gone the sixty six year old ascended to the throne in twenty six dana after the death of his widely revered father saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invests him with power symbolizing his consecration as the op holder of buddhism in thailand. the coronation begins with a ritual cleansing under nine months. the water is drawn from rivers and delay. x. across the kingdom it's the first coronation in thailand didn't it the seventy years for many thais the king is the highest moral authority. we all regardless selves as children of the king nation religion and the monarchy are the pillars of our society that's why we have unconditional loyalty to the king. ram of the tenth comes to the throne it's a difficult time thailand is a constitutional monarchy but the army seized power in a coup five years ago elections earlier this year and it didn't deadlock one commentator says the coronation is likely to bring a fresh approach but the new king. on the whole very quiet person in the next stage of the coronation celebrations the king will stage an elaborate parade

seen in seven decades the sixty six year old ascended to the throne after the death of his widely revered father in twenty sixty saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invests him with power symbolizing his consecration as the up holder of buddhism in thailand. scholer chelsea until following the festivities for us in bangkok troll it this is day one of a three d. . ceremony to consecrate the king is a living god has a ceremony going so far. let me just give you some context today this is the first time that makes people gathered here today with the king in thailand being around because of course it's sixty nine years almost in the day that the long morning was around here in a country where the money is to be afforded a divine status it is the moment here in time in a number of elaborate ceremonies throughout the day as part of this carnation process that it's day one of the most rituals and part of the day was when the king happened he said he had to go to the pure haitian ceremony he was then anointed and his must be. just. great with righteousness and

seen in seven decades the sixty six year old ascended to the throne after the death of his widely revered father in two thousand and sixteen saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invests him with regal power symbolizing his consecration as the upholder of buddhism in thailand. do. pill is following the festivities for us in bangkok this is day one of a three day ceremony to consecrate the king as a living god house a country doing with this ceremony today. hi michael yes this is the first time the vast majority of people here in thailand are witnessing at the coronation of the monic it is of course almost sixty nine years ago to the day that the last king had a coronation ceremony in thailand and in a country where the the monarch is often essentially divine status that is immense this moment and as as a result there are not dozens of people who are on the streets gathered behind me to witness this ceremony just a short time ago we saw that the king. offered himself as. the leader but is an essential here in this country and earlier on he had the purifica

corn a sixty six year old ascended to the throne in twenty six days after the death of his widely revered father saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invests him with regal power symbolizing his consecration as the up holder of buddhism in thailand. some feel is following the festivities for us in bangkok charlotte this is day one of a three day ceremony to consecrate the king how is the ceremony going. they are back a while advance today are starting to draw to a close here in thailand it's the early evening here at the men but i'm sure you can see behind me there are still people gathered around the grand palace here they've been likely to be here late into the evening and that is because of course for most people here in thailand this is the first time that they'll have witnessed the coronation of a moment the last time almost seventy years ago and in a country where the monaco is is considered essentially a day if this really is a mentors moment entire history now earlier on today we had the purification ceremony here that is where the monic was dres

they had a reverence for the role of the press.ve a president with no reverence for the constitution. otherwise he would be allowing the subpoenas, allowing special counsel barr to testify will he would be bengd over backwards to be accountable to the american people of he doesn't revere the press. so when you have those two things, it is not surprising that we haven't had a briefing in the press briefing room in 60 something days. or at the pentagon this more than 300 days. what about the other agencies where there are consequential things happening? they'll see what they can get away is. >> we'll shine a light that. still ahead, sherrilyn ifill is here. how trump's presidency is damaging his profits. damaging his profits because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? >>> many trump insiders say trump ran for president for his brand and not to

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no child would revere the proposition unless it's parents revered and was raised reviewing it. regardless of what you think that the universal truth is and whether you are right, it is quality as something that is capable of being passed on, depend entirely on things that have nothing whatsoever to do with universality, it's all going to depend on how well do we build this mutual loyalty it instills into everything that we touch. arguments about diversity. diversity, i argue could be a wonderful thing for the nation and can contribute immensely to the strength of the nation. but take diversity beyond a certain point and you lose that loyalty. we have to understand this if we're are going to be able to defeat it. if you are too diverse people no longer feel this is what's happening to the others what's happening to me but then you reach a point where the only thing that the country will meet together is forced, look at iraq. there's no mutual loyalty that unites all the people in iraq, western powers gave them a flag and borders and they called a nation. the different people in

