but dam phong followed them to thailand.nt claimed to have a base behind enemy lines in vietnam. but dam phong revealed the camp's real location, in the jungles of thailand. he wasn't just editorializing against the front. he was endangering their military enterprise. bangkok, thailand. the u.s. has a long, close relationship with the military here. from the vietnam war when thailand was a base for covert missions, to the war on terror when it hosted a cia black site. i arrive in bangkok a year into a military coup. a junta of generals rules the country in the name of the monarchy. but if the generals are in power, maybe it will be easier for them to speak. >> that year that armitage stay no more... >> thompson: chavalit yongchaiyudh was prime minister of thailand in the '90s, but he prefers to be referred to by his military rank of general. the group that we're looking at was called the front and our understanding is that you set up a camp on the border with laos. do you remember the front? >> thompson: and they were operat

thailand has since reached out to china. the thai navy is also considering buying a chinese submarine. >>> japanese official released a handful of economic indicators this morning. we're joined now from the business desk. give us a break down of the numbers. >> as you know at the end of every month we get a look at people's spending habits, the cost of goods, the jobs situation and these numbers give us a better picture of the economy during the previous month. let's start today with people's spending habits. japanese shoppers were being frugal watching their wallets in october. officials say spending by households spell by 2.4% from a year ago. october marks the second straight month of decline. households with two or more members spent an average of 282,000 yen. that's around $2,300. the ministry say the consumer price index last month was off 0.1% from the same month last year. down for the third month in a row s when prices of energy and all kinds of food were excluded, the gauge was up 0.7% year on year. the figure had

. >> thailand?> and see if i can find that product. >> i didn't want to go alone. that's what i told her. i didn't want to go alone. because it's a foreign country. >> she knew i'd been in the military. she knew i'd traveled and needed somebody to go with me. >> that's what i told kim. i remember that now. i don't mean to laugh about it. but i was really sick. huh-uh. i couldn't tell her all the details. because then that meant that i would have to admit to somebody that i was in the drug business. and that was not going to happen. three months previous i had a nail client who knew that i was in a really bad situation. i had $12,000 worth of debt from when i was married, and it was more than i could imagine because i was a single parent working part-time, taking care of three children by myself. >> feet off of the table. >> my nail client told me that she had a friend who had some businesses and maybe her friend could give me some part-time work. >> zuna was nigerian. she carried herself like a busi

wayne hay now reports from thailand. the biggest victims caught in this war are the children. >> reporter: in a dawn raid on a remote village in thailand, the world of a small girl was turned upside down. one of the targets of the raid near the border with myanmar was her stepfather who was wanted in connection with drug trafficking and killing a policeman. he wasn't there, but the mother of the ten-year-old was caught with a small bag of methylamphetamine pills, enough to be charged as a dealer. at the police station in town she was able to contemplate what will probably amount to years in jail and years away from her daughter. >> translation: since there is no-one taking care of her now, she will need to get a job and take care of herself. >> reporter: that's exactly what this person has had to do for the past three years since her parents were jailed for dealing. when she is not working the field, she is looking after her brother and sister. they live with extended family but she has become the main caregiver while th

another issue is thailand's rice export industry. prices have been falling due to fierce competition with other countries in southeast asia. so the team hopes low protein rice can help people who are sick and boost farmers by giving them a value-added product to sell. but first they need to resolve some difficulties. one challenge comes from the differences between rice grown in japan and rice in thailand. grains of thai rice are thinning and contain more protein. the technique for making low protein rice is to soak the grains overnight in water that contains an enzyme and then dry them. project members have to adjust the technique for indigo rice. they are trying to figure out how long to dry the grains and at what temperature. >> translator: thai rice has a very slender shape so it breaks easily and it is tough to handle. it's also rather dry and not so springy. so it's difficult to maintain the texture. >> translator: i hope we will be able to develop the processing technology so that sick people in thailand can eat high quality r

armed muslim groups are fighting on buddist thailand. six and a half to thousand people have been killed are since 2004. >> reporter: walking into the mosque is painful for this woman. it is where her father and 31 others were killed by the army 11 years ago. the military say they were all separatist fighters. she says her father was innocent. >> translation: why wouldn't the army try to catch them alive. they were all killed. the authorities used full force to deal with the situation. it was too much. >> reporter: it was one of two major incidents in 2004. 85 proceed pesters died-- protestors died outside a protest at a police station. since then violent attacks by separatists have increased. a new round of unofficial peace talks is underway beten the thai army and the umbrella organization representing most of the ethnic groups. >>> independence is still the goal of all the groups. right up to this moment no groups has dropped its claim for independence. >> translation: independence is definitely not an option. this peace deal will not

