. >>> [speakining local langnguag] [elelephangrgrowls >> this is rajah the elelephant. he's been namemed by the villags who found him in a trarap, on a plantatation aboutut a month ag. apparenently he's justt over a r old. as cute as he is, it's a really tragic story. he's on his own, chained up, padlocked, well away from his family, where he should be e learning the skis to survive i in the wild. and effectivively, he's now dodoomeo a life of... beiing in a ccamp somewhere. and t this is--ththis irealallyy much thehe hea of f the problem herere in sumatrtra. the communy are telling us that t they're really fefed up with t the elephahants mining in anand taking f food crops s eve, from the wild. anand they feel pretty strongly abouout, you kn, tthe government neededs to helpp them, not t the elephants. and they're refusing to let rajah go, to give him the governrnment vets,s, until t tht compensatition for their crops.. >> that compensation never came, and shortly after these images were taken, rajah died. >> [speaking local language] >> the body of an elephant lies rot

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. >> [speaking local language] [elephant grow] >> thiis rajah the elephant. he's been named by the villagers who found him in a trap, on a plantation about a month ago. apparently he's just over a year old. as cute as he is, it's a really tragic story. he's on his own, chained up, padlocked, well away from his family, where he should be learning the skills to svive in the wild. and effectively, he's now doomed to a life of... being in a camp somewhere. and this is--this is reallyery much the heart of thproblem here in sumatra. the community are lling us that they're really fed up with the elephants coming and taking food crops every day, from the wild. and they feel pretty strongly about, you know, the government needs to help them, not the elephants. and they're refusing to let rajah go, to give him to t government vets, until they get compensation for their crops. >> that compensation never came, an shortly aer these images were taken, rajah died. >> [speaking local language] >> the body of an elephant lies rotting on the forest floor. a casualty of the hum

they created their own army, the sarawak rangers, who also acted as the rajah's personal guard.as it goes and then it's boats the rest of the way. but first, breakfast, and fortunately, i know exactly where to go. i think i sat at this same table last time. if i look at my life as a continuum, a trail of noodles, going round and round the world until it comes right back to the same spicy bowl. oh, yeah. that is -- can i say tumescent on cnn? yeah, i'm pretty sure i can. oh yeah, baby. this is just a magical dish. i don't know, it's like two types of noodles i think. chicken, prawn, coconut, chili, but you know the main event of this, it's the broth. the wisdom of the ages is contained in there. it's like super complex. oooh! might need more of this. all right. i'll have another one of these. more. it's the broth. the broth. look at it. thank you. now i'm becoming the object of much amusement. people have noticed i'm on my second. damn. best breakfast ever. ♪ [ thunder ] ♪ [ thunder ] [ engine starting ] love that sound. [ singing in foreign language ] before heading out to the l

rajah good to get your opinion on this thank you very much indeed. perves former president alberto fujimori has asked for forgiveness from peruvians from the bottom of his heart thousands of people protested in lima after president petrel public which in ski announced he was pardoning for gymboree on humanitarian grounds for germany was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and crimes against humanity committed during his time in office in the one nine hundred ninety s. charlotte bella says more. chaos in lima these peruvians are furious the former president alberto fujimori was pardoned by the current president pedro public christian ski a man they believe was trying to save his political korea ok so i thought in the summer of seeing all the people mobilizing the police were following us in circling us they got close to us and threw bombs at us. fujimori was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for murder is kidnappings and disappearances carried out by a government death squad during his time in office he made from one tho