be harassing and killing exiled dissidents abroad we have the story of a group of tigers ition to laos who are afraid for their lives. cooling ducks don't be fooled this is a fierce competition we'll take you to singapore's bird song contest. i'm sorry so much gonda thank you for joining us on v.w. news asia now we start with the ongoing protests in hong kong organizers say they're planning another big rally on wednesday just ahead of the g. 20 summit that will take place in japan later this week that they want to get world leaders attention china's region paying he will be attending the summit but beijing says the ongoing protests in hong kong will not be discussed now more than a 1000000 people have taken to the streets this month you might have seen these dramatic pictures there demanding that the territory's leader carry lamb fully withdraw a controversial extradition bill and that she stepped down lamb has suspended the proposal but she has not scrapped it completely the legislation would allow extradition from hong kong to mainland china un human rights chief michel bash alive ha

a group of chinese in laos who fear for their lives. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff.our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. we begin tonight with the latest attempt to pave a path to peace in the middle east. today the united states launched a bid to drum up $50 billion to invest in the palestinian territory. a two day international conference was held in bahrain, led by jared, u.s. president donald trump son-in-law and senior advisor. it is billed as part of a wider white house initiative to resolve the israeli-palestinian conflict, but palestinian leaders have already rejected the plan, calling it an attempt to further exploit the plight of the palestinians. neither the israeli nor palestinian governments attended today's event. here is jared kushner explaining his vision of peace. >> the goal of the workshop is to begin thinking about these challenges in a new way. the potential of the entire region, let's try to view it through different lands and work together to develop a crime creek plan to try and achieve it -- a concrete pla

our national sorry the anti-monarchy activist and military opponent has himself been missing from laos since last december these are just a few in a series of disappearances and deaths in southeast asia the targets are exiled opponents of the time military and march human rights watch says threats are at a new high now one of those on the receiving end is the protest band on they are living in laos and the worried that they are next on the head list. it looks and sounds like a happy sing along but the members of a far from relaxed the band fled to laos out of fear that be arrested for publishing songs that criticize thailand's 2 pillars of power the monarchy and the military. here saying ajami mocks the military for arresting street vendors who sold red buckets the color deemed anti establishment the ban believes videos like this one have put a target on their back. we have to live from day to day. just focusing on how we will survive on how we will live today 1. 1 stays over one then we have to think about surviving the next day when you don't know about how to be safe and how to not

in december the mutilated bodies of 2 critics of the monarchy who'd also been living in laos were found in the mekong river and last month family and friends of 3 other dissidents held a small protest outside the vietnam embassy in bangkok concern for their safety the 3 men moved from laos to vietnam where it's believed they were arrested and handed over to thai security forces. it's clear that if. or anyone who dare spoke negatively about them or narky there is no welfare for them they are not saved they are not there when they go into its side. the thai government says it doesn't know anything about the cases or why the band is concerned for its safety the killings and disappearances come at a time of transition for thailand the new king kong was crowned last month following the death of his father king on a do new day who reigned for 70 years and a new government has been formed following the general election in march the 1st since the coup. there are many critics in the military. the most wanted in neighboring countries it's believed the 5 members are the last on the list the wrist

turning to a target of road while else it crosses the mekong river which acts as the border would be laos and thailand. it's being called a national threat and so time maybe units are out scouring the mekong river for illegal meth transports on their way from my own mom via laos. at the border here is a long one and hard to police often the drugs are smuggled across by poor fisherman keen to make ends meet and drug gangs are resorting to new ways of evading be in court. they could be use drones to inspect the area for the advancement of technology means drug sellers could inspect the border area to see whether there are soldiers or security forces so they can bring in the drugs. on the land border to last a major security operation is in place. checkpoints where fishes try to hinder the trade in men destined not only for the club floors the southeast asia's tourist centers but also much closer to home cheap drugs are destroying lives in many rural communities here this man in a remote village near the border says his addiction to pills cost him his money his friends his health. we have pe

