remember malaysia?ht after school. >> there are rules to this, in philadelphia. you don't survive with your fist in the neighborhood. the only way you are going to survive it is to get out of there and think. >> but she is back on track in the 10th grade and doing well in her studies. what about lazack? he is a bit taller now. 5'2" and a bit more confident thanks to his new hobby. >> well, most of the people in there have years of experience. and i had to learn really quick. >> but that is not going to deter you? >> not really. i like it. >> and a surprise. zach moved in with his father, living outside of philadelphia but still missing strawberry mansion. >> i wish i could go to strawberry mansion again. >> and even though he is no longer her student, principal wayman, eyes and ears everywhere, continues to be his mentor. >> how does it make you feel that miss wayman is still involved. >> that means a lot to me. even though she has a lot of students in her school, she still took time-out to worry about

celebrateded if he christmas in malaysia. he says, yes, but not like here.ia is a muslim country, he says. dorian is puzzling over his english lessons. some of the boys are good at school. others, not so good, just like everyone else. we get a tour of the boarding school. teacher andrama lots more. she came to be here 15 years ago and has been working for the boys choir ever since. if you can start emotions with what you do, you also move yourself, she says. that is such a feeling of happiness that i think one just wants to keep reproducing it. the children learn that very quickly. of success, a feeling of happiness by nurturing happiness in others. it increases your own. that is a really nice thing. ♪ evening choir practice. dorian are in the heiden choir. there are 4 choirs in all. around a third of the boys come from countries other than austria. practice usually ends at 6 p.m. the boys have some free time and the opportunity to speak with their parents. finds a quiet corner with good wi-fi reception. he has not been in touch with home for six weeks. it i

>> yes, particularly because there is no snow in malaysia., he is a little bit because there has been no snow so far this christmas season. >> do you have a favorite place in vienna? sure, but he definitely likes the christmas market. dorian is much more certain. this place is home, he says. you can see the city hall there. and up there is the rattus men. from there, the parliament. the viennag housing boys choir school is no less than disciplined. they live and learn around 100 other choir members aged between 9-14. this is our room, says dorian. they are just ordinary boys. the boys choir is eager to shed its image as an elite group. whole educational concept behind singing in the choir. being part of the community is more important than being a gifted singer. the choir offers the children a lot of support, and a lot to eat. we had vienna sausage today, says dorian, and pancakes. but tomorrow, i don't know. but it will probably be something good. the school used to have a reputation as a strict educational establishment. the boys choir was

malaysia had this development goal.hat's of little comfort to antoinette as she struggles to find enough money to feed her family. >> for more we are joined by the united nations special envoy on the right to food. he's live from kl. thank you for joining us on the show. if you could, what struck us most from your research? >>. >> well, it's interesting to note that despite impressive growth in reducing poverty some have left behind. foreign migrant workers. 4 million on which the oil industry relies. refugees and indigenous whose access to land is threatened by projects and the use that is made of the land on which they depend for their livelihoods. >> i studied the need for social protection, and i looked at noout rirn transition. the fact that as diets change. the rates of diabetes increase with the important consequence for the health care system in the country. >> i want to take you up on that point. there are high levels of obesity and diabetes in malaysia. to what extent are their problems linked to food security

think about eleven hundred in portland after malaysia beak of the scandal involving than that. some of them added that the chemical concentration of my tray which is dangerous to human health. don't go wake up next to money matters where top of the best stories of the year he can't. money matters we're looking to read the stories of the year the four story about diary general areas in china people will come time to restore the name came into their daughter's hand in marriage. more financial pressure on those looking to get married. it also got people think like about looking for love. that darn hard to swim in the small rural area future. depending on how you define a diary and extremely complex. in fact a minute to look down upon and entrepreneurs. if he doesn't deter requirement. the car or house even to put up two eyeballs in debt. in general that our hero areas. the huge amount of money and other premier told to. like all pointed toward the top and rebellion broke out he couldn't tell you a dollar she reported the average daily amount about fifteen thousand dollars to the d