venue revered by football fans, including the saracens full—back. revered by football fans, includingens full-back. st james's park isa the saracens full-back. st james's park is a brilliant place. the fans love it. it is in the centre of the city. if you talk about the atmosphere there and tell passionate people are, i can't wait to go out there on the friday, have a kickabout, take it all in, to play there will be unbelievable. saracens are taking on opponents who are aiming to become the first side to be european champions five times saracens themselves seek a third triumph infour saracens themselves seek a third triumph in four years. this club and this group will take us higher and higher. we need to make sure we win to do that i think it is a big motivation for us all. with more than 20 internationals between them, few doubt this is between the best two sides in europe. now to find out who is number one. it should be a great game. staying with rugby union... wales coach warren gatland has agreed a deal to take charge of the british and irish lions on their tour of south africa i

to many thais, the monarch is revered as an almost godlike figure, and some were on the streets, dressed the transition from the human to the almost divine. and, for many, this was a rare glimpse of a sovereign who spends much time abroad and has appeared more remote than his much—loved late father. at 66 years old, he spent his life preparing for this moment, placing a crown weighing more than seven kilograms on his head, issuing his first royal command. translation: i shall reign with righteousness, for the benefit and happiness of the people forever. king vajiralongkorn has had a colourful and at times controversial life. today, his fourth wife, whom he married only this week, was formally recognised as his new queen. he is protected by severe laws prohibiting any criticism, but some thais hope that a crown prince who was seen by some as unpredictable will become a figure of stability for a country facing political uncertainty. for the king has real political influence. what will matter is his relationship with the army, which took power in a coup in 2014, and what role he might play

the question is whether their reverence for monarchy will turn into real affection for their new kingg breakthrough in the fight against climate change. the non—profit organisation soilcquest believes it has found a new way to reduce carbon in the atmosphere, and they are showcasing their research in the us. mick wettenhall is the director of soilcquest. it wants farmers everywhere to become carbon—capturing climate superheroes. yes, well, it's based on work that was done in sydney uni back in 2013. what we believe they discovered was the actual working mechanism by which carbon is stored long—term in soils. and that in and of itself was a huge breakthrough. but for us, as farmers, where we saw the power is its adaptability for agriculture. so something like this, this technology, when it's developed, could be used by farmers all around the world, and that's what has us excited, by being such a potentially potent climate mitigation tool. well, you are being called climate superheroes in all of this, and it is some welcome news on what usually are grim mornings. and i have to ask, what

the question is whether their reverence for monarchy will turn into real affection for their new kingn to try to make sure it's not used to spread misinformation or to allow foreign intervention in the european elections. it's already deleted millions of fake accounts as part of its crackdown. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports from their european headquarters in dublin. a powerfulforce has been streaming through politics. a great campaigning tool but it can be used to spread misinformation or assist foreign powers to interfere. and the shadow of facebook looms ever larger over elections worldwide. fake news on facebook. back in 2016, facebook was downplaying its influence with mark zuckerberg saying it was crazy to think fake news had had any influence over the election of donald trump. now it has changed its tune. and in dublin it is getting ready to mount a big operation to oversee its impact on the european elections. at facebook‘s european headquarters there is a pr offensive under way with journalist across the eu invited to see that the company is serious ab

what we are hearing is that he is very different from his well—known, well revered father.xpect an uncle to speak to them. he has lived a very different lifestyle. he is very close to the military. he studied at both military. he studied at both military and defence studies in australia and in britain. the military here in thailand plays a very large role and has in the past overthrown governments. when it comes to how he has run the palace in the last couple of years, he has changed things, he has changed palace bureaucracy, he is seen to be intolera nt palace bureaucracy, he is seen to be intolerant of poor performance. he has also changed the palace finances. those are said to be around $30 billion. —— $30 million. and of course in the past week he has married once again. this is his fourth wife. she has been out of his security detail, so perhaps it will see them both on the balcony later on as these ceremonies proceed. laura bicker, keeping us up—to—date in bangkok, thank you very much. more than a thousand people are now known to have died in the latest ebola mac outb

theirs, because this has been a king that has been a little more remote than his well loved, well reveredar—old son, and here he is today in thailand being crowned monarch. it will and go his place in the thai dynasty, a dynasty that has played such an important pa rt that has played such an important part in shaping modern thailand. we will have more from the ceremonies in bangkok during the course of the day here on bbc news. unless urgent action is taken, the rare and varied wildlife of madagascar could soon be lost forever. that‘s the warning from an international team of scientists. they‘re concerned at the ongoing loss of natural habitats in the region. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill has been to see what‘s being done now to help save the animal population, much of which exists nowhere else on earth. a tropical sanctuary. home to wildlife that lives nowhere else on earth. but all this biodiversity, the life that thrives in this forest of madagascar is under threat. lemurs depend on primary old—growth forest like this. but across madagascar, 80% of the habitat has been cut d