back on the banks of the mekong between thailand and laos ranges head out on patrol again in another effort to stem the flow of my own mass meth supply through the golden triangle. lots of dog breed that's come to symbolize pre-supposed have been north and south korea the poor came into prominence in 2018 after 2 of them were gifts of the south korean president. after peace talks in pyongyang the breed is treated as a national treasure in north korea a designation not could remember kim jong un gave to the dog breed. meat the poem sat on a special breed of dog in north korea. it's not just owners of this competition who are keen to show off their companions last year north korean leader kim jong un sent to prison san dogs across the border as gifts in a sign of improving relations with south korea. but it's here much further north near the chinese border the dogs call home in the sense boiled to mountainous terrain. they used to hunt while. this hand. son is brave and clever and very obedient in the mountains if the dog comes across a wild boar little trap it and even bite its legs u

back on the banks of the mekong between thailand and laos. rangers head out to patrol again in another effort to stem the flow of miami meth supply through the golden triangle. this is the route to rob erupted into wild celebrations the whole basketball team raptors became u.s. team to win the championship he said the champions the golden state warriors in game 6 in california. to series where they're also the 1st canadian team to win a major north american sports title since the toronto blue jays baseball world series . 93. bottom chevy is a rupture of the raptors found lucky she's made it made time to be with us tonight since she was up all night watching the game improve the. d. w. so well to talia for those of us in school and congratulations s'posed for those of us in school and schooled in the ways of the n.b.a. why was this such a big deal well this is a really huge deal for toronto and for canada i mean as someone who was born and bred in toronto this is a huge deal for us all of my friends back home are going crazy the whole city is

in december the mutilated bodies of 2 critics of the monarchy who'd also been living in laos were found in the mekong river and last month family and friends of 3 other dissidents held a small protest outside the vietnam embassy in bangkok concern for their safety the 3 men moved from laos to vietnam where it's believed they were arrested and handed over to thai security forces. if. anyone would. spot. the thai government says it doesn't know anything about the cases or why the band is concerned for its safety the killings and disappearances come at a time of transition for thailand the new king kong was crowned last month following the death of his father king on a do new day who reigned for 70 years and a new government has been formed following the general election in march the 1st since the coup. there are many critics in the military and the living outside but among the most wanted in neighboring countries it's believed the 5 members are the last on the list the wrist of either being killed or disappeared. a saved by an online campaign has been launched to raise awareness of the ca

i worked in laos laos week.the north, it is generating energy, exporting to vietnam and thailand. in the south, they are importing from the south and thailand. from an energy perspective, the grid system is to have electricity at the right place. that is where the region can do better in generating more relationships between the countries, in terms of the physical infrastructure. haslinda: what is key in inclusive growth, inclusive development? for countries like indonesia, where they have 17,000 islands, what do you bring to the table to help bridge differences? >> in indonesia it is interesting. they need both. the big power generation plants for the densely populated area. then we have smaller systems, more engine solutions to bring to the remote areas. we did bring a lot of electricity to remote islands by bringing these standalone solutions, trade amounts. it is easy to install. that has been a great achievement on the side of the government to bring power to places where there was no power before. haslinda

hombre de alto reigiesgo, el j i impuso fianza de 50 millones de dolares una de las mas elevadas en laos, el pvortavoz d la iglesia dicen que garicia y u familia se hanran resposnales d su defensa. >>> a pesar que la fiscalizaca e tener prubebas contudentndenteo abstencioogaodredores dicen q c evidencias no son ciertas . >>> abogados de gariccia dice a solicitaran audiencia con el e juez para rediururianza, en laos angeles ltruis treto nteot telemundo 48. >>> y copa mudnndial femenina d disf por telemundo . >>> un dia de mucashas emcoione ciones, hoy se jugaron tres partidos p pero ha ido una sido una fiest v inviactacion para los que nuncae han sentado a ver un mudniandi m femenino porque no es entreten d entretenido que se sintenten y e le deiduqdiquen un partido a e partido, vemos momentos de dra drama, emocion es anuna cmopa d mundo femenina, franicia gano e eso viene de la mano de una tr m tramsion tra transmision hechoa por mujeres que dominann l americaa maeirte superemocionante. >>> no todos los equipos han t n tenido un partido acilfacil ents es emocinaonante ver a stestas s muj