malaysia, past 24 hours, you saw one report here about 400 millimeters of rain. on top of that, we could be seeing an additional 200 to 300 millimeters, so flooding and mudslides still a major threat here as we have the weak tropical wave, but it's persistent, lingering in this area and still bringing some heavy rainfall. let's take a look at your temperatures here. hong kong with a high of 22. shanghai at 16, seoul at 9, and tokyo at 15. warming up and getting above average later on this week. moving over towards the americas, above average, far from actually across much of the north it's going to be getting well below average, blasts of arctic air coming in out of northern canada. already seeing heavy snowfall into the northern rockies. you could be seeing some areas up and over 60 centimeters of snow, even extending towards the west into the western portions of the great lakes, but remember that means some fairly gusty winds, so you have this big stretch of heavy snowfall, gusty winds, that's going to be creating whiteout conditions, but not just that, you're

this is just showing the -- some areas upwards of about five to 700 millimeters in malaysia. we've been seeing rain reports, upwards of 15,000 people have been displaced, several deaths as well due to the heavy rainfall. it is continuing to come down. not to mention it looks like a cyclonic storm can be forming there, so another thing to keep an eye on. as far as northeast asia, although moving off towards northern japan, showers there for you. temperatures will be warming up into the weekend. that's a look at your world weather. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" at this hour. i'm gene otani here in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk, have a great day wherever you are. >> at least 20 people are killed in a car bomb and gunfight in a hospital in yemen defense ministry complex. six doctors and five patients are among the dead. another two dozen killed in central africa. armed clashes broke out in the capital between former rebels controlling the city and militias. the u.n. is voting today on sending in international troops. and the king of thailand calls on t

malaysia's chief negotiator says he's counting on other members to be open to compromise. >> we will be engaging in this negotiations so that the flexibilities will be given in order for us to deal with the concerns that we have. >> what lies ahead for the negotiations process? do you think all sides will be able to reach an agreement in the near future? >> the next stage comes in january, when member nations trade ministers meet for another round of talks. they all share the belief that the tpp can significantly boost economic growth, but some observers are worried that their failure to reach a deal by the end of this year could break the momentum. and it's unclear how far participants are willing to go to reconcile their national interests. >> takuma, thanks. >>> confusion continues in thailand as antigovernment protesters remain unmoved by prime minister yingluck shinawatra's offer to dissolve parliament. we're following the story in bangkok. >> protesters continue their sit-in around prime minister yingluck's office. they want to eliminate what they say is the influence of yinglu

let's switch gears talk about the tropics malaysia thailand you've been seeing some very serious flooding in alaska several days at sea so far this week about fifteen thousand people have been displaced in malaysia alone because of this continuous heavy rain not an organized named tropical system uses a tropical wave the problem is it's been sitting here since monday. earlier on this week the applesauce months lived in indonesia. this is looking at the passat seven days the past week. how much rain is falling. some areas by seven hundred millimeters there in the darker purple it is just coming down the good news is going to be tapering off. unfortunately see this here. that is a new storm very well could be a psychotic storm by the weak and sparse northeast asia well we'll below moving through northern japan at springs and still call their the twenty seven years possible but i'll swear some pretty decent whether they're going to weaken us look here what weather has extended forecast. i knew. and. it is the eye. it was. thus his life for those around you know tommy in tokyo from all of us

to enter malaysia in particular projects. what you want. mr stanhope announced a rally going on in room fourteen o culver said the opening bid comes as the market to the us would endanger national interests this just stems from fear starts to feel that undercuts the nation's long iranian policy. its grounds preferential treatment to malays who make up nearly seventy per cent of the population my lazy that the policy to now await the gap between chinese living in the cities and the malays and farming communities fearing that the death when his parents they could feel ill social unrest the government gives malays better opportunities and employment education and many of the fields. today more on top of the countries listed firms are really needs to be the moment affiliate and most are wrong by malays one benefit chile is the construction industry talks are some out as an organization of about thirty five thousand builders of ethnic and molly are aging such firms and when national works project exclusively if they got home and so desires. they

i met with his counterpart from malaysia before the summit of heads he and i did read some to discuss china's anderson on another security matters. i bid on the team that did the intent to unilaterally change the status quo is unacceptable he said chinese authorities have suggested they may create a more air sounds. he said his country would like to do more to cooperate with the others in the region the credo crime in the september for the first time we had a joint maritime training exercise with malaysia. we agreed to keep working together to improve maritime security jail melissa also supports so the defense intention to increase better dynamo training. with all maritime agency. new year is off the us and defend ministerial meeting us apart form. to discuss future security is a corporation in the region. you said people in this country lacked in a manner that doesn't have to regional tensions. i got on the side to discuss china's defence and with another ally us vice president joe biden i didn't want about his meeting last week with the chinese cousin she didn't like how they agree