give thought to the way your majesty shares the joys of the people at any time, i reaffirm my deep reverence and gratitude to your majesty. mind theping in our way your majesty has lived, we the people of japan are determined to work for the creation of a bright future for , one as a peaceful country of hope and pride. i sincerely wish your majesty , the emperor and empress, a long and healthy life together. i express my heartfelt appreciation to your majesties and pray for prosperity of the imperial family. >> that was prime minister shinzo abe. the grand chamberlain is now handing the emperor his speech. and now emperor akihito will speak for the last time in his 30 year reign. i am concluding my duties as the emperor. i would like to offer my great gratitude to the words just spoken by prime minister shinzo abe on behalf of the people of japan. since ascending the throne 30 years ago, i have performed my duties as the emperor with a deep sense of trust in, and respect for the people. and i consider myself fortunate to have been able to do so. i sincerely thank the people that have accepte

many years to give start the way the majesty to the people at any time too highly of her my deep reverence and gratitude. while keeping in our mind the way the mad just he has acted we are working for the creation of a bright future for japan and a peaceful country. i sincerely wish your majesty emperor and empress a long and healthy life together. i express my heartfelt appreciation to your majesty and pray for prosperity of the imperial family. . >> that was prime minister abe. >> the grand chamberlain is now handing the emperor the last time in his 30 year reign. >>translator: am abdicating my duties as the emperor would like to offer my great gratitude to prime minister abe on behalf of the people of japan. sent to sending this rule 30 years ago i have performed my duties as the emperor with a deep sense of respect for the people. i consider myself fortunate able to do so. i sincerely doubt that people have accepted and supported me in my role as a symbol of the state. i sincerely wish to gather one - - together the new rain that begins tomorrow will be as stable. and i pray with all m

both of the people that we've spoken to here this is really an opportunity to show that reverence their respect for the monarchy i'm sure you can see behind me people are dressed in yellow that is a respect for the king in thailand some are those going to mark a very momentous day the people gathered here and that is because there is going to be a procession through the streets of bangkok that the king will take pause and it's a chance for people here to catch a glimpse of the monic and also for them to supply that respect to show that devotion to the king then on monday he'll take to the balcony of the grand palace just behind me he will present himself to the people so that again is going to be another huge moment in this three day celebration a chance for people here to witness history. that's charlotte shells from phil in bangkok first thank you sean. now to some of the other stories making news around the world japan's new emperor never he has addressed the public for the first time since ascending the throne on wednesday tens of thousands of well wishers gathered at the imperial p

well he's revered as a universal genius and best known for his paintings most notably the mona lisa but italian master leonardo da vinci was a true polymath with interests and comfort it encompassing architecture mathematics engineering several branches of the natural sciences and even music on may second marks the five hundredth anniversary of his death and competition is rife between the places that can lay claim to him among them his birthplace near vinci in tuscany. and the french town of on what was in the water valley where he died in fifteen nineteen and so while they all try to outdo one another we took a look into the legacy left by this exceptional mind. leonardo da vinci was not just an artist an architect but also a philosopher and engineer he's credited with some eighty inventions including submarines i'm flying machines but according to german author mathias echoed he didn't really invent them all. escape hot mic. it's widely asserted that leon out of really did build a flying machine himself and that the last will and employee of his tried out this flying machine and that

with some of the best moments of happening in iraq time by munich the club announced on sunday that revere rate would also be leaving at the end of the season as bringing an end of ten years of bravery and brabant together and you know in the meantime i'd like to say thank you to my guest michelle's in d.c. we'll see you again next season and good luck and see him barbara thanks man of course we'll see you again this season from all of us here in berlin thank you and goodbye. to the. article. you cite. is. misleading. begin. with the census. records. and extensible. the cultural magazine. next. on. reliable data is a. huge distance for the closest to. the automotive industry. what secrets lie behind these moments. find out in an immersive experience and explore a fascinating world cultural heritage sites. w world heritage three sixty the kids the. players. welcome to arts twenty one. almost three decades have passed since the collapse of the soviet union twenty one is on a journey to explore the literary world of post soviet republics or traveling to three capitals prague bucharest and tbi

