fact finding mission in myanmar most suki there are as many believe the country's leader has ignored the atrocities in the region when you use terms like ethnic cleansing which i think is a little extreme i don't think this ethnic cleansing going on i think ethnic cleansing is too strong an expression to use for what's happening at the state cancer. would have been a boon to do more good and what she has done. she was clearly. of her responsibilities reduced to disappointment that if you don't you moral authority. to do something about this either to stop. policies. you need to be there to address. the u.n. considers the range of the most persecuted minority in the world and just call the situation a human rights catastrophe at least three hundred ninety two of the villages have been destroyed and thousands killed as a result of the military offensive the un also said women had been gang raped and children assaulted. would you get in touch and share your thoughts on all of our stories by following us on social media and join us again at the top of the hour. that israel's got a lot of

cooperation from the myanmar government we are deeply disappointed that state cancer down soup suki has not used the position or the moral authority to prevent or condemn the unfolding events in black and state over the years long son suki the country's defacto leader has repeatedly denied any ethnic cleansing has taken place she also blocked the u.n. fact finding mission from accessing the area in two thousand and seventeen despite that she's been seen as something of a hero in the west she previously won a nobel peace prize and the u.s. congressional gold medal hollywood even made her life story into a film and top world leaders called her an inspiration power of your example which is inspiration to people all around the world including myself a fearless champion of human rights and democracy your example your perseverance and your beliefs is a huge inspiration to people across britain and people around the world. clearly you will be playing a key role in your country's future for many years to come thank you for your inspiring message. well marzuki doris moon head of the u.n. fact fi

moment as aging air conditioners are struggling to keep temperatures in the market hauls down the suki g market opened in one thousand thirty five and is now set to move to a more modern site one that hopefully provides a more modern cooling system as well. that's a show if you want more i highly recommend our social media feeds to you i'm first of kobo len thanks for watching. the to come. to a. the fast pace of life in the digital world shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information about the way to use minds and interviews with the makers and users. next on t.w. . state by state. most colorful. the most traditional. minded of all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on t.w. dot com. these creations. is brand mistake of. calling for the fresh. look. what do we really know about the man behind the dark shades what motivates him how does he think and feel that moment in the life of a great fashion designer who's going to some small stuff. start september ninth w. . illiam. eleventh . shift living in t

good for a limpid gold after finishing top of the podium in three of the four events in indonesia and suki says oka taking the men's part title. margie lin did our one women street for the philippines is the country's fourth title at these games i and all have been warned by female athletes. a new games record was set in a women's twenty kilometer race walk where young g.a.a. you if china won the title the day saw her country hitting three figures in their overall gold medal count i on the track bahrain's it d.d. young old young again edged out india is due to chance to complete the one hundred six hundred meter sprint double. under rounds as she and her daddy took gold in the discus. the olympic silver medalist winning his fourth consecutive asian games title and the richardson al-jazeera as the foreigner sits in past has become one of the first seeded players to be knocked out of the u.s. open in new york russia's dunnill medvedev here knocking out the great number fifteen seed who had been expecting better after rising one hundred forty six ranking places in the past year medvedev will

let's bring in special metals analysts suki cooper.and we will show you is all the red that is happening here. this is its longest slump. the longest slump ever since 2014. if this good buy gold for the foreseeable future? that is one of the main concerns for gold prices in the near term. one of the fact that we look at is what entry-level we saw investors by these holdings. decline isf -- likely to pressure prices in the down -- near-term. beyond the meeting we think number factor should line up to become much more supportive with mental. ramy: you think gold could rebound to test those five-year highs. are you still sticking to your guns? will reachve prices 12.90 in the next quarter. seeing the decline lasting impresses we are not looking or a sharper high that we have -- were expecting previously but we are expecting a rebound. some of the key factors to look for are the dollar inflating but also and perhaps more affordably we tend to see seasonal demand come back into play around september time. given that we have got those positi

fall and as aging air conditioners are struggling to keep temperatures in the market halls down the suki g market opened in one hundred thirty five and is now set to move to a more modern site fishmongers can only hope it'll be one with a more modern cooling system. two months ago the united states imposed tariff on still imports there was outrage and talk of a trade war and a peace keeping trip to washington. so far to no avail so you have to bite the bullet and find ways to stay competitive on the market. the blocks of steel emerging here have a temperature of a thousand degrees celcius making them pliable for the gigantic presses which give them their final shape the b g h stainless steel works near flight tile an eastern germany processes a quarter of a million tons of steel every year mostly for the oil and chemical industries managing directors and kevin to hog cells ten percent of his plants annual output to the united states since this kind of steel is barely produced in the us the tire of have had little effect on sales but the effect on prices has been significant. we have no a

that is suky, the newest calf to be born at an elephant rescue sanctuary in thailand.t one lucky american tourist was on the receiving end of serious elephant love there. >> like giving hugs. >> no humans were harmed in the making of this video. >> i was going to ask. >>> back here at home, baseball fans got a case of the warm fuzzies also, when they caught the woman who threw out the opening pitch at saturday night's white sox game. >> she's a nun with an amazing arm. here is john donvan. >> reporter: with a mitt on her hand and a spring in her step, sister mary jo took the mound before the white sox played to throw the ceremonial first pitch, and that, she's signaling to her departed mom, her angel in the outfield. now sister mary jo has an arm. she used to coach at marion catholic high school. she warmed up some in the parking lot outside the stadium. and then inside, hobnobbing with sox manager. >> she stepped back about 45 feet and threw a bullet. i said wait a minute, can you play for us? and she said sure. >> reporter: but now it was for real, and was sister mar

and sixteen august and a number of things from the on the the most important element the lasers that suki defense the military and public key has become god for all international criticism against the military and she has essentially provided a cover for any sort of action against the military in myanmar so they can get on with this general so you do an ethnic cleansing paula so. policymakers who i've met on a number of occasions do not want to intervene in myanmar because they believe it's in the rule to democracy she has said that she is not a human rights activist she is a politician she obviously at one time at least was a human rights activist can you be both. she's made it absolutely clear that she is not a human rights activist she's a she's a politician and she has simply made it political calculation that there will hinge on minority and other minorities because no the myanmar military is finished with joe there is evidence they are turning on to other minorities with the same food or city and she has simply made a calculation that it is not politically viable for how to eliminat