they can >> please enjoy the tour. ♪ >> thai airways is growing -- [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> thaithe benefit of the economy. we operate in 33 countries and dozens of currency. the revenue are in euro and thai currency. the expense is in u.s. dollars so basically, we need a trusted advisor managing these foreign-exchange risks. we found it in citi. >> from a bank perspective like citi, we like thailand because it has very large domestic needs that are looking to go global. through our global network, we are able to serve them in a way they cannot get served by other banks. it is not just big companies that exist here in thailand. everybody is industrious. everyone is trying to do something else. people have small business interests. no matter where they are working, they may work in the government, they may work in big companies or they may be working in the fields and agriculture. they've still got something going on whether it is a little store or a share in a restaurant or a basket weaving company or something else. people are always looking for a way to create value, create a l

that's a classic thai dish, isn't it? yes. a classic thai chinese dish.s. how is the first taste? mmm...” hope for. delicious prawns. how is the first taste? mmm. .. i love that. this is the best seafood sauce in the world. i love it. ultimately what we are fighting about is our vision of future bangkok, right? i feel it is something very dry. they are going against the grain of the city? they are going against the grain of the city and the culture too. as much as we complain about the clutter and chaos, this is what defines us. this street food is thai culture. it would be a shame to get rid of street food. the problem is, if they do get rid of it, even from most of the city, you lose a big part of the culture, where everybody ate the street food. it was like a common ground for everybody and that will be gone. i love thai food. you are making the envious, jonathan! china has begun an experiment to see how people can survive in space for long periods of time. four volunteers will live inside a sealed capsule for 105 days. the researchers will grow their

thai food is intensely seasonal. northern thailand has many distinctive features. this is a world of fresh, delicious, spicy, meaty, salty, sour, sweet, better. often with a just picked birdie dimension. and always the most vital thing giver of life, sticky rice. andy here is back and forth from america to thai land, for nearly 25 years now looking for recipes, digging deeper and dealer into an amazingly complex and widely misunderstand cuisine. >> getting chas sized byhiezed while he left. >> to investigate the eating and culture of the region which might be stored last year. >> which my that he thought of me and why we're drinking for shine for breakfast. where there's food, there's also going to be buzz. and, likely, unfort of it. >> this is then picked on, you make a chili face with garlic, shallot, shrimp paste and tomatoes. and then you mix it with pork. >> isn't it delicious? >> this rice is grown here in the village. you kind of make a spoon-shape ball with it. >> now, what's the may mouse. have you had rice. >> it's both. literally it means have you eaten

that is a classic thai dish, isn't it? yes, a classic thai—chinese dish. it has everything.ll of flavour. i love it. ultimately, what we are fighting about is the future of bangkok food. i feel it is something very dry if they go against the grain of the city. and the culture as well. as much as we complain about the clutter in the chaos, this is what defines us. this street food is thai culture. . it would be a shame to get rid of street food. the problem is, if they do get rid of it, even for most of the city, you would lose a big part of the culture, where everyone ate the street food. it was common ground for everyone. that would be gone.” that would be gone. i envy you, jonathan. i love thai food. please bring it here. and with that, we end this edition of newsday. goodbye for now. hello. i have not used this particular sphere for some time. through the british isles, there was no need. tropical on the coast. to the south—west of england, yes, a wet sphere very much the order of the day. sank an area of low pressure throwing more rain to the british isles. —— thank. you

but john thai and perhaps other parents may have dodged a bullet. thai said this is what hodges told his child. >> i'll come over maybe on a friday night and baby-sit for you and i can do magic tricks. >> reporter: as thai says, he trusted hodges to teach his son to swim in deep water so why would he not have trusted him to baby-sit? vic lee, abc7 news. >> we are also learning new details about a mob attack on b.a.r.t. a few weeks ago. we reported it at the time by a huge group of teenagers. the chronicle reports the group of 40 to as many as 60 young people was poundeding on the doors and windows on the dublin bound train at the coliseum station, but the operator allowed the automatic doors to open anyway. the paper says the same crowd had apparently swarmed a san francisco-bound trained just moments earlier but didn't rob anyone. the chronicle is also reporting four of the nine cars on the dublin train did not have working surveillance cameras including the car where some customers were beaten and robbed. >> the chp is taking a proactive approach

