erin: what we know is that these scams are coming primarily from southeast asia.eing run by primarily chinese organized crime, although the yakuza has now gotten involved in korean organized crime after seeing how lucrative this is. they've built compounds that are akin to small cities built for the express purpose of fleecing the rest of the world of their money. it's massive and growing. ali: the target also isn't always the only victim here. the people who are on the other end of the phone or the computer uh -- computer are also, in many cases, victims of human trafficking themselves. how does that play into all of this? erin: we have literally never seen a world crisis like this. we've got americans and people all over the world, who've lost all their money. and then on the other side, we have human trafficking victims that are forced to do this dirty work. in order to fill these compounds where the dirty work is done, the organized criminals needed to bring in a workforce and to do that, they constructed websites that look very authentic and they offer up job

and it is an outlier in this region will stop other countries in southeast asia have religious prohibition just because islamic countries, orjust because they have very conservative official cultures. china and vietnam both run by communist parties, in theory have no objection to this but in practice, there is very little progress on equal marriage. activists are not allowed to campaign there so thailand still in many ways a beacon of hope for those in the lgbtq community and the broader region. lgbtq community and the broader reuion. :, ~' ,, lgbtq community and the broader reuion. . ~ ., ., let's cross over to bangkok to speak to paisarn likhitpreechakul, a lgbtq+ rights activist in thailand. so, paisarn, tell us how you feel seeing these wedding ceremonies taking place in this country, you have been campaigning for same—sex marriage for many decades now. well, this is one of those days that makes me feel proud to be thai and i would like to congratulate the couples that will be tying the knot in the days coming and months and years, i hope this legislation will be good for them in terms

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other countries in southeast asia have religious prohibition, particularly islamic countries, orjustfficial cultures. china and vietnam both run by communist parties, in theory have no objection to this but in practice, there is very little progress on equal marriage. activists are not allowed to campaign there so thailand still in many ways a beacon of hope for those in the lgbtq community and the broader region. paisarn likhitpreecha kun is an lgbtq plus rights activist in thailand — earlier i asked him what this day means for his community. well, this is one of those days that makes me feel proud to be thai and i would like to congratulate the couples that will be tying the knot in the days coming and months and years, i hope this legislation will be good for them in terms of equal right treatment and respect so congratulations. congratulations indeed for the happy couples as well. thailand has faced many challenges when it comes to human rights generally, what do you think has changed when it came to lgbtq rights? well, after the coup d'etat of 2014, a lot of human rights have be

there was a heightened outreach to southeast asia. we did see that the us was engaging heavily with south east asia, particularly with countries like vietnam and the philippines. questions of course, persist where the southeast asia will indeed be a priority for donald trump. there are course, all the sectors to consider the question of terrace, as donald trump threatens tears a blanket terrace. but typically those tariffs on china, those will, of course impact ozzie. and given that china is the blocks biggest trading partner date, all right, so i will see you soon enough. what will happen? jessica, thanks very much, said jessica washington, that in line kelly. it believes you well, ukraine says at least 3 people have been killed in the russian attack on central keith. the mess says several calls called fire and a metro station was damaged general. how has this report now from keith, at the moment of impact? and the immediate optima, the russian missile strike of central p a man has been to death behind the wheel of his band. another

hsbc�*s chief investment officer for southeast asia and india, james cheo, explains what investors canand china in 2025. i think at this stage it is hard to predict whether it is the scale, the timing and reaction functions of countries. early days but of course it is a headwind overhanging the region, so i think something to watch out for but a good trump being able to deregulate industries and may benefit the region. we saw michelle fleury talk about those things and the us saw strong growth in 202a. do expect that will continue into 2025? yeah. i think the starting point is strong. the labour market is strong and you have that whole ai attack cycle that is bolstering the economy and are you at the possible policies from donald trump that is very much making... us exceptionalism continue on, tax cuts, fiscal spending or deregulation so i think the outlook is likely to be quite robust in 2025. what is your outlook for asia? a nuanced approach. i would say perhaps you have to look at... i think in china, we are neutral on china because there is outside and downside risk but i think in

in the 1st place, across 4 is the southeast asia. same thing, there's a lot of russia has a good political capital across amazon as well. and because of the efforts of russian diplomats dispatched to 3 years, especially as the most of us young understands that the worship position and no wonder that i see on is coming to bricks. now we have for has the power houses as bricks. members, including indonesia, which is a food breaks member, there is no room. so phobia across the southeast asia, for instance, the bolt china. of course, it's a chapter in itself because china, even though seizing being never approved, let's say a 100 percent d. s. m o. uh, there are efforts by chinese media, which as we know is heavily control to explain the russian position to the chinese public. and this is well understood all across china as well. so we see only what, what i call natal stand this space, which is my or day little so folder. yeah, yeah. i and believing in their own propaganda and believing in your own propagate. okay. and we have one minute