cloud cover was to bring in some of very heavy rainfall not only across indonesia over their courts malaysia but i wanna show you the school's coming out of northern sumatra where this landslide has occurred nine deaths have been reported no one missing at this time but all you can see there just at hillside gave way in what happened with over a hundred and thirty millimeters short time heavy rain occurred there from sunday night into monday morning star to watch out that belly gave way and several homes. i'll wait and claps down this hill side you can see right there that has resulted in both deaths in three different villages in exactly now. the next seventy two hours unfortunately we're still looking at some pretty heavy rainfall across much this area extending all across much of indonesia over their course malaysia or you could still see above to one millimeters of additional rain to mudslides is still a major threat also flooding especially once we get that afternoon feeding combined with this tropical wave at the time eating. that's really when you are the single strongest under sells

beloved and most delicious dishes and ingredients like sambal, chutney and bunny chow, come from malaysiahave been referred to as colored. colored didn't mean black. it meant everybody else who wasn't exactly white, asians and mixed race. >> it's garlic, ginger and chiles. >> in the observatory neighborhood of johannesburg, the rasdian family prepares for the meal at sundown when fasting for ramadan is broken. joey is a standup comedian, an actor of cape malay background. this dish, panang curry with beef and eggs. joey's wife, cindy, prepares a chicken pie. son, hakeem, makes the traditional ramadan shake. daughter, laya. ♪ >> everything smells terrific. >> that's soup. >> it's nicer to have soup after you've not eaten the whole day. it's light and nourishing and filling and all of those good things. >> there's also cheese and beef samosas. these are delicious. you were born here. born in johannesburg? >> yes, i was. >> so how are things? >> it depends on what you are speaking about. >> basically, things work. society operates the way society should. but on the other hand, in many ways,

we think some of the more impressive economies are korea and malaysia. making impressive progress, in terms of moving ahead structural reforms. >> right. foggiest.the risks, what does that mean. >> that means that we have been driving asia equity returns and it has been 12 months forward. there have been almost flat over the last two years and done extraordinarily well. how? and have been expanding there are fears of a global systemic crisis that leads to a chinese hard landing. there is the euro area and a sovereign debt crisis that have failed to materialize. asianthe nonmaterial is of those big systemic risks that have allowed things to move up and we have seen risk compression to lift stocks. that will live corporate earnings to be a major driver. the materialization of a systemic risk. i love that. >> exactly. >> michael, have a great christmas. taking to the air. a closer look at the plans. a picture of the asia-pacific and when it comes to the markets, we have asian stocks on the whole and the msci index showing us that we are at a three-month low

tonight little malaysia now in the 10th grade is doing well. and razzaq? he's a bit more confident than he was. he has moved outside of philadelphia and is living with his father. there is still a reality at strawberry mansion. there are still sites like this one posted on youtube. and the girl being hit by the way, who luckily escaped injury, is the same young woman who stepped in when i was there to try to protect me. >> we don't want nobody to hit diane. >> reporter: over all the number of serious incidents at strawberry mansion has plummeted so much that for the first time in six years this school is no longer considered one of the most dangerous in the country. and if there is one thing that symbolizes what has happened at this school, it is this. for 62 years the school could only dream of its own football team. tonight not only do they have one, meet the strawberry mansion knights who ended their very first season last month undefeated. >> undefeated! first season ever. >> in this community, in this school, we get no victory. we don't win anything.

--wan, singapore, malaysia higher.rospects for the mama session as well, futures for india are indicating a gain. we did see a friday nifty close of 1.75% to the upside. we are starting off this curtailed week with gains. joining us is steve goldman. thank for joining us. let's start off with the year that is about to conyers. -- end. what do you think will continue into next year? >> i think for me, the biggest surprise was the strength of equity markets. 2014 repeat what we have seen in 2013i think will be the big challenge. it is hard to see how equity markets and risk markets in general can rally to the extent they did in 2013. 53% or thereabouts. that is probably not going to happen again next year. i guess it is going to be the real litmus test for abenomics, what happens in japan and whether we actually begin to see proper growth -- profit growth to ming through. also, wages going up and a bit of self -- a bit of inflation which is sustained. >> in japan, you have a lot of optimism surrounding the fiscal and mon

