go as far but still goes through

. >> a journalist based in dhaka told us about reports saying a second security operation is in progress in the capital. >> it has been an attack of special forces of burkina faso, held by american and french special forces over the splendid hotel. put apparently there was another attack in a neighbouring hotel, where currently there are some operations going on, apparently. >> voting descended. counting is under way in the presidential poll. opposition leaders favoured independence from china, expected to become the first female leader. it is the economy and taiwan's relations with china that will be the focus of the election. >> a slight smile from the presidential front-runner as she voted saturday morning. the opposition candidate sticking to the message of independence. >> translation: i believe it was time for us to unite. we need a position to show that taiwan has a consensus on national identity. in his home district, they voted in the city where he is mayor, and repeated promises to maintain good relations. we'll stick to the 1992 consensus, which sees both sides recognise one c

invention will improve rail safety. 70 people are killed by trains every month last year, this report from dhaka >>> these do not inspire much confidence. many are decades old. some were laid during britishish colonial rule in 1947. worried from reading frequent derailments, this man built a robot that detects cracks and derailment sending coordinates to the nearest station. >> translation: right now all the maintenance work and check-ups happen manually. you need a huge amount of manpower. and it doesn't have enough employees. it tries to introduce an automated system. >> it's a real problem for bangladesh. >> a large number of trash runs through the marketplaces and the middle of busy slums. it's a danger for the people around. in 2015 police say an average of 707 people died each month after getting hit by trains. >> 50 to 60 accidents have been seen since sitting up shop. and he has recovered 10 dead bodies with his own hands. >> translation: some wander on to the tracks, talking on their phones. some are absent-minded. some have had arguments with girlfriend, looking to end things. >> railw

around military highway and take a look at all of the stop and go traffic we had an earlier accident at dhaka landing road about a mile up from here that accidents since has cleared as you can see the backup has knots were jammed all the way back to bowers hill that to sixty four sixty four split and run sixty four east you will see those delays back to military highway as we approach bowers hills was definitely a big delay to watch out for this afternoon on the trap of network map you will see on six sixty four southbound a little bit coming from newport news is due to heavy traffic. minor delays northbound from the earlier breakdown and six sixty four north at sixty four west to the ongoing roadwork was even see some heavy traffic a few of our other bridges and tunnels talk about that when i come back with us and as for talks and will depart from naval station norfolk on thursday the replenishment oil or will head to the fifth fleet area of operations in the middle east to support u s naval forces there the butt tucks in return from a six month deployment just before christmas during that d

this particularly becomes noticeable when they apply for -- when they're eligible for programs like dhaka. i'm wondering what the foreign ministry is doing? my understanding is the consulates are increasingly trying to help them get their birth certificates from their original states, but if you could comment on what the mexican government can do with that. and the second is increasingly we're seeing mexicans and americans moving to mexico. we're probably seeing more americans moving to mexico, and probably seeing more mexicans moving to mexico than vice versa. quite often taking with them children who are u.s. citizens. right? and who have been educated in the united states and may or may not speak spanish fluently. if you have any thoughts on the adjustment issues there. but also the new set of issues emerging on the bilateral agenda that are beyond what we've talked about in the past. >> early this year, we enabled our consulates here in the united states to be able to issue birth certificates for people that had already been registered in mexico. so we now have our consular officers i