they don't have that with southeast asian politics. even though i would say southeast asian politicians are trapped in their own cycle of insecurity, worrying about whether they need to choose the united states or china. they are freaking out. is it applicable? i think there are a lot of things that persist. whether or not that can be turned into a doctrine, i don't know. >> over here. and then we will come back to the side. just to follow-up up on that question, robert thompson, did he give advice that was ignored? wen-qing: yes. person who was in charge was the brother. met him once or never met him at all. the plan was to adapt a french model that was being used in algeria. it comes from a french model because it was by a guy named roger. it comes from there and not from new villages. spent more ofn his time doing self promotion. more self promotion, more propagandizing. more than willing to pay attention to it. he only appeared to get the ear them. they performed the willingness to listen knowing that is american backers would pay

southeast asia is gaining —— belt-and-road initiative.g their manufacturing and supply of chain operations down to southeast asia. examples would be thailand, which has established itself as an automotive manufacturing hub, as well as vietnam, which has a growing textile and electronic manufacturing sector. investors are also cognisant of the slowdown in china and are looking at new investmentjurisdictions slowdown in china and are looking at new investment jurisdictions for driving their investment returns. in southeast asia, with its rising population and middle—class, represents huge growth opportunities for them. so anything related to the consumer or infrastructure or power are consumer or infrastructure or power a re key consumer or infrastructure or power are key investment destinations. let's now show you the markets before we go, because asian markets have opened higher. in fact, japan's nikkei upi have opened higher. in fact, japan's nikkei up i almost 1%, reversing the losses that we saw after that trump— kim summit wrapped up

steil: janesville wisconsin, the same as the speaker, a spectacular place in southeast wisconsin. just south of madison, wisconsin , not far from milwaukee, 1.5 hours across to lake michigan. north of chicago. spectacular spot to be born and raised. >> what did your parents do for a living? rep. steil: my mom was a teacher and my debt was a small-town attorney. dad was a small-town attorney, very involved in community service, service to the church, the catholic church in janesville, or different civic and community organizations, learning the importance of being involved on the impact you can have if you are willing to offer your talents and services to the community. >> who were your mentors, political and otherwise come and what did they teach you? rep. steil: the best mentor was my grandfather, taming -- coming from the greatest generation, from southeast wisconsin, through the depression, came out of world war ii with the opportunity for the g.i. bill which transformed his life, he grew up in a home that was a funeral home. that educational opportunity allowed him to pursue h

it is what a great honor to serve the people of southeast wisconsin and be their voice in washington. and the importance of working hard. doing your homework, diving in. people most impactful on washington correlate directly with the time and effort they put in to public policy and trying to improve people's lives in wisconsin. >> what were you doing before you won this seat? rep. steil: the past 10 years working in business and the private sector, manufacturing sector in particular and it gave me a great insight into how the federal government, how they can slow and hinder growth of businesses through bureaucracy and red tape, and what an opportunity we have to make changes in washington and to unleash the full strength of the american economy. >> you served on the board of regents for the university of wisconsin. what did that entail? rep. steil: it is the board that oversees the entire university of wisconsin system. in wisconsin, we have one cohesive system, 180,000 students, $6 billion budget. you really learn, one, the importance of higher education and education at large, why w

let's cross live to kuala lumpur, where are southeast asia correspondentjonathan where are southeastent jonathan head where are southeast asia correspondentjonathan head joins us from outside the high court. what are we expecting the vietnamese defendant to say? well, we are expecting our to support her defence position, which is that although she and this indonesian defendant, siti aisyah, were both involved in smearing the nerve agent on kim jong—nam, she was the second is to do it, so what the prosecution have said is that they believe the indonesian defendant initially put a precursor on. it is too dangerous to handle as an element on its own, this nerve agent, and then doan thi huong smeared on the second activating agent on kim jong—nam's face at the port. that turned it into vx nerve agent. —— airport. we are expecting her to read a statement in vietnamese which will be translated, where we expect to explain that she was recruited by what we now know to be korean agents, but she thought they were agents, but she thought they were agents for a tv show and she was carrying out t