the centre say that thai authorities are investigating and doing an autopsy.rt that he say to tell friends that he has passed away. he wanted to let all his skydiving friends know what had happened to him. he says everyone who knew my dad will know he went the way he wanted to and no—one should feel sad. children from disadvantaged backgrounds have the odds stacked against them when applying for grammar school places. that's according to opponents of selective education. the research group education datalab found that entrance tests for grammar schools in kent understated the true academic abilities of poorer children. government ministers recently announced plans for a new generation of grammar schools in england by 2020. around 130,000 people in the uk suffer from the debilitating condition of cluster headaches. they're acute, excruciating attacks of pain on one side of the head that have, until now, baffled doctors. now it's hoped a new study may be able to get to the bottom of what causes the attacks. tim muffett has been to find out more — you may find so

that's a classic thai dish, isn't it? yes. a classic thai chinese dish. is the first taste? mmm... i love that. this is the best seafood sauce in the world. i love it. ultimately what we are fighting about is our vision of future bangkok, right? because, now, ifeel the future is something very dry. they are going against the grain of the city? they are going against the grain of the city and the culture too. as much as we complain about the clutter and chaos, this is what defines us. this street food is thai culture. it would be a shame to get rid of street food. the problem is, if they do get rid of it, even from most of the city, you lose a big part of the culture, where everybody ate the street food. it was like a common ground for everybody and that will be gone. you are hungry now, aren't you? you may remember the so—called "love locks" of paris. they were the metal padlocks attached to a bridge near the louvre. eventually, the authorities decided they were an eyesore and had them removed. now, some of them are going up for sale, with all proceeds go

here‘s the bbc thai service updating us.cannot send it to facebook. what happened today is facebook. what happened today is facebook is still operating in thailand, there‘s no block in thailand. so far, thai authorities say that they are satisfied with facebook because when they request the content blocked, it‘s done in 24 hours. we need to see what‘s going to happen next, as the authorities have said they will be able to send the court orders and hope that they will block those who violate the law. for this law, anyone who defame or insult the royal families can be punished and face up to 15 years in jail. thai authorities trying to prevent people from seeing any content that seems to violate the law. as you might remember last month, the authorities warned people not to share online content on facebook or critics who live abroad. those critics often post content that violates the law. now to ukraine. the president there has ordered internet provide irto block a number of popular russian social networks. apparently without

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this street food is thai culture. it would be a shame to get rid of street food.from most of the city, you lose a big part of the culture, where everybody ate the street food. it was like a common ground for everybody and that will be gone. you probably remember the ‘lovelocks' of paris. the thousands of metal padlocks attached to a bridge near the louvre. eventually — the authorities decided they were an eyesore and had them removed. now some of them are going up for sale with all proceeds going to charity. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. they call paris the city of love, a place of romance and desire. and one way you could express your passion was by fixing a padlock to this bridge, throwing the key into the river seine, a public display of love. but the powers that be had little love in their souls and removed them. now they will be auctioned as souvenirs and art. translation: it is both playful and intimate because there are stories behind these locks. personalised messages, names, marriage proposals. it remains personal and beautiful. it is basically street ar

thai's 6-year-old here at the swim school in the presidio. he was a swim instructor here for the past two years. parents liked and trusted him. hodges had also been with kids at the house trampoline park right next door to the swim school. he worked here, too, for several years. the charging documents say he had more than 600 files of child porn on his computer and cell phone, including explicit videos of children as young as two years old. hodges was arrested at the swim school in april after an investigation by the internet crimes against children's task force. the school issued a statement saying, the s.f.p.d. has not found evidence linking any of our students to the charges against hodges. but john thai and perhaps other parents may have dodged a bullet. >> this person that we had trusted, trusted greatly, who only a couple days before he was arrested had solicited to come baby-sit for our 6-year-old. >> reporter: thai says this is what hodges told his child. i'll come over maybe on a friday night and baby-sit for you and then i can do ma