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set one else here, mazda risk, and you told the one of the last remaining ancient forest from southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumber jacks and drivers. we followed the treacherous journey as they walk through extreme condition together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risk in your phone, you on al jazeera, the behind uses 2 of the trucks have also come to a standstill. the munoz rain forest is shed by 3 countries, indonesia, malaysia, and renee. it's home to hundreds of and demick plants and animals are rich and unique habitat that is slowly dying. it's abundant resources over exploited. it's where i would get somebody today. less than half the trees remain. yet the procession of trucks never ends. the forest tries to, so the progress as best as it can. but here would means money. load a trucks stop at nothing to get that call. go to ports and big cities, 7 days a week. each journey is full with challenges. for drivers, overcoming them from a salary of about 5, a $150.00 a month. the uses has now been carrying this house on the back of his truck for 7 hours. he's t

will be recorded in the country before the via national park is one of the largest forest and southeast asia environment. let's say the discoveries evidence, conservation efforts need to be increased. so that's it for me. of course you follow those stories on all websites, challenges that don't cover is updated throughout the day. the weather is next to the inside story. have you thought the mold use of just of the last time? so to stay with us, the the hello, are we looking at something the change of the weather across china over the next couple of days thickening cloud coming into central pos it will gather. and it will produce the mount breaks of the rain, sleet, and snow ahead of that. a list of law, the dry eye would towards the cramping, inch less of a time to send them all in theatre in the middle east and north africa. concrete back to be back. in the 2nd of a 2 part series, i'll just say well to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the 70s. in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera, the domain trump is promising w

thailand became the first country in southeast asia to legalise same—sex marriage on thursday, with hundredsws could also see a boom for thailand's tourism, with the hospitality sector set to see big gains — according to industry experts. one of them is timothy hughes who is a vice president of corporate development at agoda. explains how the new law could boost thailand's economy. this is a great _ boost thailand's economy. this is a great story _ boost thailand's economy. this is a great story of— boost thailand's economy. t'i 3 is a great story of the coming together of love, and economic opportunity. it is rare we get a c3 together. as you say, yesterday the law came into force, doubles are our marriage, couples are now waking up in thailand with theirfirst morning waking up in thailand with their first morning together lee desmond green acquired under legal monies. what is important about that for the community of thailand is the marriage, but for the economy of thailand we have done modelling that could suggest within two years ago bring another 4 million visitors to the market, spendi

and we see that from southeast asia and malaysia and indonesia, but also increasingly from known aligned talk policies and corporations who frankly leave these restrictions on the behaviors and orthodontic detrimental to the corporate interests, but also to the pace and pro risk. often let's go discovery, say she was tardy. i know that you told me you were saying about, you know, what this could mean for access for countries that don't have a lot of money to spend on this technology, to build assistance from scratch. what that can mean for democratizing a i, i do want to ask you about that in just a moment. but since we are talking about how the impact that this has had on the us rate, where you are, how do you expect donald trump to react to what's happened as well . it's very hard to predict what donald trump is going to do. something i would say that in general we, we have been in a non connecticut more with china for the past 10 years. and i think this is what people are realizing. and because it's under, i say, green folks are working nights in the home and different. i'm sick of fu

thailand became the first country in southeast asia to legalise same—sex marriage on thursday, with hundreds. the new laws could aso see a boom for thailand's tourism, with the hospitality sector set to see big gains. one of them is timothy hughes who is vice president of corporate development at agoda. he explains how this new law could boost thailand's economy. this is a great story of the coming together of love, equality and economic opportunity, rarely we see the three together. the law came into force yesterday, couples are married, waking up together, unified under legal marriage and what is important for the community of thailand is a marriage but for the economy, we have done modelling that could suggest within two years it could bring 4 million visitors to the market, spending $2 billion in travel spending $2 billion in travel spend which could amount to another 0.3% lift in gdp, so while love is love, money is money and a great opportunity to get the pink dollar into thailand. to get the pink dollar into thaiiand-_ to get the pink dollar into thailand. , ., , ., , ., thailand. the