california is home to nearly a million southeast asians originating from cambodia, vietnam and laos. most of the immigrants settled in california, major cities like san francisco, san jose, fresno, long beach, and los angeles. these immigrants were typically placed in the poorest parts of the communities with inadequate financial support, and many of these individuals and their children languished in severe poverty. in particular, cambodian refugees which predispose seven to the criminal justice system. the illegal immigration reform and immigration responsibility act of 1966 expanded the definition of what type of crime that could result in deportation the bill also allowed the expanded definition to be applied retroactively. the southeast asia resource action centre estimates that the 1996 immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act impacted more than 16,000 southeast asian americans, many of whom were refugees fleeing the vietnam war and the cambodian genocide. president trump and his administration have continued to place harsh limits on immigration and asylum with his na

a real contrast and temperatures towards the northwest and southeast.s for the bulk of england and wales, colder air moving into scotland and northern ireland. when that cold air in place, we will see a lot of hills no continuing through the day. 10— 10-15 10—15 cm of snow. these are some of the wind gusts, likely to see 40—50 it kph -- the wind gusts, likely to see 40—50 it kph —— mph. there will be causing some disruption. temperatures will be in the double figures towards the southeast, but 5 degrees in belfast, chilly weather for northern ireland and scotland. eventually through saturday night, we lose that rain pushing off towards the east, moving into the north north sea. windy over the weekend with further snow showers over scotland, dryer towards the south and southeast. wherever you are with that chilly north breeze, it will feel quite cool out there. temperatures only around 7-10dc, there. temperatures only around 7—iodc, colder than that when you add wind chill. at least a bit of sunshine between those showers on sunday. eventually things cha

and, yes, in the southeast as well.they also have to put in the height drand hydrants in the southeast side of the city. >> i think this is a great report, not just because i live on the west side, but it is a very complicated project. and the fact that you provided a great solution that semifinals multiple problems is applaudable. thank you. >> thank you. >> chairwoman: any public comment on this report? >> so with that, that concludes my report. thank you. >> chairwoman: thank you, john. next item is the consent calendar. >> item nine, all matters under the consent calendar are considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilities, and will be acted upon by a single vote of the commission. there will be no vote on these items unless so requested, and it will be removed from calendar and considered as a separate item. item 9f has been removed, as i announced earlier. >> chairwoman: commissioners, are there any items you would like taken off the consent calendar? >> no. i'll move approval. >> second. >> chairwo

southeast asia as well, how does this fit into your portfolio in 2019?id: -- >> that is a good question. again, the narrative is negative, because not only are investors very worried about growth, but also kind of believing it is very focused in a very few places, so china is growing, but the rest of asia is not growing. you often hear that outside of asia. growth isonstrated, strong in many other parts of asia, philippines, indonesia, the asean bloc. that is one of the luxuries in asia, a lot of markets to choose from, good growth and good fundamentals in many of those markets. the current situation for us is ,hat china and north asia including taiwan, maybe korea, maybe hong kong, have been left behind in terms of valuation as people have sought refuge in other parts of asia, because they have been worried about a china slowdown, so that has created for us more valuation-driven opportunities in north asia and southeast asia , not to say they aren't good markets, but better opportunities at the moment. yvonne: we will leave it there. on the way, carlos

valley bay lies in a remote corner of madagascar off the southeast coast of africa. it's home to the ploughshare the world's rarest tortoise that distinction makes them target number one france it was. with members of a conservation group spearheading the fight to save the species. robert brew and his team used radio receivers to track the ones they've managed to tag it's estimated there are only four hundred adults left in the wild the specially vulnerable because they're only found in this small area of sand and scrub and. the first we come upon it's a tiny one turns out to be just a few months old. and. some of those who worked with wong in the past tell us that because a rare species who collects goodies. is perhaps the most valuable of all goodies when this guy or girl grows up to be an adult he or she could be worth tens of thousands of u.s. dollars. because i'm back. darrelle says there is including wong started coming to these shores in the one nine hundred eighty s. just as the group was publishing reports over how endangered species had become. endangered m

(dave)a frontal boundary will move from northwest to southeast across the early saturday, resulting in widespread rainfall. mainly dry conditions are expected over the weekend with unsettled weather likely to return during at least the first half of next week. ( will ) the person who stabbed a man outside a bart station is still on the run this morning. this latest round of violence happpened friday at the fruitvale bart station. (áboxesá) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest on the investigation and what reaction from riders. bart's fruitvale station in oakland is open again following a stabbing friday afternoon that left one person hospitalized, bart officials said. as of 5:22 p.m. the station had reopened and trains were stopping on both platforms. bart officials said the stabbing occurred just before 3 p.m. on a train as it approached the station. two people had gotten into a fight on the train, and once it was in the station, the altercation spilled out onto the platform. one person was stabbed and he was taken to a hospital with injuries not considered lif