the thai government threatened legal action unless facebook removed 131 elicit pages today. it's unclear of the content on the posts. no word whether facebook will be blocked by the internet providers in thailand. thailand is the most facebook active country in asia. >> so with thougsands of rideshare vehicles on the streets, the mayor wants data from companies like uber and lyft that shows where the drivers are circulating, the concern is that drivers stop the flow of traffic and lead to bottlenecks. they are saying stopping zones would make the most sense. >> placing different zones in the right area. freewaying up the bottlenecks. >> in statements tonight, uber and lyft said they are looking forward to working with the mayor but saying they do not share driver data. >> steve kerr back with the team in practice, and what the giants did to the dodgers again tonight. stay with us. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! =raj/2shot= let )s play )em every game. >>> okay, they do well against the dodgers. >> it fun playing the dodgers. >> yes. >> the

thai laws, including royal defamation.they could face legal action, if they fail to take down content deemed threatening to national security or violating the country's strict lese majeste laws. the notorious british serial killer ian brady has died in a high—security hospital at the age of 79. brady and his then—girlfriend myra hindley tortured and killed five children in the early 1960s. they were known as the moors murderers because they buried their victims on saddleworth moor in northern england. now, these are endangered tortoises, originally from madagascar. following a tip off customs officers in malaysia were able to stop an attempt to smuggle around 330 or so of them. they were found in the cargo area of kuala lumpur airport, in crates which were labelled as containing stones, and marked with a fake address. these tortoises are sought after as exotic pets and can sell for around $4000 each. two major internet security firms, american company symantec, and russian—based firm kaspersky, say they are looking at clue

thai laws, including royal defamation.ed the social media site that they could face legal action, if they fail to take down content deemed threatening to national security or violating the country's strict lays majestay laws. these are endangered tortoises from madagascar. following a tip off customs officers in malaysia were able to stop an attempt to smuggle around 330 of them. they were found in the cargo area of kuala lumpur airport, in crates which were labelled as containing stones, and marked with a fake address. these tortoises are sought after as exotic pets and can sell for around $4,000 each. we are going to go to a developing story reported in the washington post. residents has been accused of giving classified intelligence to the russian foreign minister when they met at the white house. we will go to they met at the white house. we will gotoa they met at the white house. we will go to a press conference. the story that came out tonight is reported is false. the president and the foreign minister reviewed a ra

a thai restaurant. >> what does your mom think of your laos cooking?> first thing she does when she walks through my kitchen is goes to the waste bin and looks in the trash and say whies are you throwing this out. cilantro stems. >> how many years? >> three years. >> what's the minimum? >> minimum is seven days. >> that's easy. >> easy. >> what's life like at the temple? sleep on the floor, sleep in a bed? >> normally you sleep on the floor. later i sleep on bed. >> one meal a day. >> two. breakfast and lunch. >> you get a snack. >> drink. >> ovaltine. >> cheerz. can i give it to you straight? that airline credit card you have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked me to coffee? well yeah... but also to catch-up. what's in your wallet? and together, you had the kid of your dreams. now you can put them in the car of your dreams... for a lot less than you might t

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another japanese side had more luck getting an early goal to the thai side.nal put his side up 1—0 at the break but three second—half goals from kallis at the including gears, a final one late gave them a 3—1 cushion ahead of the return home tie next tuesday. iranian side persepolis missed a penalty in a goalless draw with qatar's lekhwiya. the hosts were awarded a spot kick late on after mehdi taremi was deemed to be brought down in the box. taremi spot kick was saved by al mayoof. security is being enhanced that many british sports events following the bomb attack in manchester. armed police or soldiers will patrol the fa cup final at wembley, along with the premiership final at twickenham. and at the following week's cricket, the icc treaty gets under way in england and wales, with eight nations competing. security is a prime concern. i think that is paramount in terms of what we are doing. the way we are assessing and reviewing the safety and security the tournament, without a shadow a doubt, it is actually paramount in oui’ doubt, it is actually paramoun