outgoing administration of president biden connecting israel all the way to india, meaning europe to southeast asia and america to australia through the with the eastern hemisphere, these are big things, and we have to push for all of that in that vision. fareed: what is your vision for the 7 million palestinians who live in israel, in gaza and the west bank? they neither have full political rights in israel. they are not israeli citizens, nor do they have full political rights in their own country. what is to happen to them? pres. herzog: pres. herzog: -- pres. herzog: so we should strive for peace, and they deserve to have peace just like us. and but it requires them. to disseminate and understand that terror is out of the question under any circumstances and unfortunately even now in these very hours we are fighting and combating terror in the jenin area which is under the palestinian authority's rule. i believe that there will be a moment after the enormous pain and after the, you know, the rules are set, which means no more terror that there will be a , moment where we'll have to have real pea

a lot of chinese companies are investing in cambodia and southeast asia.s factory is hiring hundreds of workers as profits soar. successes like this one increase the chinese footprint across south east asia. chinese firms have been coming here for over a decade but that is now accelerating. about 90% of all garment factories in this country are now chinese run or chinese owned. the terrorists have not stopped chinese business. they simply go elsewhere to do business. crates now shipped from cambodia as china navigates its way to the straight war. it may be losing some money in this battle, but it is gaining power and influence. anchor: donald trump will meet benjamin netanyahu in washington on tuesday. the leaders will hold a work meeting before an informal dinner. this comes as the release of hostages continues. hamas has since israel the names of two other men it will release. they are expected to be released in what could be the fourth prisoner swap of the cease fire. all of this comes as former hostages are talking about their experiences in captivity.

outgoing administration of president biden connecting israel all the way to india meaning europe, southeast asiand america and the eastern hemisphere. these are big things we have to push for all of them. >> in that vision, what is your vision for those who live in israel gaza and the west bank? that now with her have full political rights they are not israeli citizens nor do they have full political rights in their own country. what is to happen to them? >> we should strive for peace they deserved a piece just like us. but it requires them to disseminate and understand its out of the question under any circumstance. and unfortunately even now in these hours we are fighting and committing terror in the area which is under the authority rule. i believe there will be a moment after the enormous pain and after the rules are set that there will be a moment where we have to have real peace with their palestinian neighbors. and i dream of that day but it will take time. >> does not include a palestinian state? >> it includes many ideas because the idea of the two state solution is something which on r

one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumber jacks. i'm drivers. we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme condition together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risk. and, you know, borneo on al jazeera, the hello, that is lots to talk about when it comes to the weather across north america. and is the story of contrast because of the winter storm pulls away from the east, where we have seen some very heavy snow and low temperatures. it remains very quiet out west, but of course those devastating wild 5 continued to peg california and after a low in the winds offset to see them pick up as we go into the new week remains very dry. so of course, the dangerous fire situation remains. we'll see some severe storms further east of this developing across the gulf coast, moving the way into florida, and there's more winter weather to come for the northeast across the great lakes. now that arctic bloss brought temperatures down, there will be coming up slightly for some cities like chicago, but not for long.

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the restaurant will seat 350 people and offer dishes from east asia, southeast asia and other regionswell. they're also working on an opening in asia. live location in the louvre museum in paris. wow. la la. >> yes. all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> we do? let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. karina. all right. thanks, deanna. >> tomorrow is inauguration day for daniel lurie as he takes on the role of san francisco mayor. reporter monica madden joins us with what we can expect during the big event and his top priorities as he starts his term in office. and if you're frustrated with egg prices and lack of supply in stores, you're not alone. we're going to talk to a petaluma egg farmer about the bird flu situation and the impact on farmers, stores and consumers. join us for those stories and more. at 5.30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan. >> all right. karina. thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv. world ne

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now came levon on the all means of reporters and will, photographers moved from southeast asia to them at least, and began to occupied bay roads. hotel rooms filled up with news crews and a new chapter of the cold war began. most of the correspondents tv crews and photographers checked into this hotel, the commodore, a safe haven in the west of the city. every day they would set off from here for downtown bay route for the main hotel district, where the holiday inn was the front line. the holiday inn was a war hotel in the sense that it was part of an urban bottles. a bottle between 2 factions of the strategic heights, but it wasn't a price hotel. so none of the journey was covering the battery stayed in the holiday in the holiday, and became one of the 1st significant physical manifestations of the conflict. my name is candace morrison. i'm a professor at or viewed a p and history. the one of my key research interests is in the history of war. hotels for hotels are buildings that function as normal hotels, but often in the context of real instability. so i looked at new minnesota towe