the tornado was part of a violent storm system in the southeast. laura podesta is here in new york with more on this. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. that death toll number of 23 is expected to rise. one meteorologist who is on the ground this morning estimates that in some areas the tornado was half a mile wide. a deadly tornadoedhrough lee county, alabama, on sunday. >> there's damage, serious damage. >> reporter: the town of beauregard took a direct hit. >> houses completely destroyed. homes that just basically slabs left where once stood a home. specific areas, the contents of one residence we know for a fact was located over 1,000 yards away. >> reporter: residents say it looks like a war zone. >> not good at all. y'all just pray for them. pray for them. >> they don't lie. you hear a freight train, you better be in a safe place. >> reporter: in smith station, david mcbride was in his truck just outside the bar he owns when the storm hit. >> i seen the trash swirling in the air across the hill over there, and i said,

live in southeast d.c. ohat all d we know at this hour? >> at this point we're trying to get more information from police. i can tell you -- d street and southeast washington. police got the call at 1:30 this afternoon. for the investigation. you can get an idea of what the neighborhood looks like. police haven't told u exactly where this happened. you can see it's a very qui neighborhood. i talked to numerous people who say they didn't see athing or hear anything at all today. so again we're working to find out somee details. police a special victims unit is investigating. they were called for a report of a bib by unconsciousnd not breathing. the baby had numerous injuries and transported to the hospital. this afternoon. in grave condition. police are telling us at this point no arrests has been made in connection with with the investigation. i'm asking questio and i'll post updates on twitter. >> live for us in southeast tonight. thank you. we have more breaking newshis evening. and armed and dangerous man on the after allegedly killing

spectacular place in southeast wisconsin to grow up. just south of madison, wisconsin, not too far from milwaukee and north of chicago above. spectacular spot. >> what did your parents do for a living? fatherwas a teach and my was a small town lawyer. and serving in the catholic church or civic and community organizations you learn the importance of being involved and the impact if you are willing to offer your services. >> who were your meantors in life political or otherwise? >> my grandfather. came from the greatest generation. he grew up in southeast wisconsin. pretty poor through the depression. came out of world war i inch and had the opportunity for the g.i. bill. he grew up at a funeral home where the home was the funeral. he grew up in the funeral. then that jational opportunity allowed him to pursue his dreams and have an impact. if you look at someone who worked hard and put his head down and commitment to service at the same time would have been my grandpa. >> why do you think it impaths you today? how do you carry his life

winds out ofhe southeast at 6 miles per hour. again, anytime we're out of the southe tend to be a little bit warmer. temperatures today a few degrees warmer. at least everybody made the 50 .degree mark tod definitely a far cry from yesterday. now, still dry on the radar. we're goi to stay tha way. not only stay that way today but really the next couple of days. no storms at all across the u.s. except dow towardslorida. once again, they're dealing with a nor'easr down here just spinning off the coast. we're going to be watching one of these next tuesday and wednesday as wel w right nre on the dry side for the next couple of day look at these temperatures. we've got the 50s, we've got the 60s, and then we've got the 70se those all coming our way. so it's just shifting to the east little by little andco we' inue to see that warming trend right on through the day onsaturday. now tomorrow increasing clouds and warmer. but a highre tempera of 64. some of you to the north and west will stayn the 50s tomorrow. but i really think d.c. sou

welcome to the southeast sector of san francisco, welcome to bayview, welcome to india basin where weown that the sun always shines. what you see here today is one of the most amazing gems that we have in district ten, and for the next four years, next eight years, next 20 years, next 13 years, we will continue to highlight the beauty of district ten, the beauty of the southeast sector of san francisco, not only because we know how amazing it is, but because we deserve it , and we deserve to make sure that everyone knows that we are here. thank you for coming out today. [applause] >> i definitely want to acknowledge our board of education members. thank you for showing up. we also have commissioner richardson and i will be remiss if i did not mention a long-term resident geo- fox who worked hard to make sure that we highlighted india basin, highlighted its beauty, and thank you for being out here today. like mayor breed said, projects like this happen because we need the resources to get it done. of course, we want to thank our donor we want to say that donations like that allow us th