my mom worked in thai restaurants, and -- >> anthony: what does your mom think of your lao cooking?. she's like, first thing she does when she walks through my kitchen is she goes to the waste bin. and she goes, looks in the trash, and goes -- >> anthony: why are you throwing this out? >> james: yeah. yeah, she's like, cilantro stems. >> anthony: so how many years were you a novice? >> mr. see: ah, three years. >> anthony: three years? >> mr. see: yes. >> james: well what's the minimum? can you just stay as a novice? >> mr. see: ah, minimum seven days. >> james: seven days. holy moly! >> anthony: wow, that's easy. >> mr. see: easy. >> anthony: i, i don't have time. >> anthony: what's life like at the temple? sleep on the floor? do you sleep in a bed? >> mr. see: normally we sleep on the floor. ah, lately i sleep on bed. yeah, bed. >> james: one meal a day, right? >> anthony: one meal a day? >> mr. see: two. >> james and anthony: two. >> mr. see: breakfast and lunch. >> james: oh, yes. they get a snack from, ah, almsgiving. >> mr. see: yes, snack and drink. coffee, ovaltine. >> antho

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2.8% of the workforce was without a job, and the ratio of jobs per applicant has risen as well, to a thai's since 1974. -- to its highest level since 1974. >> sweden has taken the extreme step of putting its entire country on airbnb. stephen: this is an effort to promote the freedom to roamam principal -- that means you can take your tent and pitch it whatever you like as long as it is not on private property. the campaign was designed in conjunction with the tourist board and airbnb. it suggests a number of locations including a force, and a rocky island. aredds the locations available 365 times a year, limited beds, and a check-in time of whenever. >> networks currently for me. -- that works perfectly for me. i will be stopping by. time for press review. in france -- lots of focus on the meeting between emmanuel macron and vladimir putin, the first official meeting that took place yesterday. >> it is front-page news in france. let's start with a photo of the handshake between the two presidents, and the headline, an entente against terrorism. they had a firm and direct dialogue on sensiti

current response thais are used in the us and is explicitly first use of required.ted to continuous deterrents which is how we deployed trident two submarines. those are the most significant changes in terms of party policy. yes. thank you. the value of finance deals used to buy new cars has soared to a record level, alarming those who have warned the growing trend could spell trouble. britain has been on a car—buying boom as a result of these deals, but the bank of england has raised concerns about the level of consumer borrowing. our personal finance correspondent reports. picking up the dream vehicle, and in eight out of ten cases it's on credit, dealers and lenders have made it easy for people who used to drive an old banger to get new car after new car. it's a fantastic deal, isn't it? what's to lose? sometimes the finance can help you and it's really good deal. this is how it works. you pay a deposit of thousands of pounds then a monthly payment, typically between 100 and 200, covering interest and the amount the car is dropping in value. after three years you

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they have taken down a great deal of content that the thai authorities say break the law here. we don't know how this will pan out in the future. critics of the monarchy, they are all outside the country, they can post material that might be considered offensive about the new king, for example. only takes a matter of seconds to post a photograph on facebook. authorities has to get a court order. it could be a facebook war of attrition. scientists from across the middle east came together in jordan for the opening of a new international research center. a particleproject is accelerator. it can study everything from to an intent artifacts. it is meant to encourage collaboration between countries that may not have diplomatic relations. there.hukman is david: in the dusty hills of jordan, a gleaming new research center that many thought would never happen. the sesame project brings together scientists from countries you would normally think of as enemies. the openingebrating of the new laboratory to be shared by the middle east. >> it is an uneasy happiness because i know how fragi

today's takeaway, a nice bit of thai food. me ask you all first, what do you think of the issues that are important just know? in bedford, what are the important issues for you? it is a very multicultural society. a place that i have lived for 18 years with a very diverse background. children here from a diverse background. and actually been a very pleasant place to live and educate children who are now going back into london. creating their lives and careers. recent times have made one question how you feel about it and how you feel about the general population, how they are feeling, in a way i have never thought before. i mean just the recent last year has made me feel differently about bedford and about britain. i will come onto that because i think i know what you mean. bedford first of all, what do people think in general? i think at the moment the hospital situation. i think it is important to me, my husband has a heart condition. having those services available, thinking about having a family in the future. the potentia