the election was second most popular, covering the ballots in pakistan, malaysia, to name a few. and rounding off the list were the bombings of the boston marathon, tour did he france as well as the passing of one of humanity's giants, nelson mandela. with memorial events unfolding in south africa, millions of people continue to go on to pay tributes flooding facebook with pictures and posts. from human or to humor to hope and heartache. facebook has picked up on the emotions of the world, a growing network of life today. jerald tan, al jazeera. >> you can keep up to date by all the news logging onto our website, aljazeera.com. the nelson mandela tribute, the story of apartheid on "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. the world said goodbye and thank you to nelson mandela in an emotional memorial service in a stadium in johannesburg. southern africa, home to some of the most important mineral deposits were racked by civil war pitting sides against each other. murdering political opponents at home and in exile. what south africa follow angola and mozambique in civil war with i

or people all the good stuff from malaysia, east indies, dutch, english influence. >> there were so many does that have a meaning? >> this wood is pine. >> i arrived in this country spectacularly ignorant. i will leave spectacularly ignorant. (music: instrumental version of "have yourself a merry little christmas") they're here! grandma and grandpa! ♪ merry christmas. ♪ ♪ (music: cat power cover of "have yourself a merry little christmas") ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let your heart be light ♪ from now on our troubles will be out of sight ♪ ♪ hang a shining star upon the highest bow ♪ ♪ and have yourself a merry little christmas now ♪ i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. >>> ramadan. at this hour, all over johannesburg. members of south africa's sizable muslim community observe. the religion of islam as well as many of south africa's most belo

from malaysia another winner.trained his camera on a town in transition from the old to the new with the mother carrying a child in a basket. here a lioness lies in wait. the photographer said this shot means more to him than the whole sequence that came after it. finally a series of pictures on a poor romanian family living in in belgian, a child bundled up with a gentle, cautious grip on a bird. ♪ >>> well top of the morning to you all. it's a warm morning across the east coast. the first morning in a couple of weeks that i didn't have to wear my jack set outside. we have high-pressure in control right off of the east coast. continuing to draw the warm air out of the south. we have record-challenging temperatures on the way across portions of the mid-atlantic, and also across the northeast by the end of the weekend in new york city we could reach 60 degrees. a comfortable day here. we're going to reach a high of 65 in norfolk. these temperatures well above where they should be at this time of the year. the ridge

. >> they got the ones against the vietnam and malaysia. they don't have any particular claim against south korea. they have an island dispute with japan. this is one of the problems over there. all of the countries are claiming the territories, sovereign control over them and they're getting more and more militant about it and and the chinese are the most militant. >> they have a problem there with north korea. >> this is not a new dispute. the dispute between the japanese and chinese goes back thousands of years. the islands are described as a pile of rock. >> but there is natural gas and that is what makes the rocks valuable. the japanese held the islands up to world war ii and taken over by the americans and readministered by the japanese. the chinese have not had operational sovereignty in the history of modern china. >> they should have never put the germans under czech control. and when they tried to break away in 1938 to get back under german control that was the cause of the conference. >> and that started world war ii. >> they are

after the pope, election was second most popular, covering the ballots in pakistan kenya and malaysiaw. nati national disasters were a hot topic. and the bombing at the boston marathon, the tour de france as well as the passing of one of humanity's giants, nelson mandela. with memorial events unfolding in south africa, millions of people continued to go online to pay tribute. >> no way! >> reporter: from humor to hope and heart ache, facebook has picked up on the emotions of the world, become an ever-growing record of life today. >>> all right. now it's time for sports. here is jo. >> thank you very much. it may have come 17 hours late, but they have booked their place in the last 16 of the uefa champion's league. the teams picked up where they left off 32ing minutes in, with more snow falling in istanbul. wesley snyder denied the goal in the 85th minute. he scored. that put them into the knockout stage. >>> well, there's three-way race to progress from group f. napoli hosts arsenal in italy. from that al jazeera sports carey brown reports. >> reporter: welcome to the stadium that has