ming: we don't see the same dynamics happening in southeast asia.you go back to one of our core missions, really around how do we enable entrepreneurs to thrive across southeast asia, our goal is to create over 100 million entrepreneurs on our platform. whether they are drivers, whether they are restauranteurs, people that operate their own businesses. if you look at the average incomes of our partners, across the region, they generate roughly 30% plus higher incomes than the national averages. that is key. as we continue to promote and enable entrepreneurism, that is the key to advance our platform. rishaad: we look at all of the businesses and there has been criticism you have too many silos. how do you respond to that? ming: we don't think of ourselves as a siloed business. in fact, what we think about our business is the super app platform that provides the most relevant services to our consumers in each of our markets. some of those markets may be ridesharing, other markets may be food delivery and mobile payments. weis all around, how do ident

now futuring to the -- moving to the southeast health center. the team is completing the design to allow construction by the end of 2019. the public arts program is an integral part of theject. the two artists have submitted preliminary concept which is imagings on the right-hand side of the powerpoint. so the two artists could include tapestry sculpture in the front lobby of the clinic and some digital image to be incorporated to the glass on the second floor waiting room. it will be a personal touch in the clinic. key milestones. we focus on finishing design that is currently targeted to complete by about second quarter of 2019. that will allow the plan review to start with the building inspection and then the goal is to start bidding in the summer which would allow construction to start before the end of 2019. thathat is the southeast. looking at the next component community health center. the bond program has two locations that we are focused on. maxine hall health center and castro mission health center. maxine hall is ahead. we are in the

this is southeast of downtown san jose.gain, these showers here moving offer to the north and east. some pretty good downpours at time and maybe some small hail with this next batch approaching the coast there to the south of half-moon bay. east bay catching a bit of the break but off to san francisco and the north bay more showers moving in. this will be the trend during the day tomorrow. some sunny breaks. breaks between the showers and like that you'll want to keep the umbrella on stand by. you see brief flashes of lightning. freezing levels as they continue to drop closer to 3500 feet to 4,000 feet. any of these stronger showers will produce small hail or brief ice pellet showers too. it's that cold outside. low snow levels by march standards around the top of mt. hamilton. maybe the higher peaks of santa cruz mountains. look to the hills off to the east and west to see if we have a bit of snow closer to 4,000 feet. tonight into tomorrow we'll see the showers moving on through. there's a time frame i want you to watch f

in southeast, derrick ward, news 4. >> a agic story developing out of new orleans.h just days before the city is getting red for mardi gras. people say at least two are dead and several are hurt after a car plowed into a groupp ofestrians last night. witnesses had to step in to stop the driver from fleeing the scene here. five people were taken to the hospital, many in critical conditiivn can. the dr is now being tested to see whether alcohol played a factor in that crash. we'll stay on top of that and post any developments in the nbc washington app. >>> this morgng we're hear from the mother of an unarmed black man shot and killed by sacramento police. stevan clark was shot k andlled by officers. the officers are said to have not committed a crime. the officers said they thought the man had a gun but me was un it ws the investigation found that the officers used lawful or . >> there ice no question that a mabehuing dyed died, but when we look at the facts and the law and we follow our ethical respo ibilities the teens tha question is no. >> what matters is how thos

the southeast asian country has long been praised for its moderate brand of islam but more conservative forms of islam are increasing in popularity here and religious divides are deepening members of indonesia's jewish community say tolerance is fading. they see huge you just go home to israel. tensions in the middle east particularly between israel and the palestinians are spilling over in indonesia at this public cemetery in jakarta several jewish graves have been desecrated and if you know where to look nazi symbols can easily be found across indonesia the so-called soldier's cafe in the city of bam don't has now been shut down but there are several other places like it critics say their existence highlights a level of ignorance and a lack of holocaust education and the both lead to anti semitism. this is the reality. it is indeed the consequence that we have to accept. some like us and some don't but most of them are those who show tolerance to us because we've been here for so long. back at the shop has young my name synagogue worship to say the fact that community is so small has

this is mainly the southeast up through icago. this is for the number of ef-2 tornados or greater. we're not only seeing the shift to the east but the intense storms are more likely to developo e east of tornado alley here you see in tornado alley a downward trend of ef-4 tornados. this is what we call dixie alley meteorologists but could this be theew tornado alley as we see tornado develop in these regions? the ships about 140 miles off to the east. but why are we seeing the shift? the reason is unclear? is it man made? a change in the whclimate? we are sure about is dryer air is moving farther east and allowing those tornados to develop mainly in the southeast and in the southeast compared to the midwest we see more destruction. you have larger population size in the southeast compared to the midwest. you have a lot of trees there and also you he more mobile homes. so those when tornados are moving through areel compl obliterated with a strong enough tornado versusereas out in midwest. so tlldoorey a shiftta off to t east. some

