he poon spends most of his time in the capitol catman do where he runs an innovation center. all students here devote themselves to using technology that will change tomorrow's world. it over lay stuck a some automatic one right now i'm working out an automated robot about it does things that otherwise only humans can fail. it can carry items from one place to another. and then it can deliver packages when it can help out in a restaurant by serving meals generally. it can also work in a hospital and handled the medicines nathaniel. and he mentioned that could also be used in pounds home town. but the goal of the innovation center goes beyond creating gadgets, but poon wants to keep the young talent in nepal and give them ways to grow and thrive, so that they don't leave the country once they've finished school. that is the reason, ah, we decided to may start this innovation center. oh, the support of the people. ah, ah, to encourage young people, are people with innovative ideas to develop something or innovate something and commercialize it. and maybe one of them will follow

with poon, accomplish what few thought possible that he brought mountain villages online. every summer he makes the rounds to inspect his work. he wants to make sure the internet keeps on working in these places. that technology has opened up, new possibilities. villages can get online counseling from doctors located in the cities. i looking much. hm. tele, we had tele medicine here for 3 years now. it's a huge improvement for his english patients from our village. can now talk to doctors and kaplan do without having to travel there or to pa kara connection when she was here. he poon spends most of his time in the capitol. cat man do where he runs an innovation center. all students here devote themselves to using technology that will change tomorrow's world. pseudo would lay such as a model meeting. when right now i'm working out an automated robot about it does things that otherwise only humans can fail. it can carry items from one place to another home and then it can deliver packages when it can help out in a restaurant by serving meals. generally. it can also work in a

now if it were a city poon began working to bring internet to remote villages 20 years ago. now he can boast, having installed 35 radio towers with the help of numerous signal. this is more than 200 villages in nepal. have internet, thanks to him, technology was just being develop and nobody knew, oh, believed that it would be possible to oh, and all make a long range link. we just had to port kilometer from dish flish to the top of that mountain. over there, you can see beardley she that mountain with why dish no cap with her tune accomplish what few thought possible. he brought mountain villages on line. every summer he makes the rounds to inspect his work. he wants to make sure the internet keeps on working in these places. that technology has opened up, new possibilities. villages can get online counseling from doctors located in the cities. i looking machine tele, we had tele medicine here for 3 years now. it's a huge improvement for his english patients from our village can now talk to doctors and katlyn do without having to travel there or to pa kara. vanishingly she

the weekend has hampered the relief effort, contaminating drinking water and making the air quality poonny of the houses on the islands have been destroyed. estimates from new zealand suggest the main communications cable in tonga will now take around four weeks to repair. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the images china does want you to see during the winter olympics. this is the troubled xinjiang region where beijing is accused of human rights abuses. we have a special report. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they would carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the 'butcher of lyon'. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was t

will poon see biden's weakness is a green light? is going to start shooting, mike baker is going to stop. he's here to save my world next. ♪♪ and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. yesterday during the president rare press conference he seemed to get russia his blessing, and invasion into ukraine. watch. >> russia will be held accountable if it invades and depends on what it does, if it's a miser incursion and have to fight about what to do and not to etc. kennedy: that, confused and upset people across the globe including our own left-wing media. >> officials in this country and very likely in russia to

we want to visit it to pressure the europe poons to get stronger in the sanctions they are willing toe on the russians. we don't want to make clear from the russians, separate and aside from disagreements on voting rights or the president's build back better agenda. we are together on stopping russia from entering ukraine. i think this bipartisan delegation will do that we want to make sure president zelensky is serious about this invasion. of course, we have significant intel that tells us this invasion is perhaps imminent. that has not always been shared. our view of the seriousness of this invasion by our partners in and around europe. so we want to bring that intelligence to president zelensky and make sure he sees this threat as serious as we do. >> and also in the last hour which kyrsten sinema was on the floor and flatly rejected authorization on filibuster rules, despite her claim she is committed to voting on the reform, but these voting rights bills according to president, in his speech in atlanta and on the pulpit in the next half hour when it gets up there is they can't pa

example if you would be allowed to stay until the local elections, and then removed if the results were poonhat changed as a result of all the latest revelations? i think that getting more and more likely doesn't make it to may. there are obvious reasons on the one hand why the conservatives would want to wait that long, not least because the front runners, especially people like rishi sunak, i would rather not be focusing on something as self—indulgent as a leadership election at a time when not only is the government expecting to be sailing into the teeth of a cost of living crisis but there is the prospect of war in ukraine, this extended navel—gazing exercise electing a leader is something they might not want to ponder but as i keep saying every time i come on, this story keeps getting worse and worse. ., , , , ., , , worse. one of the biggest problems for tory mps — worse. one of the biggest problems for tory mps has — worse. one of the biggest problems for tory mps has always _ worse. one of the biggest problems for tory mps has always been i worse. one of the biggest problems for tory

the ukrainian government, the relationship between the russian and ukrainian government being very poonrity framework, or security architecture, and about it exerting its position within that framework. how difficult is it though to get these two countries to climb down? both are notjust... speaking to the international audience, speaking to a domestic one too.— a domestic one too. yes, i think that is really _ a domestic one too. yes, i think that is really key _ a domestic one too. yes, i think that is really key and _ a domestic one too. yes, i think that is really key and you - a domestic one too. yes, i think that is really key and you can . a domestic one too. yes, i think| that is really key and you can see that is really key and you can see that on both sides, rhetoric at times has been very aggressive. very outspoken. i do not think that is very helpful, but exactly as you say, the target here is two respective audiences in the russia and us and we do get this very difficult position where if the two sides continue to be very entrenched and do not budge, negotiations ultimately