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also it will link 3, ron russia, to the persian gulf, the indian subcontinent, africa could even southeast asia. now the indonesia is drawing, joining breaks, the united states has spoken about regime change in iran for decades. now the west is very foolish and that they always choose the worst of people to lead their campaigns against other countries, whether it's isis or i'll tie the nazis and neo nazis and ukraine. the, this, the same in the, or any run they use a terror called, which is despise and they will get the united states nowhere. all right, it is the number africa take on the fates of libya and x, that goes for that. and i'll see you did the the .

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thailand is the first country in southeast asia, and only the third in the continent, to allow lgbtqescribed it as an historic day where the love of everyone is legally recognised with honour and dignity. here's our south east asia correspondent, jonathan head. they came in costumes of every hue and colour, hoping to be among the first same sex couples to get official recognition of their unions. around 200 couples joined this mass wedding in the somewhat impersonal setting of bangkok's busiest shopping mall. lining up for the simple one page document that shows they are now legally married. thailand has long been famous for its tolerance of different sexual identities. most lgbtq couples have been able to live quite openly for many years. but what those who've been campaigning for equal marriage have been saying all along is that tolerance is not the same as equal rights. and what they're celebrating here today is that for the first time, they have the same rights as everyone else. raya and tammy have been together for just a year. it hasn't been easy for tammy's family in particula

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it's africa, it's southeast asia, it's elsewhere. and we're just going to have to stay on our toes here. um, as this as this continues to grow. >> so it sounds like you think that keeping troops there in syria is the is the right move. if i'm understanding you correctly. >> well, we have to see how it lays down with the new government in syria, how that works. we have to see whether we'll still have the support of our hosts in iraq. if they want that to continue. of course, we have a relationship with jordan and other countries in the region. and so i think we have to lay all that out. but i do think it's in our interests to keep certainly an eye on what's going on and have the capability, if need be, to use lethal force to take out i.s.i.s. leaders, to take out groups, to knock out training camps. you know, i think central command, which has responsible for responsibility for that region over the past year or so, has conducted nearly 200 attacks against i.s.i.s., trying to keep them down. so this is an ongoing fight that doesn't get

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia and just bought a slice on it's the largest economy in the world, b, b, s, even higher than the zoo even a lot of the facilities. so we have here major event rates, which is a major, major menu marketing. com joining. um let's see how this works. uh, uh, going forward because i have 2 concerns that we can talk about briefly. first, how, how is the operating practice? because it sticks to the rules of concepts might be drafting to for us. and also the new members be to be as a whole, have adopted in the best. these are 2 concerns that we should also have in mind while welcoming, of course, the inches such an important entry is in the ears very interesting point. how not to become like the e u i and perhaps an un stop that the from from occurring another issue perhaps and within the needs you being a key member of the association of southeast asian nations. i'll see on those that are. could you see that conflicting with the country joining breaks? no, i don't think so. uh, it's se, asia, as indonesia, as a major member, but it ha

and as the most populous and the most vibrant economy in southeast asia can be course, many contributions to in the block of emerging nations. which of course now has the most significant nation in south east asia. as a full member. and of course, tyler in participating as a partner state, i think the most significant aspect, the in the easier i can bring to the table in the breaks block can be its ties of course, to be positive on the block. and if it could perhaps serve as a bridge between brakes, which is not exactly that doesn't serve exactly the same purpose as icy on. but if you could serve as a bridge between the member can fees of the brakes and this trading block, it could be of a huge importance. and if we're just looking at how representative the effect the engine easier just drawing the block is we can really attach much value to this. it is of course, a highly diverse nation. it is a nation that has committed itself as the brazilian government has just expressed in the official communicate that was just release the is committed to the reform of global institutions, which is t