this all went down in malaysia. this guy said he wanted to propose in a very adventurous way.y're out on a date. watch what happens. they're approached by a group of hired hempblmen. they put a gag over the girl's head. bound her arms. put her if the back of this van. >> he's not blindfolded. you can see him looking at the cam ha rah and laughing. this was an elaborate plan. they rehearsed it. people called the police. they didn't end up getting in any trouble. here's where she's headed. the all-souls church. they take her away. he goes and gets dressed up. they keep leading her. they let her go. let her figure out that she can take the stuff off. >> i would say no. if this is your idea of a proposal, hell, no. >> are you kidding me? you would be so mad. >> i have to say, think she did take a moment or two to think about it. because watch. [ speaking foreign language ] >> she's like, you scared me and now you propose. she does say yes. friends and family come out from behind the scenes. they get married in the exact same place. the place where she thought she was kidnapped. >>

member states include australia, chile, malaysia, mexico, new zealand, canada, peru, singapore, vietnam, japan, and the u.s. china is not a member, and is seen in some ways as the competitor. >> the talks are held secretly behind closed doors so that the content of discussions is unclear, but an internal memo made public by wickky leaks monday suggested that one country felt the deal went unsigned due to the u.s.' unwillingness to negotiate on most issues. from what we know, key topics include intellectual property. the u.s. wants stronger laws including criminalization of unintentional infringements. investments, including investor state protections which can allow foreign companies to sue governments under international law. privacy, all member states want more privacy on information sharing, and most notably, the reduction or dropping of all terries. the primary goal, the u.s. and japan are still ironing out the provisions that cover industries like agriculture, and automobiles. in the u.s. the secrecy surrounding the talks has raised some concerns, but the administration is saying t

and a knee replacement surgery for around $11,000 in costa rica or $7,000 in malaysia, compared to $50,000 in america. so what's the down side? >> i see a patient about every -- probably every two weeks that has some issue. >> plastic surgeon barbara hershey says medical tourism can be anything but reliable. at her practice in lafayette, pers regularly performs corrective surgery on patients looking to save but end up paying in the long run. >> that's what happened to this woman who had such a bad experience, she asked us to alter her voice and appearance. after she traveled to mexico to have lip injections, she needed multiple surgeries to mix her mouth. >> i think most medical successfuls were a bit horrified. likely their overhead is much less. i would take that as a warning sign. supporter argue if you do your homework and make sure you're in good hands, it's worth the risk. >> i will probably never have surgery in an american hospital again. >> her surgery did go well and we're told she's now recovering back at home. still, the cdc warns the added complication of travel opens patients

$140,000 in the u.s., and a knee replacement surgery for $11,000 in america compared to this in malaysiawhat is the downside? >> i see a patient every two weeks that has an issue. >> plastic surgeons say it could be anything but reliable. at her practice in lafayette, her regularly performed corrective surgery on patients that look to save but end up paying in the end. >> she altered her voice, and she needed multiple surgeries to fix her mouth. >> i think most medical professionals are horrified. >> if something goes wrong, and u.s. doctors often have moreover sight. >> if they don't pay anything for malpractice insurance, and likely their over head is much less because there are not all the certifications we have, and that's a warning. >> supporters of medical tourism argue if you do your homework and make sure you are entrusted hands, it's worth the risk. >> i will probably have surgery in an american hospital again. >> jenkins surgery did go well and we are told she is recovering back home. still, the cdc warns the added complication of travel opens patients up to other dangers, incl

from malaysia a national geographic winner. alan tan trained his camera on a town in transition, from the old to the new. a mother carrying a child in a basket. here a lion lies in wake. following the pride before an ant lop strolls by. the photographer says this shot means more, because it ended badly for the ant lop. finally a series of pictures on a poor romanian family living in belgium. a child bunded up against the code with a caution grip on a bird. >> you are watching al jazeera america. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in "the stream." birth control pills are taken by millions of women without a second thought. but are there new dangers along with the newer generations of the contraceptive? ♪ >> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here. he is bringing in all of your live feedback. waj so many people take these prescriptions sometimes for decades at a time and some don't bother to ask if there are risks.