crackdown in thailand's northern jungles block that drugs gangs are turning to alternative routes by laos. it's being called a national threat and so time maybe units are out scouring the mekong river for illegal meth transports on their way from my own mom via laos. but the border here is a long one and hard to police often the drugs a smuggled across by poor fisherman keen to make ends meet and drug gangs are resorting to new ways of evading the only court. dollars on what they would pay use drones to inspect the area the advancement of technology means drug sellers could inspect the border area to see whether there are soldiers or security forces so they can bring in the drugs. on the land border to last a major security operation is in place. checkpoints where fish will try to hinder the trade in math destined not only for the club floors of southeast asia's tourist centers but also much closer to home cheap drugs are destroying lives in many rural communities here this man in a remote village near the border says his addiction to pills cost him his money his friends and his health so

the golden triangle southeast asia drug ring at a centers around northern me and martin includes a laos and thailand and with a big river and porous borders a drug production is running rampant and authorities are struggling to keep up. it's one of the most notorious drug smuggling routes in the world these navy rangers are on a mission along the me kong rever between thailand and laos drugs flow down and over this river spewing into the local and international markets their job to throttle supply. on a given we plan to intercept the drugs from the north of the north east otherwise it will be hard to stop it because once there are high volumes of illegal drugs spewing into the northeast region they'll get into the toilet faster. and this is the poison they're trying to stop officials guard a whole of highly addictive crystal meth and caffeine least met there to mean pills . are the mad drug the pails are hugely popular taken by walkers and party goers alike but not without devastating costs. will save their. drug users have become like patients that they're not able to work all of their

fled from the same conflict catherine sorry al-jazeera uganda thailand is banning pig imports from laos for 90 days after the country recorded its 1st cases of the deadly african swine flu or though not harmful to humans the disease has so far killed nearly a 1000 heggs in laos countries agricultural ministry confirmed that on thursday china took a similar step on friday banning imports of pigs wild boars and related products from laos millions of pigs have been slaughtered both in china and vietnam to try to stop the highly contagious disease that spread across asia. cambodia's prime minister says he'll oversee rescue efforts at the site of a building collapse that has killed at least 19 people emergency workers at digging through the rubble in the popular resort town of santa will where a 7 story building that was under construction crumbled on saturday for chinese men involved with the project have been questioned. 2000 protesters are rallying in russia's capital calling for all political prisoners to be released earlier this month more than $500.00 people were arrested at an unautho

china take a similar step on friday banning imports of pigs wild boars and related products from laos. so head on. roger federer a landmark as he prepares for his latest shot at wimbledon title thank. you. in the philippines many people purchase things in daily use and small single use plastic packages locally call sachets it's estimated more than 160000000 of them washed up on river banks and coastlines every day but some youth are using the plastic to build a better future you know alan during the course. for the last 2 years these students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and help to build some of its facilities for every 2 kilo's of plastic waste they collect this school receives a brick made of plastic and cement and this school contains been built with them this school to watch tower was built with this same bricks to this is a solution for the environmental problem because we are diverting wastes away from the landfill so we are in effect an alternative to downsize to the landfill some of the bricks are designed to allow rainwater to see th