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about these three days of extremely elaborate ornate celebrations to shock the monarchy is hugely revered in thailand tell us a little bit more about the newly crowned a mob achieved along cong. yes well he's been on the throne since his father passed away in twenty sixteen so he has been demonic here since then that we don't all fall lot about in the course of biography we know he spent his early years here in thailand he then was educated in the u.k. and australia is an officer in the thai military we know as well how he wants to reign as a monarch he issued his first rule command yesterday and he said he wants to reign for the benefit and happiness of the thai people that was his first very thing that's the first demand that his father gave to my seven decades ago to the day so we know also about his new wife that came as a bit of a surprise to some people that he was married just a few days before the carnation we've seen a lot of his new wife over the last few days she's been part of these elaborate ceremony and now the new queen of thailand live shot of chose him in the midst of all

that spring finds his loyalty tied around the side of the son of one of iraq's most revered shia clerics. 4 u.s. forces in baghdad and the holy cities of karbala. and here in the jack. up e.g.o.'s. as i already know landed here. destroyed everything. at the beginning of august trying to root out sanders mahdi army and take control of. u.s. marines invaded the cemetery when taken into a part of the graveyard where you can actually see the destruction from the fighting that took place in 2004 there's r.p.g. holes in the walls some of these graves are completely destroyed a member speaking to iraqis at the time who simply couldn't believe that things had to tarry to such an extent that this one of the most holy and sacred sites in all of iraq had turned into a battleground between the mighty army and the americans. hundreds of monte finds as dined in the battle. in a new section of the cemetery built for sound as followers killed in the uprisings and sectarian violence that the u.s. led occupation provoked. families comes on of that day. so. no one knows how many iraqis have been killed sin

with some of the best moments of happening in iraq time by munich the club announced on sunday that revere ri would also be leaving at the end of the season as bringing an end of ten years of memory and brabant together in munich in the meantime i'd like to say thank you to my guest michelle's in d.c. we'll see you again next season and good luck and. maxim out of course we'll see you again this season from all of us here in berlin thank you and goodbye. to. you as coaches so. much for you. but. we're not here to join you. but to eliminate prejudices. we're not here to change your opinions but to open some space for different points of view we're not here to speak on behalf of anybody but to let everybody speak for themselves. we're not here to give the right answers but to ask the right questions. we're not here to indoctrinate but to listen. plus ninety connect to an unbiased agenda subscribe now on you tube. when i was a teenager kids my age wanted to become pop stars all go to hollywood but today many creative teams dream of making it in the world of gaming some game designers have enj

let reverence for the law be breathed by every american parent. let it be taught in schools, in seminary, and colleges. let it be written in primers, spelling books, and almanacs. let it be preached from the pulpit, proclaimed in legislative halls, and enforced in courts of justice. because all lawyers share an interest and an obligation to promote the law. ours is a collaborative profession. it's a mistake to treat opposing counsel as your enemy. litigation is not warfare. your goal is not to destroy the opponent. zealous advocacy does not require that. i realize the modern media often seems to fosterer incivility, but lawyers have a special responsibility to practice and promote civility. the fundamental purpose of law is to provide a peaceful means to resolve disputes. so if civility seems to be lacking in public life, that is all the more reason for lawyers to step into the breach. opposing counsel is a fellow member of the bar fulfilling a duty just like you. if you keep that in mind, your career will be much more rewarding. you will develop

the best moments of happening in iraq when it's time by munich the club announced on sunday that revere ri would also be leaving at the end of the season as bringing an end of ten years of bravery and brabant together and you know in the meantime i'd like to say thank you to my guest michelle's in d.c. we'll see you again next season thank you. max amount of course we'll see you again this season from all of us here in berlin thank you and goodbye. so do. not. go. to sleep early because god is so. much for you. this started picking up electricity. the combined heat some power unit generates two hundred fifty watts of power. it uses the thermoelectric generator to convert heat into electricity. the wood good stove can be used to power the fridge i doubt if you. are legit. d.w. . to. play. with the sensors. and recognize. and explain inexpressible. the cultural magazine. sixteen. dollars. i. really need to read. not everyone who walks books has to go insane. that t.w. literature list a hundred german mosque reads. a book about the. hello and welcome to to morrow coming up on this week's e