now also that rain is extending over towards malaysia, parts of bourn owe, you've seen 80 millimeters sunday into monday. once again, staying dry in the north. seoul with a high of 10, tokyo, 11. let's see what's going on in europe. the big topic truly is this monster of a low pressure area just off the northwestern portions of the british isles. you can see it right here. it's very deep. you have these lines close together with the isobars. some of these winds are going to be rather damaging. you're going to be seeing sustained around 50 to 60, easily over 100 kilometers per hour along the british isles. heavy rain advisories in the snowfall farther towards the north. if you have travel plans towards the western parts of europe, into the scandinavian peninsula, it's going to be delayed or a slow go. be very careful out here through the next several days if you plan on heading anywhere out and about for the holidays. but that's a look at your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> in japan at this time of the year, uzoh bathing is enjoyed across the country. bathing with th

the two nations have traditionally dominated the sport malaysia and thailand.t's a popular sport played in villages across the country. any small patch of ground can be turned into a court. players tuck their longees into their belt and play barefoot. >> we have a theme here, myanmar will dominate. >> an adaptation of chinlun. noncompetitive and with no opposing team. the emphasis is on grace and skill. the last time myanmar hosted the games was in 1969. it missed out on other opportunities when the military ran the country. the return of the games after 44 years is a muj source of pride for these and the hoping that a bit of home advantage will help them win medals. >>> al jazeera, myanmar. >> legalizing the marijuana trade, politician he passed a bill allowing people over 18 to use the drug. the law was chme championed, poy studies he thinks the law is visionary. >> the problem is, the solutions to so much of the drug war have to be counterintuitive. that is to say the obviously knee jerk solution is often the wrong one. what i mean by this, this is a prop i

those from thailand doubled and more than 70% more from malaysia, so the figure came in just half a millionhy of the annual target. the tourism commissioner says the upward trend is also boosted by promotion campaigns that have been run by both the public and private sector. >>> japan's three major megabanks are going to improve their cash services for overseas visitors. they will allow users to withdraw yen from automatic teller machines. officials decided to take the action on a government request. they hope to start the service in 2015. the other two megabanks are also planning to do so in the near future. foreign tourists have been complaining about the inconvenience. currently overseas credit card holders can only withdraw cash from a limited number of bank atms. >>> all right, on to the markets now. global investors continue to avoid active trading ahead of the policy meeting next tuesday. stock indexes are looking like this. we've got gains for london right now of a quarter percent, frankfurt is gaining by .2 of a percent. royal bank of scotland fell more than 2%. the finance directo

china, you're looking at strong northerly winds, parts of the philippines all the way towards malaysia. the leading edge of that will be setting up this big band of rain showers. you want to be ready for any localized flooding to come out of the tropics. as far as the temperatures, staying into the 30s towards the south. seoul with a high of zero. ulan bator minus 13 for the high. believe it or not, go towards the americas, because there's areas here much colder than that. parts of the dakotas and central canada we have fairly gusty winds out here plus an arctic chill going on. some areas could see right around minus 40, what it feels like with the windchill. definitely a type of weather that could set up hypothermia very quickly here especially ap parts the dakotas, northern montana. you can see where the lines are close together, that's where the windchill starts to come into play. this is also bringing widespread snowfall with it from the dakotas even towards the lake and down towards nevada and southern portions of kachlt could see up to 30 centimeters of snow. a lot of wintery wea

the tropics, completely switching gears because we have heavy rainfall continuing to occur across malaysia. loot last seven days, upwards of 500 to 700 millimeters, northern portions of kuala lumpur and singapore. the new developing cyclonic storm is off the bay of bengal, the bad news it is developing and it could bring risk of flooding in india and toward miramar and bangladesh by next week. that's a look at your world weather. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. >> remembering mandela. south africans gather to mourn the loss of a man who changed the nation and inspire generations. nelson mandela has died at the age of 95. thank for joining us on "france ." people around the world are gathering to mourn the loss of nelson mandela. this friday everyone from heads of state to people on st

that out but i doubt whether people in eastern areas of malaysia are dealing with torrential rain meteorologist at the mighty deeds as elitists. that's protecting it. the move to heath and i we usually feel on a heavy rain causing flooding across the eastern parts of the them only when a thought that it was rainy for me now will tend to show you the dentist take a look at this pictures. over five thousand people were evacuated from once on the second from only see a torrential downpour is he the area for two consecutive days. the bloggers that merged in rows of the act was an accountant. the situation could get worse isn't one of rainfall is expected to present an east coast will continue to suffer from flooding rains. throughout the day and in fact over six hundred millimeters of rain has fallen in at the turn of the client on indecent are somalis athens monday the looks i get this heavy rain maker will continue to pitch to the north west a condition to congratulate the team at its peak go into tomorrow said that the lease good news. albert torrens it in here we have another system just locate