on this slide i just want to point out there are several other projects at southeast plant. gaffe handling, 521, 522 upgrade projects are already well into construction. the seismic reliability improvements in southeast plant power feed projects are scheduled to start construction later this year. west side pump station reliability improvements is one of the projects where the bids came back significantly above our construction budget, so we're looking at options to rescope and bring that cost back on track. and, lastly, the central bay side system improvement project is at 35%, while we're working to finalize the property procurement with caltrans. this slide shows our cumulative outreach through december and a few photos for recent events. our outreach efforts at the conclude of 2018 were focused at tabling at various holiday events like the annual health and harvest fair and at the winter wonderland. we used these opportunities to engage and educate stakeholders by offering prizes when they spend time with us learning about their sewer system and inquiring about our upcom

. >> reporter: in southeast wisconsin the floodwaters took residents by surprise. >> you know how you put a movie in fast motion? that's how quick it came. >> reporter: flooding has breached or overtopped some 200 miles of levees in four states. nebraska, iowa, missouri and kansas. just outside of omaha, in fremont, roads are almost impassible.

from southeast asia desk. give us an idea of the scale of this who's got more to lose malaysia or the u.s. is the e.u. playing fair when you get to be honest the malaysian market does not enjoy a lot of leverage over the top in union the two did forty billion worth of trade in two thousand and seventeen in goods and it's the twenty first largest trading partner for european union having said that money sure does have a leverage when it comes to free trade deals and malaysia could play a spoiled sport when it comes to the trade ambitions of european union in the region dictate dogs with malaysia have been on hold since two thousand and twelve and looking at the current scenario it seems unlikely they're going to start anytime soon now what that does is that that effectively any possible free to deal with ozzie and which is european union third largest trading partner outside of europe out of the picture because your opinion sees trade deals with individual countries as building blocks for a wider treaty good as

here this provincial city in the southeast of the country there was a dispute over the way votes were being carse observers from. islamic parties which is an opposition objected they got into an argument with the observers from the ruling a k p and that turned to violence and two of those the islamic party observers was shot dead this has caused a great deal of shock in the country well there has to be said given this region is awash with gone such violence isn't unusual the president one has been quick to condemn it his party's promised a full investigation beyond that there has been some caution is a knife in some fights fist fights in parts of istanbul again just. how tense the atmosphere is ok daryn jones in istanbul thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. lawyer and government critic. has one is lucky as presidential election the wind makes her the country's first female head of state chopper tobar is a political novice who ran on an anti corruption platform she beat the government backed candidate shifter which. brazil has announced is

how much is southeast asia being impacted by these trade wars? over the medium-term to long-term, china will try to andd an asia trading bloc, industrial class relocation will be positive for southeast asia. there is a medium-term for southeast asia countries all around. vonnie: it is great to have you here from singapore. bo zhuang, ts lombard. the we are hearing that commerzbank ceo is offering a quick decision in merger talks. remember, we had deutsche bank annual report out earlier on, and the ceo is talking to his current guidance in terms of the revenue story coming out of deutsche bank. he wonder whether it is a bit of pre-positioning in advance of talks. we understand that talks are ongoing. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: live from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: and from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. guy: europe's economic outlook is being thrown into fresh doubts after reports showed weakness across france and germany, we were talking about the pmi data we got earlier on. germany yields now going -- german ten-y

i'm now joined by he's from southeast asia desk and joins me now from boss does give us an idea of the stale of this who is. the e.u. . malaysian market does not enjoy enough for leverage on the e.u. it's a dream it is the twenty first. it's like the twenty first largest market for. the e.u. and even factious trade deficit with the malaysia but having said that malaysia does have some sort of leverage when it comes to trade negotiations in the region i must tell you that discussions of discussions with malaysia have been heard since two thousand and twelve and with the current spot it does not seem that it's going to start anytime soon and that's a problem for the e.u. because even sees these feet it deals with individual countries like it's just scored with singapore it's in the process with vietnam as building blocks for a wider trade deal with as a region and dad the place where malaysia could but european union and specially when it works with into and then with indonesia which is the world's largest palm oil producer just how serious is malaysia to counsel here a fight or whether