. >> i am report from thailand where police are in a new push to try to stop the huge flow of drugs coming across the border from myanmar. ♪ >>> massive protests are taking place outside the asia pacific economic corporation's annual meeting in the philippines capital, manila. riot police have been using water canon to break up protests. demonstrators want apek to be dismantled saying it only benefits corporations. >> leaders say there is an urgent need for international corporation to fight terrorism and u.s. president barack obama has called on china to stop land reclamation in the disputed south china sea. margo teague cement this will from manila. >> we are less than a kilometer away from where those 21 economic leaders are currently meeting. now, the people here called themselves a coalition of the people standing against coalition of oppressors as he did indeed mention earlier, they see trade groups such as apec basically helping only big corporations. they say they are the ones who are meant to be helped. it is precisely that point that this year's apec summit is trying to address.

jane haye jazz, thailand. >>> police here in the u.k.sted three people over the murder of a policewoman more than 30 years ago. she was shot dead in 1984 while policing a demonstration against the then libyan leader gadhafi outside of the embassy. police say investigations in libya have lead to fresh evidence. >>> more on everything right here, aljazeera.com. >>> this man, the man accused of organizing those attacks in paris is now dead, but officials in france are still looking for others who might have been involved. >>> on high alert, belgium conducting even more raids and increasing its security a. >>> and debating refugees, the house getting ready to vote on stricter rules for refugees coming into the u.s. ♪

plus >> reporter: i'm reporting from thailand where police are in a new push to try and stop the huge flow of drugs coming across the border from myanmar >>> we're going to begin in bull gem where authorities-- belgium are launching raids in the city of molam beek. the p.m. has just addressed parliament there and he has promised to step up policing of mosque in the wake of france incident. three suspects are from belgium. more on this story as details become available. all the while france's parliament is faithing whether to extend the country's state of emergency for three more months. the security measure was put in place after last week's attacks in paris which killed at least 129 people. if extended the government will have more pour to conduct searches and set curfews. a raid was in the paris suburb of scent denies. police say the raid took out a terrorist cell that was ready to act. the main suspect abdel hamid abaaoud was not in those arrested. >> reporter: >> translation: we have to act with the maximum degree of caution and we have to understand that there is also the risk of

before a military toy face charges in their role for what was described as the worst attack on tie he thailand. >>> we'll are the it deal that is signed to stabilize yellen. >>> plus. >> i saw u. i don't know what that's supposed to mean. >> selling seoul, the city's efforts to rebound using konglish is lost in translation. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to program. top story 11 days after the attacks in pair is the french president is in washington today looking for support from barack obama. mr. hollande is trying to build a row lungs and that's what i he will travel to moscow later in the week but the u.s. believes that it's, quote, pulling more than its weight and would like other country to his do more as well. now to paris and our colleague andrew simmons, but we get in io the sit n.i.t. i gritty of diplomacy, they have found this dealt. that's significant? >> it certainly could be. it's strange that it was found so long after the attack. it was found in a southern suburb. it is the area where a phone, cell phone was found which was belonging to saleh abdel salaam. the man on the run. the man that went

a lot of concern in thailand that there are other motives behind this, that it can't just be about a attack for human trafficking there are many people who believe that there is a domestic politics angle to this. there are some people who believe that this was a revenge attack for thailand deporting 100 muslims back to china in july, but, of course, if that were the case it would be a terrorist-related case and that is something like i say that the police and the military have been very keen to avoid using that word. and they have also only caught two men. they have only arrested two who are in that dropple behind me ce despite fact that early on they said it was carried out by a network of foreigners and thais, some 15 people are still wanted by the police but so far they ever only managed to catch two of them. >> wayne, thank you. wayne hay there reporting on the indictment of the two bangkok bombing suspects. >>> still to come here on al jazeera. nigeria's new president has promised to clean up corruption in the oil sector. why it may not be such an easy task. >> on i saw you. i d