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia, and joseph size is the largest economy in the world. the to us even higher ed zoo, even a lot of the zoo. so we have here, major events of the race, which is a major, major menu. my income joining, i'm one of them is based off the c d r i c. as well as that since honestly, countries of the self and stage. and so she was using the scene in the home or in the transaction between them. so in an easy experience with bruce deal as a as well, it's all about narrative as these days. right. so no, no surprise at emmanuel macro, and he's doing his best to spin this narrative. the french president, signing african leaders, have a custom to say fine to the powers for kicking out. sure you had us from the countries though. meantime, it's the french troops that have been ordered to lee that's supposed to be felt like francis not retreating in africa is reorganizing itself. i say this because when i read a good part of our press and a lot of comments, people looking with yesterday's glasses seems it is terrible. we're disappearing in afric

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia, and joseph size is the largest economy in the world, the to us even higher than 0 even a lot of them. so we have a major event of the rates, which is a major, major menu. my income joining i'm one of them is based off of c, r i c, as well as that since honesty, countries of the sofa station. so she was using the scene in the home, in the transaction between them. so in an easy experience, we just didn't. crudo has finally caved in to pressure announcing he's to resign us canadian prime minister. he says he'll step down as both pm. i'm a liberal party head as soon as a new leader is chosen. i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it is become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal baffles, it cannot be the best option in that election. it was expected that several, and he's we're goin

questions about how important trump will perceive southeast asia to be there are, of course some concerns emerging as well. and the malaysian foreign minister has them how many did make a reference to those? he knows that our region has been assigned to a major power contest ation. but we need to be the speakers and not the spoken forces. suddenly looking ahead to how the dynamic might shift, particularly with regards to us, china tension. if there is a deterioration in that key relationship. how might that affected biase unblocked given the fact that china is the top trading partner for this blog? there is of course questions also about how trumps threat of tires on old foreign inputs. but particularly those coming from china will affect se asia anything so that jessica washington efforts live in la and cali. that's our court in south korea has decided to extend the detention of the impeach president units of kill lemons. license support has attempted to storm the court, but failed to get past the gates in was taken into custody on wednesday, often hours long stand off with police. inves

additional tire of between 10 to 60 percent on goods from china will have major implications to southeast asia. china is the blocks at the top trading papa. all the regional methods, like managing disputes in the south china sea, one of the world's most crucial was a waste. and the crisis in the amount which is a member fazio and also set to be discussed. jessica washington, which is 01. the still ahead here and out 0 on dorset jaffar and curse where civilians are being offered 1st, a training by charity groups as the war and ukraine approaches its 3rd year anniversary. also ahead of gunman shoots the 2 senior judges in terra and before taking his own life. the pad that let's have a look at the weather across north america with things have ton, brutally cold. not just the cause of moving any scenario, but all the way down in the south. we've had an optic blasts bringing dangerous conditions. with mo wintery features are pushing out further east. we are expecting the snow to continue across the great lakes and pots of the eastern seaboard for cities, unlike washington dc, the presidential integ

least asian countries are developing at a very past base, looked at, but not only china, but southeast asia. they did not follow the neo liberal ends in. they never fall on this. you know, the sense that i get is that there are a lot of countries who are truly dissatisfied with, with the system they seed as unfair. they often times see it as abusive. they like to criticize it. and yet they somehow lack the agency or the political will to offer, you know, their own solution. so to try their own course. and they found up continuing relying on be a piece of system and indirectly supporting what's the shortest way out of this. somewhat sad of them is acoustic relationship that is still quite common in the international system. you put it. well, i agree with the way you summarize to me just tell you that we cannot underestimate the united states and the west in general. they are declining and relative influence. yes. and relative economic size. yes. and relative to the demographic terms. yes. but they're still very powerful, they're declining from a very high stage of development in fallen. so w

the fellow was still looking at the usual showers across much of southeast asia, heaviest of which recently have just been running down towards the fall south of borneo, maybe a $150.00 millimeters, a frame here in 24 hours. most hours to come as we go on through wednesday, of course, plenty of weather to, to sliding its way towards the light peninsula. sinatra sing some heavy and sundry down pools, nitrous somewhat to whether to just coming into west central southern parts of vietnam, maybe into cambodia. 4 times have them passed upon on march, a csr or 2 coming in here. but the shot was generally wide spread across much of the region in malaysia and indonesia, things in big and sundry showers, and some of the shelves also starting to affect australia at long last, with a slow start to the monsoon season. the show is not quite as widespread as they should, based on what the weather will continue across northern parts of us. if it was easy to see some wet weather coming through here. and i missed call from i was just run its way through the bytes introducing something of a changed out towar

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