be harassing and killing exiled dissidents abroad here's the story of a group of time musicians in laos who fear for their long plus europe getting ready for record breaking temperatures as an extreme heat wave goltz the continent and at the women's world cup it's the last round of 16 matches will bring you highlights of italy's win as the underdogs. to their place in the quarter fought. off it's good to have you with us we begin with a peace plan that the trumpet ministration says is the deal of the century the u.s. today launched a bid to drum up $50000000000.00 to invest in palestinian economic develop a 2 day interim national conference in bahrain led by jared u.s. president donald trump's son in law and senior advisor. has been billed as a part of a wider white house initiative to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict but leaders they have already rejected the plan calling it an attempt to further exploit down palestinian lives built on neither the israelis nor the palestinian governments attended today here's jared cushion or explaining his vision of the goal of this workshop i

be harassing and filling exiled dissidents abroad we hear the story of a group of chinese issues in laos fear for their lives. i'm burnt off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin tonight with the latest attempts to pave a path to peace in the middle east today the united states launched a bid to drum up $50000000000.00 to invest in the palestinian territories a 2 day international conference was held in bahrain led by jared cushion u.s. president donald trump's son in law and senior adviser. it's billed as part of a wider white house in. to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict but palestinian leaders they've already rejected this plan calling it an attempt to further exploit the plight of the palestinians. and neither the israeli nor palestinian governments attended today's event here is jerad cushion or explaining his vision of peace the goal of this workshop is to begin thinking about these challenges in a new way let's try to view this conflict and the potential of the entire region through a different lens and work together to dev

i dismissed worked in laos. william colby was quoted saying this -- talked about the operations that are really to the media. he said but in the case of laos it was a success. how do you measure success in laos? over 2 million people are estimated to have been killed. they were not people who were targeted by the cia on an individual basis. they were killed in massive bombing, laos was taken on in the level of me most bombing measured in tons of ordnance than in any war in american history so i have to wonder about that. also, as quickly, about osama bin laden, he was on dialysis for nine years before he was allegedly officially killed. how did he live in a cave on dialysis for nine years? >> so to answer the first part of the question i will give you this to think about. just the other night a discussion people were asking me, suggesting i was condoning cia paramilitary operations, and i'm neither for nor against. just reporting the news that's say. but as a thought, i did mention that last year alone, in afgha

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i worked in laos laos week.the north, it is generating energy, exporting to vietnam and thailand. in the south, they are importing from the south and thailand. from an energy perspective, the grid system is to have electricity at the right place. that is where the region can do better in generating more relationships between the countries, in terms of the physical infrastructure. haslinda: what is key in inclusive growth, inclusive development? for countries like indonesia, where they have 17,000 islands, what do you bring to the table to help bridge differences? >> in indonesia it is interesting. they need both. the big power generation plants for the densely populated area. then we have smaller systems, more engine solutions to bring to the remote areas. we did bring a lot of electricity to remote islands by bringing these standalone solutions, trade amounts. it is easy to install. that has been a great achievement on the side of the government to bring power to places where there was no power before. haslinda

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daily existence of hong kong people and then on the other hand you have people like former legislator lao of strident voices who are calling for all sorts of perceived wrongs but there is absolutely no end game this is lemmings running off a cliff and destroying home kong in the process on kong's recent. over the last 2030 years of the reason they have done well is because of china acting as a gateway now it has different competitors and chan's and shanghai and even in beijing and terms of the capital and financial markets this is not the time to be rocking the boat it should have been a time in which people like miss laos should be telling people that you have to be practical about what the situation is hong kong is part of china it is not going to float away emily lau what do you make of that. well i think most of us accept that we are part of the people's republic of china and we want this policy of one country 2 systems which bating foisted on us we didn't create it beijing force it on us and britain also agree in 1907 where day handed us over to communist rule but under one country 2

