accusing shinawatra of corruption. >>> it was only a matter of time in the digital world. a mobile phone video of one of the teens who died in that south korea ferry disaster has been released to his family. he was one of hundreds who died. >> it's hard to watch, hard for listen to. the last 15 minutes of the mobile phone recording made by one of the teenage victims of the disaster. it's tilting more, someone says. save me comes another voice. the loud speaker tells them to stay in their cabins. the tone is humor, not terror. children sit on their beds even though it still seems possible to move one boy is shown standing in the corridor outside. later one boy says we have to get out. it's met with laughter. life jackets are passed around. some of their zips don't work. wear your life jackets. that means we must be sinking, says a boy. again they're told by the crew to stay where you are. the video is recovered from the home. his father first released it to a local tv station on sunday when it was used in the form of stills and audio. but now parents want the whole video to

hundreds of pro-government protesters rallied outside the thai capital to show support for yingluck shinawatra. the red shirts avoided gathering in bangkok. the prime minister is struggling to stay in power after five months of protests calling for her to step down. >> the gaoled venezuela opposition leader leopoldo lopez has been charged with inciting violence. hours later supporters gathered in caracas. and focussed on the plaza where presidential candidates vepded to police in february. >> towns in the u.s. midwest harmed by years of economic decline are getting a boost from china. john hendren has more from dayton in ohio. >> for years this vacant factory stood as a monument to ohio's economic dysfunction. they were so dependent on automakers that when general motors pulled out in 2008 it was left with cracked ash fold, and 4 uns unemployed -- 400 unemployed autoworkers. a chinese auto glass maker is reopening an ageing eyesore with $280 million, and 800 jobs. >> you can't not welcome foreign investment. if you want to grow your cities, your communities right now, you have to be open to fo

. >>> a thai court accepted a suit against yingluck shinawatra. 28 senators a complain she removed a nark security chief three years ago for her own benefit. the case could oust her from office. thailand's accepted the suit. if the court rules the personnel transfer was unconstitutional. yingluck will have to immediately leave her post. last month the lower house elections were annulled. the prime minister is also facing a challenge from the anti-corruption commission. the panel is investigating charges of a dereliction of duty. if the case is forwarded to the senate, the prime minister could be impeached and removed from office. >>> a u.n. report says the 2011 nuclear accident at fukushima daiichi is not likely to cause a significant rise in new cancer cases in the immediate area. >> for the vast majority of those exposed in japan, there is no discernible increase in future cancer rates expected which means, in other words, cancer rates will remain stable. >> the u.n. scientific committee on the effects of atomic radiation released the report on wednesday. it includes analysis by ov

mr shinawatra says he has a strong intention to conclude the trans pacific partnership free trade agreement. his comments come as japanese and us negotiators work to narrow their differences ahead of president barack obama's visit to japan next week that is. it would mean a lot for japan and the us to take the lead in creating them to keep the key framework. ben made his comments at a speech in tokyo. he called the ttp and ambitious project to create a vast regional economics so he said negotiator should keep that goal in mind and not only handle over numerical figures they also commented on his proposal to cut japan's corporate tax rate the rate is much higher than the neighboring countries of estate tax rates are a big factor when international companies consider investing in japan. here are the latest market figures i know world's largest election is underway in india more than eight hundred million people are to legible to take part noting pete on thursday when the largest number of constituencies cast ballots she did awesome in bangkok as the story. the election was held in nine season

. >> reporter: it's been a tough week for prime minister shinawatra. if they find her in dereliction of duty, thailand's constitutional court is proceeding with a case against her. >> if you look at the dangerous of both cases, if she's impeached in the senate she's also out. if she's ruled by the constitutional ruled that she is no longer thi in position, she's also out. both could be harmful, one will come faster than the other. >> reporter: the ruling could come in a matter of weeks. it's a shift of the government for the first time. showing support for the prime minister during the legal challenges, but also accepting the message that they're still here. and they're promising to rally for several days. >> the people feel that the anti-corruption court is unfair. there is no justice. >> reporter: but think that the opposing sides have calmed down a bit over the past two weeks and there is hope that they might sit down and talk. >> the prime minister will be out of this crisis and stay away from politics for one year, allowing the mechanisms of the e