blustery winds. >> this is drizzle in thailand. >> is it? >> in thailand the rain gets so you can't see across the street sometimes. >> the person we're riding with doesn't see this coming either. >> oh! >> no! >> oh, my god! >> thought he was going to miss him. >> oh, man. >> no. >> it spiraled completely out of control and smacks the car right in its front. no word on any injuries. we're now going to head over it to washington, same sort of conditions. you'll see the traffic looks like it's backed pup they're not really moving. pay attention to this tree because that tree is definitely moving. >> we've seen more dramatic. that was like a tree taking a nap. >> and it's resting on the wires. >> right. >> right. thanks. >> this is going to be interesting. >> it's time to play truck limbo. how low can you go. >> here's another hazard waiting to happen in lithuania. apparently they tell drivers to watch out for deere and other wild life that might be out on the road. >> look. >> what was that? >> i'm glad you asked. that's not wildlife across t

we have this report from southern thailand. >> walking into the mosque is painful.t's where her father and 31 others were killed by the army 11 years ago. the military said they were all separatist fighters. she says her father was innocent. >> why wouldn't the army try to catch them alive? they were all killed. the authorities used full force to deal with the situation. it was too much. >> it was one of two major i wants in 2004. 85 protestors died during a demonstration outside a police station. almost 80 of them were suffocated in police trucks. since then, violent attacks by separatists have increased. a new round of unofficial peace talks is underway between the thigh army and the umbrella organization representing most of the ethnic muslim groups. >> independence is still the goal of all the groups. right up to this moment, no groups have dropped its claim for independence. >> independence is definitely not away option. >> the results are some doubt whether the right people are represented from the right group. >> it's obvious they do that not have command and

joe: another country that you like is thailand. what is the story there?it is similar to the rest of the spectrum from a valuation perspective. that is the most important driver of the asset class. if you look at what is the best time to invest in emerging markets, it is one in which growth is going down, currency is depreciating, economies start going through an important ingested. -- adjustment. that is when value is created. that is the case for thailand. plus, the potential for some structural changes. the company -- the country is going through significant change. thailand has a new central bank governor and he has signaled that monetary policy will play a supporting role. we have heard that before from other central banks, but it does not always play out. they kind of pass the baton to the fiscal side. what is your confidence that this will happen? guest: the thing with monetary policy, and this applies more to developed markets than emergin markets, is that it has been pretty much the only game in town from an economic policy perspective. on the phy

plus >> reporter: i'm reporting from thailand where police are in a new push to stop the humaning flow of drugs coming across the-- huge flow of drugs coming across the border from myanmar. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> these are the top stories. the french prime minister says there could be a risk of a chemical attack in the country. parliament is debating whether to extend the state of emergency for three more months. this was put in place after last week's attacks in paris killing at least 129 people. the prime minist

take a look at this video from thailand. experts say the shooting star could be identified as a "fireball", given its brightness. the society added it did not seem to be posing any risks. and that fireball in thailand could be same one out of poland. take a look at this video. a thursday afternoon. some thunderstorms will track through thursday night with locally heavy rainfall. a few showers may linger into friday, but we will definitely have cooler temps... highs on friday will be around mid- morning and then temps will be steady or falling with breezy north winds taking over. highs on saturday will only be in the upper 40s but be get back into the 50s for sunday and monday. a green fireball believed to be a burning meteor was seen falling in the night sky. take a look at this video from thailand. experts say the shooting star could be identified as a "fireball", given its brightness. the society added it did not seem to be posing any risks. and that fireball in thailand could be same one out of poland. take a look at this

they ran a militia out of thailand to try to restart the vietnam war.ile here in the u.s., the front ran its own death squad, "the k9." in interviews with the filmmakers, five former k9 members concede they carried out assassinations against political opponents. one of the members admits the responsibility for two of the journalists martyrs. the documentary also reveals richard armitage, former deputy secretary of state under president george w. bush, helped the front's leader obtain u.s. citizenship. he contacted thai generals to back the front's efforts to establish its base in thailand. the fbi investigators suspected front members of carrying out the killings, but never made a single arrest. for more we are joined by the duo behind, "terror in little saigon," a.c. thompson and rick rowley. he was nominated for an academy award for best documentary feature for the 2013 film, "dirty wars." we welcome you both to democracy now! rick rowley, why did you take on this story? >> when a.c. first approach become i think his e-mail said something about, i hav