swine flu although not harmful to humans the disease has so far carol killed nearly a 1000 pigs in laos china took a similar step on friday banning import of pigs wild boars and related products from there at least 14 people in india have been killed after a tent collapsed during a religious event that happened in barmer district in the western state of. rajasthan following heavy rain at least 50 others have been injured many of those who lost their lives were electrocuted as parts of the collapsing tent brought down live wires. so add on al-jazeera and sport another title and a new high in world rankings for australia's ashley party. mexico's most popular soap opera is changing society by tackling women's social issues head on in its last episode soapbox discovers the drama behind the scenes as it reduces day facing the mothers of disabled children and the phone social stigmas by broadcasting them to the well. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. sri lanka's easter sunday bombings reverberated around the world with religious and ethnic tension rising one a one east investigates it is

as domestic slaves over the practice was criminalized in 2007 thailand is banning pig imports from laos for 90 days after the country recorded its 1st cases of the deadly african swine flu although not harmful to humans the disease has killed so far nearly a 1000 pages in laos the country's agricultural ministry confirmed that on thursday china took a similar step on friday banning imports of pigs wild horse and related products from laos large parts of india suffering the worst drought in decades and that's forcing many farmers to abandon their land as the taps run dry and crops start to fail many moving to the cities only to find that life there isn't much better elizabeth brannon reports now from one of india's hardest hit regions the western state of maharashtra. you are. pandit on mordor left his 40000 square meter cotton farm in his village 6 months ago he now lives in this cramped rented room with his family. 2 years of drought have forced him to find work as a laborer in one of the many factories in the city of about living room it is really difficult to live in the city i feel

and related products from laos. the headlines here on al-jazeera turkey's opposition party has one is stumbles millrace it's the 1st time in 25 years that president earlier ones party has lost control of the economic capital. i'm ready to work with the turkish president in harmony and i aspire to do that i am announcing that in front of all the residents of his temple once the legal process is completed after receiving the mandate and assuming the office i would like to visit soon as possible to present a road map and opinions and listen to reason views ethiopia's government says it's back in control of the northeastern state of i'm hala after a failed rebellion the country's military chief and the leader of a horror were among 4 people killed iran is warning that once it withdraws from parts of the 2015 nuclear deal there's no going back unless european signatories intervene against u.s. sanctions tehran has accused the european powers of not shelling it from economic pressure because president donald trump is sent

china took a similar step on friday banning imports of pigs wild boars and related products from laos are seen as a ruling party has declared victory in presidential elections the party's candidate mohamed old was on a has received more than 50 percent of the vote according to the election commission but the opposition has warned it will challenge that result zani says he'll maintain the economic progress made under the current president. brazil's president swept to power earlier this year on a promise to get tough on crime. has demonstrated that in his home state of rio de janeiro policing there has been checked has a checkered reputation in the battle against drug gangs with innocent people sometimes getting caught in the crossfire and reports the situation is getting worse. and the power has been fighting for justice for more than 5 years since 1000 year old son jonathan was killed in a police raid for you we often hear that that was the worst day of my life i would never imagine even in my worst nightmares losing a son i didn't believe it was happening i thought i was dying with h

remains the most viable option upon completion of the project we're not just by industrialization in laos and beyond what you own to provide employment opportunities for kenyans flattened total slip on the key political it also teams this fish vital for the life of traditional fisherman for locals protesting the coal plant preserving the environment oh to waste the benefits of industrialization for some reaction to that tribe you know ruling today we don't have a. maid she's an exodus from the organization. that would be swahili for the voice of the women dry has been at the forefront of her organizations campaign against the building off that coal plant will she joins me now from nairobi welcome to news africa raju at the tribe you know hearing today what do you feel about the outcome of course this is your home that was being discussed oh i'm feeling very happy very happy feel like. crying i feel like every have to be really happy ok don't fly away because i want to know from you what do you think about whether or not this is the end of the fights because as i understand it the developm

