thailand's three southern most provinces have been under martial law for more than fen years which has military toy act with impunity. the outgoing soldier in charge that have area acknowledges their methods had to change. >> translator: the understanding of nonviolence has to start with government officers first, all officers have to understand their roles, responsibilities and scope of power. >> reporter: many are skeptical. he had been providing food and support to one of the armed groups fighting for independence when he came under scrutiny by the security forces. he and his family have been in the malaysian jungle for 14 years and while they want to return home, they still don't trust the army. >> translator: i am sure if i stayed back in my homeland i would have trouble sleeping at night. we live here modestly but it's better to be free from from concern about being arrested. >> reporter: the separatist group say that there are 10s of thousands of people from southern thailand living in this border area off malaysia who either directly or indirectly support the fight for independ

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they were out early in southern thailand, bird watching, when they got stuck. >> how could they get stuck? the mud was simply thicker in that spot than they realized. >> he rushed right in to help. they're calling him a good samaritan. first he reaches in, trying to pull the couple out. it's not quite working. >> it's kind of a vacuum effect, once you start struggling you get yourself deeper and deeper. >> he looks like he's getting a little bit of footing. but after it doesn't work, he does something remarkable. first he takes all their equipment to higher ground, then lays down so they can walk across him. >> the level of good samaritan here. just walk over me, fine, i'll lie down in the mud for you. >> that is brilliant. >> what a testament to the people of this country, coming to help this couple. >> he literally became a bridge, then crawls out to safety. >> it took less than a minute. >> it was pretty impressive that he was able to get them out without going somebody else involved. >> an amateur photographer took the pictures, posted it to his facebook page. >> the best part is loca

the smoke pushed pollution to dangerous levels across indonesia, malaysia, singapore and southern thailand. it has affected flights, and schools have been closed. >> for several years now, a mysterious group has been posting puzzles on the internet. the biggest minds have not been able to solve them. >> this puzzle has the brightest minds in the world perplexed. they're confounded first by the puzzle itself, one of three placed on the internet by a mysterious entity. second by a baffling question. who is behind it. >> n.s.a. has been speculated as being mi6, c.i.a., terrorist groups like al-qaeda. another possibility is it's a big hoax. >> solving the problem requires knowledge of computer programming, hidden codes, art and listen are a at your and obscure poetry. one group had to look up information like this tamed to telephone poles and sold in warsaw. it started in 2012 when an internet buzzing was published claiming to be recruiting highly intelligent people. >> this looks like a text message but is a digital image p.m. when you look at it in a text viewer to see the original programmi

thailand's three southern-most provinces have been under marshal law. the outgoing soldier in charge of this area acknowledged that their methods had to change. >> the understanding of non-violence has to start with government offices first. all officers have to understand their roles responsibilities and scope of power. >> many are skeptical. they had been providing food and support to one of the armed groups fighting for independence when he came under scrutiny by the security forces. he and his family has been in the malaysian jungle for 14 years. they still don't trust the army. >> i'm sure there are those who have trouble sleeping at night. we live here, and it's better, we're free of being arrested. most of the groups leaders also listen in this area of malaysia where their largely left alone to run their operations. >> among those hiding in malaysia this active member of the hard line group believed to be responsible for most of the attacks, which have killed thousands in thailand. he's listened to what the thai army has to say but doesn't think

this has affected large parts of malaysia, singapore, and even southern thailand.hey have sent firefighting aircraft, and some banks are reviewing loans to companies linked in those blazes. angie: curbing a nuclear program, an outline of a necessary bill which allows the government to withdraw from the agreement if world powers do not lift sanctions, and the session was unusually tense, with hardliners repeatedly attempting prevent a vote, in an attempt to undermine the administration. the highest ranking foreign guest at the celebrations over the weekend, a parade and rally marking 70 years from the founding of the ruling workers party. would not stray from the socialist path established by his grandfather and that he is ready to stand up to any threat posed by the united states. angie: our next guest says volatility is here to stay but will provide opportunity, so where are those opportunities? tom rivers at ubs, and i guess the more specific question is, how do you make sure you are the winner behind every bet you make here? rish: he would not be sitting here. y

i'm wayne haye reporting from northern malaysia where woe talk to separatists fighters from southern thailand about their hopes for a peaceful return home. >>> russian air strikes inside syria are continuing for a third day. syrian monitoring groups say overnight air raids on isil positions killed 12 fighters in one province. opposition groups are also said to have been targeted. turkey has asked russia to stop attacking syrian anti-assad forces that are largely supported by the west. it says moscow's military intervention will escalate the fighting on the ground. france which has also started air strikes against isil this week, says russia shouldn't target groups other than isil. [ inaudible ] u.s. assistant secretary of state under george w. bush . >> i certainly think that they have larger strategic interests in reinserting themselves back into the middle east and becoming a power broker in this region, but within syria itself it's not simply an issue of propping up assad, as secretary lavrov said they certainly have an interest in maintaining a contiguous and unitary syria, they don't hav

pushed pollution to dangerous levels across parts of indonesia, malaysia, singapore as well as southern thailand. >> california is set to introduce strict rules on the use of antibiotic in livestock production. there are concerns the over use is contributing to human infections from antibiotic resistance bacteria known at super bugs. our science editor explains. >> intensive farming has long relied on the routine use of antibiotics, which keep animals healthy and make them grow fast. so much so, about 70% of antibiotics sold in the united states are now used on animals. the overuse of the drugs on animals is a problem that can result in so-called super bugs, strains of drug resistant bacteria that can threaten humans. >> the use of antibiotics as a growth promoter is something we discourage countries to take steps to exit gradually, because at the end of the day, the antibiotic residual in the meat, in the seafood that you are buying will also, you know, give you, over time, the problem. >> we all have e-coli in our gut, but some trains cause diarrhea, kidney failure, even death. traditionally y

they've affected large parts of malaysia singapore in southern thailand area singapore has also centscraft. nepal has elected a new prime minister. he is seen as popular with voters and has a reputation for being outspoken. deputy prime minister and help cap liberals in previous governments. they are suffering a shortage right now because of the blockaded indian border. copper has lost almost half its value since prices hit a record in 2011 area but there's a warning for hedge funds adding it will fall even further. the world's second-biggest minor says it is trading on fundamentals and those selling should be careful. >> it can be dangerous in the long-term. as we mentioned earlier today weeks that the market to move into a deficit and you don't >>t to have a short position so the question is how long do you think it will take for that process to shake out? that in the next two to three years we move back into --ition and will enjoy angie: that's the look from rio tinto. but sick a closer look at the process backs. atef investment officer allied securities joins us from sydney. terry

in thailand's southern province of patani, fisherman had to abandon their work because of poor vis be the caused by the smoke. authorities are advising people to wear masks when they go outside. in the malaysian capital kuala lumpur pur after a week of mostly clear sky, the haze has returned forcing schools to close again. >> translator: asean leaders should sort this out together. we have a lot of them and between them, they should fix i it. >>> some condo residents near tokyo are worried about the safety of their homes. they have been watching a can dal unfold over substandard construction work beneath their feet. and the problems they're dealing with puts into question the safety of many more buildings. n hk world's michael dick report reports. >> reporter: the head of the form whose subsidiary did the substandard construction work said they will thoroughly look into the cause of the problem. >> we will place priority on the safety and peace of mind of the residents. >> reporter: his apology is over this condo in koko hama built in 2007 but now found to be tilting. the problem came

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