but not like him reminds me that it doesn't have any christian meaning to some families because malaysia is or snow country he says the current owner. my eyes and i used the nation's gun. joni is puzzling as to his english lessons. some of the boys go to school. optus will send court just like everywhere else. zinifex post gives us a tour of the boarding school. she's the class archivist drama to an hour and a lot more besides. this is to tailor shop. tina says is the uniform worn by the youngest choir boys. she came to be an f fifteen years ago and has been working for the boys cry and it seems. i don't think it will surely this is due to stir emotions with what you do you'll send it yourself she says. such a feeling of happiness. the one just wants to keep reproducing it here so that children learn very quickly and it is. this is the meaning of success the feeling of happiness and by nature and happiness enough that it increases your own. and that's a really nice to take it as is. the chain effect. and it is. i own will keeping quiet practice. joan and tony and in the hide and cry. the

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but it's been persistent, bringing pretty heavy showers across southern thailand, malaysia and also sumatrsumatraearlier on this afternoon we actually had some damaging landslides. actually deadly landslides here in northern sumatra where about 200 millimeters of rainfall has been reported in some areas. nine deaths have been reported. we'll have images of that area a little later on. but still looking at this tropical wave embedded in that northeast monsoon, bringing even more rainfall. about 200 millimeters expected in the next 72 hours on top of what's already been falling out here. temperatures farther towards the north into the 20s if you're in southeastern china. shanghai, pretty much average across the board here. tokyo with a high of 15 here on your tuesday. now let's take a look over towards the americas. and really the big topic going on out here is our low-pressure area pushing across the northern rockies over towards the northern plains. this has already been bringing heavy snowfall in some areas of the rockies. and now you see that moisture stretching all the way out towards the west

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yes la ten years now and companies from vietnam thailand and malaysia say it that they will comply with china's new lows agreeing to submit their flight plans before flying across china's air defense identification zone over the east china sea. an official from vietnam airlis as the time as abang see eli is on its flight path to japan. councils as is usual to send flight plans to relevant countries flying across to any fantasy realms thai airways international has a stand of seventy six flights to japan every week and from the beginning of this months the company has spent its flight plans to china. the company say that this is conducive to flight safety and in accordance with common practices to stress that it's their defense identification zone last month's five countries including the us south korea have already said that they will comply with the new rules. well it's been years since a twenty three year old of physiotherapy student was waived and fatally injured in the indian capital the case with the tipping point the pastor quoted in the country because of the semi larry and led t

malaysia and singapore and thailand, all of them seeing gains. thailand is up currently by 1%. >> thailand will be facing early elections after the prime minister dissolves parliament or said she would do that. her decision came after the resigned enarty masse. what is the latest? morning. those protesters are continuing on their weight to the government house. nine separate protest marches and thousands of people come supporters of the democratic party, and the protest opposition leaders saying the fact that yingluck dissolved parliament and called for fresh elections, it is simply not enough. this is something we're watching closely. the protesters have called for an unelected council in favor of the democratic process. they're not happy with yingluck and her family. her brother was a former prime minister of thailand. yingluck had offered to hold a national referendum. it comes as the protest movement deepens. the violence is something both sides want to avoid. that is what we will be watching closely today as they make their way across the ci

on charges of treason since saddam's execution north korea has also called back its investors to malaysia in cuba for your dna and another began. get the latest line from seoul. any expert analysis from ages fourteen with a viewpoint on the cold its global network and why on arrival that has seventeen always on standby. south careers economic policy goals are out for next year and after a spectacular year of exports in two thousand thirteen. the government wants to focus on conditions here at home especially when it comes to people's everyday lives are from ga passed the tests. mostly domestic demand top three cynic and reforming the sector. those aren't the main economic objectives of the korean government for two thousand fourteen. unveiling its economic policies for next year on friday the government pledged to promote investment and consumption by fostering the nation's service sector and provide tax breaks for small and medium size business as the main focus will be on improving but told in domestic demand the momentum of economic recovery initiative by the government this year will