we have agreement with china, indonesia and thailand to become our associate member countries. many areas are discussions with them. our first pillar, opening the doors of the iea to emerging countries and leaving the image of the rich man's energy club being truly an international organization and opening our doors to emerging countries. the second pillar is putting more emphasis on the organization of the oil organization. we want to put more emphasis on security working on that. and third, while we continue our position in the traditional fields and technologies, we would like to be putting more and more emphasis on the new technologies and aim to be the, if i may say so, bank of energy efficiency. so these are our three pillars and i wanted to take this opportunity to tell you and close the presentation here and finish our presentation, that the low oil prices, ten more years. we don't think it is likely. and on the other hand, not necessarily very good num of news for the consumers if you look at the big picture ranging from energy secretary to the sustainability issues. i

. >>> i'm wayne haye reporting from southern thailand where we find out if there's any hope for peaceer the start of more talks between separatists groups and the military government. >>> in sport, history is made as test cricket takes place at night for the first time. we'll tell you if it helped australia or new zealand later this hour. >>> first pope francis has spoken out against corruption and what he calls tribalism. catherine soi sent this report. >> reporter: you would be forgiven to thinking this was a conce concert, but it was a rock star welcome for the pope. he said today was the highlight of his trip. he has been focusing on unity, reconciliation, and family values. >> the message that most touched me was protect the family and the dignity of life. >> reporter: but it is here that he gave his most political message. the pope spoke out very strongly against corruption, tribalism, terrorism. he said young people are the backbone of any country, and asked leaders here not to ignore the youth. he said the fight against corruption goes hand in hand with economic empowerment fo

. >>> i'm in thailand where police are in a new push trying to stop the huge flow of drugs coming acrosshe border from myanmar. >>> abdelhamid abaaoud the man suspected of plan last week's attacks in paris is dead. he was formally identified after matching his fingerprint. he was among those killed in a police raid in a paris suberb. the senate still needs to approve an extension to the state of the emergency. the french interior ministry said abdelhamid abaaoud had been involved in four plots. he said that europe must defend itself against terrorism. >> translator: europe must organize itself and to defend itself against this threat. tomorrow i will be with the minister of justice, and we will be asking all the ministers of justice to make sure that europe urgently puts in place a pan-european plan to reinforce external frontiers and also to coordinate in a more efficient way the strategy of arms. >> let's cross over to paris and bring in jonah hull. tell us more about the death of abdelhamid abaaoud, jonah. >> reporter: well, it was the words of bernard that summed it up best, the chie

take a look at this video from thailand. experts say the shooting star could be identified as a "fireball", given its brightness. the society added it risks. and that fireball in thailand could be same one out of poland. take a look at this video. a bright fireball believed to be a burning meteor was spotted in the night sky above poland over the weekend. many people across the country spotted it. it's coming up on today in iowa.... a new delivery service could be taking flight. we'll fill you in on what that is. plus... katniss everdeen, theme park queen? may the odds be ever in your favor at this new theme park. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in gibson, thornburg, delta and all of it's not a bat least that is what google x hopes to be able to say soon for an executive said the goal is to have drones deliver packages by 2017. drone programs have faced regulatory roadblocks from the government. good grief.....snoopy gets a star on the hollywood walk of fame. charlie brown's legendary pet becomes the first animat

she was born in a refugee camp in thailand ... and would spend summers worrying if she would be bombed. she saw that worry come true when she was just five years old. "my aunt just pulled me by the hand and we just ran. we had to run up on the mountain, hiding by the cliff. looking down the hill we can see our house was burning." at the age of ninteen ... mone and her family came to iowa. but it wasn't a quick getaway. it took more than a year of interviews ... paperwork ... background and medical checks through the united nations to travel as a legal refugee. "i'm blessed. i'm lucky enough to come here. now i have a house i can call my home, i have my own car and i have my career, my job that i can work." with nationwide the backlash against syrian refugees coming to america ... mone relates to the violence the millions are trying to flee. "i feel the same way for syria where they're trying to look for a safe place, a better place for their future, for their kids, for the women, for everybody. just because of one fear that somebo