to laos and k.g.b. plus the recession is a big issue related to a dual monarchy we've really been going on for am one a the last in our dinner said that pursuant to. our. wired value for our land that more or less than china is. ours or the news or book with her. family and we have to remember battles are. burned through. tourists are restless. it's hard to take some from somebody if you know have something to replace. the want to do this interview today don't do use market move in that they take me. to area. so i'm going to tell you stop selling drugs if we'll hire someone to put the money in it back. they just mean the way in life it's almost been basically a color speech for us or. do you guys know what's a good many security positions i mean that david jack me again. you see people get all their cars you know see you coming in the heart and it seems like they'll hurry up and run into the house like they don't want to they don't want to talk to her get your mail or anything like that. i just want to

refrescando en lao caÍda de la noche, la ciudad de livermore. telemundo 48 el primer debate presidencial demÓcrata. en vivo desde la ciudad de miami. nos traen la posiciÓn de los funcionarios dominicanos, adelante. >>> el ministerio de turismo de la isla, asegura que repÚblica dominicana es un lugar seguro y que nadie tiene por la cual preocuparse. el dolor de 3 familias en estados unidos. el ministerio de turismo de repÚblica dominicana hoy frente a la prensa. >>> telemundo le preguntÓ. >>> lo mÁs importante aquÍ, es que las autoridades realicen las investigaciones correspondientes. >>> en la conferencia de prensa el funcionario mÁs alto del turismo en el paÍs. dice que no se puede realizar ningÚn juicio hasta que la investigaciÓn sea finalizada. el 30 de mayo, fueron encontrados sin vida dentro de su hotel, el gran bahÍa principe en la romana. miranda fue encontrada sin vida en el mismo resort en un hotel diferente, la procuradurÍa general del paÍs revelÓ los resultados preliminares de la autopsias estas revelaciones incluyen una larga lista d

that i'm visiting from laos this is a sacred place that i've heard a lot about i'm really excited to see it in person things that. by maybe about obama came here because it's the anniversary of the change and i want to have my brush back is to die for that. slope say from across the region to carry on the action they say that incomes have suitors. carmack on your body i used to be a housewife but i heard how much money people were earning from tourist sites set up as business. feasting tourism isn't just a local initiative national authorities are also keen to promote the area through the heroic rescue is a massive success story at the time i learned. they plans were least costly reopen the case something sure to boost visitor numbers this is when netflix projects about the rescue in the us and people here expect the fresh insertion attention to them that you could this area in the tourism and 6. how much else i'm told reporters. business after with better physical and is that next time self a good day. how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on what. areas. don't e

been that i'm visiting from laos this is a sacred place that i've heard a lot about i'm really excited to see it i personally think that. by maybe about obama i came here because it's the anniversary of the case and i want to pay my respects to the driver who died. entrepreneurs who flocked to some across the region to cash in on the action they say that incomes have sued. carmack on your body i used to be a housewife but i heard how much money people were earning from tourist sites set up this business. the instant tourism isn't just a local initiative national authorities are also keen to promote the area through the heroic rescue is a massive success story at the time. they plan to release possibly be able to take something sure to boost visitor numbers this is when netflix projects about the rescue in the sun and people here expects the french international attention to permanently this area in the tourism and. well one of asia's biggest tourist favorites is the taj mahal it's india's number one draw at least it has been until now the world's largest travel site trip advisor has no

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san antonio river and since trolls are best taken in good company we're joined by the lovely vietnam laos that i mean you know she's a local and loves the cultural diversity of her town. hi welcome to san antonio i'm down about it was that if you know born and raised here in san antonio and i'm excited to share some of my favorite spots. we're at our 1st stop on the phantom turn your river walk 15 miles of the river way that runs through downtown san antonio lined with restaurants and hotels and shops and lots of fun things to do you can even jump on the river barge that will take you on a tour. now let's go get a view from the top a bird's eye view of san antonio we're going up there. now we're on top of the tower of the americas built in 1968 to commemorate the world's fair with beautiful views 170 feet up in the air it's a great place to visit and it's a very special place for my husband and i because it's where he proposed to me many years ago. one of my favorite places to visit is the market square in downtown san antonio it is true mexican culture at its best it's like a little bit