future radar shows that squall line moving through the southeast.t will then round the corner, up the eastern seaboard, and another pretty significant snow is likely in places like new york and boston. now, before the snow can get to new york and boston, it's going to make its way right across the plain states. you can see it right there, about three to six inches of snow there. as it moves towards the east coast, especially in places like new york and boston, another big snowfall, around 6-8 inches of snow possible there. so one of the biggest snowfalls we've seen all season. and in the upper midwest we're talking brutally cold air, record-shattering cold air. you can see this cold air drilling south. by the time you wake up sunday morning across the upper midwest, wind chilling negative 30 to negative 40. >> ninan: jeff, thank you so much. president trump today sought to regain his foot after a tough week. mr. trump spoke to conservatives attending a c-pac conference. outside washington, d.c. the fiery and off-script speech lasts two hours, two mi

dry on sunday, likely to be east anglia and the southeast.he single figures range. for next week, though, finally, it looks like things will become quieter, drier, and certainly less windy. good evening. a 28—year—old man has appeared in court in new zealand charged with murder after 49 people were killed in shootings at two mosques in the city of christchurch yesterday. brenton tarrant, an australian, did not enter a plea and has been remanded in custody. the prime minister of new zealand, jacinda ardern, has visited survivors of the attacks in hospital as relatives have begun paying tributes to those killed. from christchurch, hywel griffith reports. wade dined by grief, anger, confusion, christchurch is a city where people are trying to comprehend the impact of a terror attack. some are just holding onto life. waseem and his four—year—old daughter were both shot. he posted this message online from his hospital bed. please pray for myself, for me and my daughter. hopefully she will be so much better. under tight security the man accused of

and the housing crisis the fastest growing economy in southeast asia. has been left behind.hello again and welcome back we're crossing eight states we're seeing a weather system pushing through we're seeing some colder air up to the north and some warmer air down here towards the south in the north that means temperatures that are going to be in the single digits so we are looking at those freetime temptress but they feel more like winter time with minneapolis high fuel for chicago at four in kansas city at nine but down here towards the south we are still seeing a lot of warmer air for atlanta it's going to be a cloudy day at eighty but as a system.

direction, let's see if we can time some the south korea as you head into cupertino further 2 of the southeast, the storms are headed in your direction so santa clara get ready to about 6.13. you're likely to see some heavy rainfall in your neighborhood in campbell you're going to see some of those heavy storms in your neighborhood about 6.16 and in san jose about 6.20 to expect some heavy rainfall maybe some hail maybe some thunderstorms in your neighborhood to that stretches across the bay you can see toward hayward and union city they are also seen some strong heavy storms moving in your neighborhood as well. these will continue to move on by over the next couple of hours here before things begin to settle down. but certainly bring some heavy downpours and along the 88 even be traveling along that seen some polling out there on the roadways this boulevard also some very heavy rainfall in that direction and in the east bay you've got some pockets of some downpours and torque late now it looks like we're seeing some very heavy rainfall in those neighborhoods we're going to continue to track t

valley bay lies in a remote corner of madagascar off the southeast coast of africa. it's home to the ploughshare the world's rarest tortoise that distinction makes him target number one france it was. we've come with members of drought a conservation group spearheading the fight to save the species. to fight off. so long. robert brew and his team used radio receivers to track the ones they've managed to tag it's estimated there are only four hundred adults left in the wild the ploughshare are made especially vulnerable because they're only found in this small area of sand bamboo and scrub and. right there the first we come upon it's a tiny one turns out to be just a few months old. and. some of those who worked with ant and wong in the past tell us that because a rare species he collects goodies at a plush or tortoise is perhaps the most valuable of all goodies when this guy or girl grows up to be an adult he or she could be worth tens of thousands of u.s. dollars when you put this back. to real says smugglers including wong started coming to these shores in the one

in this provincial city in the southeast of the country there was a dispute over the way votes were being cast deservers from. islamic party was which is an opposition objected they got into an argument with the observers from the ruling a k p and that turned to violence and two of those the islamic party observers were shot dead this has caused a great deal of shock in the country or there has to be said given this region is awash with guns such violence isn't that unusual the president one has been quick to condemn it his party's promised a full investigation beyond that there has been some clashes and knife fights fist fights in parts of istanbul again just serve how tense the atmosphere is ok. thank you very much. do you crane know where polls have just closed in the first round of a presidential election the vote is being watched closely in the west and in russia ukrainians have dozens of candidates to pick from pre-election polls indicate there are three front runners however television comedian followed selenski leads the pack despite never having held political office he pulled ah