reporter: using the technology and some images from a private satellite greenpeace was able to track down thaiishing vessels this claimed were illegally transferring fish to another cargo fish which can result in different species being sold under the same name. global fish watch has even exposed instances of slavery on vessels. hundreds of men were freed in 2015 after they were enslaved on cargo ships for months at a time. since february the nonprofit sea shepherd assisted in detaining five fishing vessels suspected of illegal fishing near liberia with living conditions deplorable on board. >> you could be buying fish with human rights abuses that have been documented in the supply chain. >> reporter: dr. kim warner is a senior scientist with the nonprofit group oceana. >> the people who buy fish from other people in the supply chain can start making certain demands to ensure the legality of the catch that they're buying. >> reporter: dr. warner says the u.s. is still behind other countries when it comes to transparency in fishing labeling. roughly 28% of fish sold here is mislabeled compared

we will get the chance to finish off our thai takeaway.the prime minister called the just about managing. how will they decide to vote? just overnight, we managed tojust get about the way with showers, across some parts yesterday. persistent rain across scotland. much improved across the greater pa rt much improved across the greater part of england and wales. even that is an improvement in argyll and bute. what you suffered yesterday, across northern parts of scotland. all persistent rain moving away. this looks rather threatening. in fa ct this looks rather threatening. in fact this portion of cloud, a week weather front spreading thicker cloud and rain. across northern ireland, and parts of scotland. some areas towards the north—east, yet to see the rain. some areas in the east, when kitty see the rain right through the day. i have much of the rain, for those areas affected, but for the bigger picture, much improved day across england and wales. plenty of sunshine pouring through. temperatures responding to that. a bit of a breeze comin

veb has deep die thais to russian intelligence, and gorkov himself is close to vladimir putin and was trained by the country's top spy agency. a former intelligence official familiar with the investigation described kushner as the director of everything, both during the campaign and now in the white house. that means any contacts he had with russia would receive a thorough review. >> it doesn't mean that he's necessarily done anything wrong or committed any crimes. >> reporter: asha rangappa is a former f.b.i. counter-intelligence agent. >> this is the first time that we've really seen someone in president trump's inner circle become a focus of this ongoing inquiry. >> reporter: in a statement, his attorney said mr. kushner previously volunteered to share with congress what he knows about these meetings. he will do the same if he is contacted in connection with any other inquiry. the foeb is already scrutinizing mr. trump's former national security adviser, michael flynn. former campaign chairman paul manafort. former foreign policy adviser, carter page. and longtime friend, roger sto

if it's raining. >> work on the slim in that way. >> you let it sought thai.e bit of time. >> right. we have the finish product. >> looking real good. >> beautiful. you have a short ribs. good salmon. >> yes. >> this is item from our menu. this is a shore ribs with mash potato puree and over here we have the salmon with a sweet potato puree and served with jerk sauce as well. >> it looks so good. i have the recipe for the grilled barbecue shrimp with mango cut 93 i'll put that on my facebook page. >> yes. >> you're also in town for very exiting reason you'll be doing an event at the howard theater. the howard theater is one much our venues i'm also a chef over overseth well-known person here in d.c. >> you can't tell us. >> can't say who it is. >> are we going to find out later. >> you'll find out later. which is going to be a big ev event. and that but away from that it is so much going on and going back and forth making sure the food is right. everything is good with these venues. but it's a pleasure doing what i do. >> where can people find to you get these

with the thai goalless after the first leg greg docherty scored the winner just after the hour mark.ter beating exeter 2—1 in the play off final at wembley. that's despite only selling around 6 thousand tickets for the match, with many of their fans deciding to stay away in protest at the running of the club. the sides were i—all at the break, but the winning goal came in the second half from mark cullen. so after back—to—back relegations, finally something for blackpool fans to celebrate. england have beaten the barbarians 28—14 at twickenham in their last match before next month's tour to argentina. with much of eddie jones' side elsewhere including some on lions duty, the starting line up featured seven debutants including nathan earle, who was first across over the line. england scored three tries in all, the second from another new face, that of nick isiekwe. danny care claimed the third as they won 28—14. the 100th giro d'italia went right down to the last kilometre, and it was tom dumoulin, who started the day in fourth place, who claimed the winner's pinkjersey. the final sta

this is a pad thai -- little bit of ginger, garlic, olive oil. >> and you're eating the rainbow. >> but we're just getting started. >> all right. >> with the veggie bullet, you get four different blades for four different shapes of pasta. this is the angel hair blade. check this out with butternut squash. >> wow, that's a really hard vegetable to cut, as well. that's so fast.