that she might have a more positive image abroad than she really does here at home that she's more revered her commitment as we've seen from the harvard president saying to to democracy and to upholding values is more respected abroad than it does at home well basically the 1st thing she did in this deafening resonates with many democrats the united states is when donald trump came into power she basically told him that she would support him as far as international rule of law and human rights go and she basically read him the regulation international regulations of international corporation which she sees as the very basis for corporation and the 2 both stress that they actually see eye to eye that they can work everything out but they also recognize that they have different viewpoints on things and this is a very difficult time to navigate a macro to broaden out those transatlantic relations beyond the relationship between the 2 governments and this is also what we're seeing taking place here i mean the cultural and scientific sphere has become much more important lines of communication

all his revered as a universal genius and best known for his paintings most notably the mona lisa but italian master leonardo da vinci was a true polymath with interest and comfort it encompassing architecture mathematics engineering several branches of the natural sciences and even music on may second marks the five hundred ten a verse three of his death and competition is rife between the places that can lay claim to him among them his birthplace near vinci in tuscany. and the french town of vase in the water valley where he died in fifteen nineteen and so while they all try to outdo one another we took a look into the legacy left by this exceptional mind. leonardo da vinci was not just an artist an architect but also a philosopher and engineer he's credited with some eighty inventions including submarines and flying machines but according to german author mathias echoed he didn't really invent the long. hot mic. it's widely asserted that leon out of really did build a flying machine himself and that as a last will an employee of his tried out best flying machine and that leonardo r

the respect and reverence we have for those that born our battle, especially those that are buried ington, really has no parallel in our history. david: that certainly comes through in the book. let's talk about our current warriors. we heard from the president as he was departing to go to japan , heardt summit meeting him talking about 1500 troops he is sending to the middle east because of the iran conflict for protective purposes. to what end? sen. cotton: intelligence over the last three weeks has indicated a notable increase in the threats by iran and its proxies against u.s. facilities and personnel. we had deployed an aircraft carrier, bombers, missile defense systems. i suspect, without having seen the commander in the middle east's recommendations, these troops are there to increase our protective posture at some of our bases, whether smaller outposts in iraq, or the massive permanent bases in kuwait, bahrain. all of those troops, weapons have been going to iran the last three weeks come not to take military action, but to deter iran from taking military action against us. da

she felt a wave of emotion, respect, reverence and appreciation. >> no fails to take your breath awayack of oxygen, soreness and 32-degree weather, mandy and her friends kept things light during break, playing cards. she prepared for this hike by hiking in new zealand and she climbed mt. kilimanjaro last year. >> i'm going to climb mt. kilimanjaro. >> you've been training, that seems quite the feat. >> i haven't been training but everybody's told me that it's okay, at >> one veteran climber explained the dangers. >> you're literally waiting in line to die. >> even on bottled oxygen you're slowly dying. you feel the energy draining out of your legs and out of your core. there's constant exposure to danger. >>> i'm going to go to instead, this weekend. the new "godzilla" and "ma" starring oscar winner octavia spencer, like you've never ever seen her before. >> it's 5:00 somewhere. >> how did she get our numbers? >> i always like doing movies that will educate and, there is some education to be gleaned from this. >> don't make me drink alone. don't make me drink alone. >> kids should kno

to the laws and reverence to our country and constitution. i have heard your guests saying what are we doing? what message are we sending? i get that we need to do our part, we need to investigate, but this is a broader question in this country about citizens rededicating themselves to a culture of reverence for the constitution and the laws. >> are you essentially -- it sounds like what you're saying is that the american public has to take the burden of reigning in a president who is out of control and that congress is going to, a, wait for public sentiment to lead congress, rather than congress leading the public, and that, b, we're just going to wait and let the electorate handle donald trump. first of all, what message does that send to the public because the public elected you guys to lead, and second of all what message does it send to the next president who says if this guy didn't get impeached and he submitted 700, 800 former attorneys say is obstruction of justice, couldn't the next president just throw the emoluments clause in the g

revered as an almost god—like figure, he was crowned in an elaborate ceremony yesterday.ern ireland about the extent of drug—related deaths, which have increased significantly in the last decade. many are linked to powerful prescription drugs, which one coroner has said are available to teenagers on the street and in school. our ireland correspondent chris page spoke to one mother who lost her son to prescription drug abuse. i adored alan. he was my best friend. we were soulmates. but loving my child was never enough. in lisa mclaughlin's home, the sense of loss is unmistakable. her son alan took his own life, three years after he was first given the drug pregabalin, also known as lyrica. a doctor initially prescribed it for nerve pain when alan had a broken cheekbone. but he became addicted. it really ruined his life. and at the end of the day, he just got that down that he couldn't cope any more. because there is a big black, hopeless hole and they're alljust falling down into it. anyone who's suffered from an addiction can identify with those feelings of loneliness, vu