. >> thailand has been a u.s. ally since the vietnam war, hosting the cobra gold multi-national military exercises for more than 30 years. the u.s. downgraded military relations with thailand following the coup in may last year. the thai interim prime minister who came to power following the coup has been actively seeking stronger ties with china instead. >>> japanese gardens are designed for quiet contemplation. it's not hard to lose yourself in their beauty. but we've dug up something a little different. a story about losing the actual garden. it happened in the austrian capital of vienna in the shadow of a glittering palace. nhk world's manuel kaneko reports. >> reporter: schonbrunn palace is a cultural world heritage site. it's considered one of the most magnificent palaces in austria. the home of the hapsburg dynasty and a symbol of their empire. behind the palace is a garden on a majestic scale. hedges, flowers and fountains cover about 160 hectares. but hidden away in one corner is something quite different

two men go on trial in thailand accused of carrying out the deadly bangkok shrine bombing. -- i saw. i don't know >>> selling seoul, using comlish is lost in translation >>> welcome to the program. the police in france have found what they believe to be an explosives belt south of paris. they're trying to find out if it is involved if to any of the people involved in paris. they're looking for details and clues. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. this is rather unusual. so long, more than ten days after the attacks, to find a suicide belt or vest, as they're known. no confirmation that there were explosives in this device, but we understand that there were bolts in there of a similar type to those used in bars and restaurants and, indeed, outside the stade de france. so there are intensive forensic investigations going on right now. this discovery was in a litter bin in monreuse, southern precincts or area of paris. this was an area where salah abdeslam, the suspect, one of the main suspects in the attacks, a belgian citizen, who travelled freely across borders. he got away and it

. >>> japan will support a bid by thailand to join the tpp trade pact. amari says tpp member nations will sign the agreement in february at the earliest. it offers thailand great advantages. >>> a recent survey suggests many young singles want to get married but are having difficulty finding that special someone and more businesses are coming up with ideas to find them the perfect match. nhk world has more. >> reporter: this party might seem like a typical get together for young people. but not everyone is allowed to attend. each person must sign a pledge that says they aren't married. a leading company organized the event. company officials know that some singles don't want to seem like they are desperate to find a partner. so they attend the party on shared interests like japanese sake. >> translator: i know people who went to events like this and met someone special, even life partners. >> translator: i can't meet many people at work. it's real exciting to meet single men with different careers. >> reporter: the party drew a total of 250 people. and a

the philippines and thailand showed strong willingness to participate in the trade deal. participating nations will work together to move forward to implement the deal. >> i agree that in the past two months many development, economic development, has occurred, both in japan, in thailand, and the world at large. >> reporter: but china, which is not a tpp signatory, was keeping its distance. chinese ministers were absent from the discussions. sending officials in their place. indeed, the concluding statement released on tuesday made no reference to the tpp as a possible concession to china. instead, promising to work towards the establishment of an apec free trade zone. >> we agreed to pursue strategic cooperation in human capital development geared towards developing 21st century skills that will increase people's employ ability, productivity, and ability to respond to emerging business demands. >> reporter: the discussion started by the apec cabinet ministers will now be taken up by the leaders who start their talks on wednesday. it remains to be seen whose vision of the

asia's many hubs, china and thailand, are losing their edge as labor costs rise. cambodia and myanmar are emerging as low-cost alternatives. but vietnam's strategy bet on tech. >> translator: developing the manufacturing parts industry is a priority for the vietnamese government. collaborating with partsmakers from japan, we want to strengthen technology transfers and nurture the workforce. >> reporter: local governments from japan are ready to facilitate such collaboration. they see vietnam as an overseas growth opportunity for small and medium-sized japanese enterprises in their areas. another prefecture west of tokyo launched its own industrial park near hanoi in october. with so-called rental factories. to help kanagawa companies expand in a foreign country. a total of five rental factory buildings were rebuilt. >> translator: we'll try supporting small and mid-sized companies to start the businesses in vietnam. >> the first kanagawa company using the facility produces a device used in cell phone bay stations. the company's general director states it chose vie

thailand launched a crackdown in may after the discovery of mass grave's new the malaysian border. were brought in and the trial could take years. the time prime minister has revoked the state of emergency. the maldives prime and esther has revoked the state of emergency. a state oil company only has enough left for emergency vehicles. supplies trying up since the border with india has been blocked. around 50 people have been killed in southern nepal during protests over a new constitution. , and nepalonated airlines is still flying after bringing in its own supplies. rishaad: south korea jobless rates fell to three point 4%, the lowest level this year, but youth unemployment is high. it's pushing some jobseekers to look overseas for work. let's bring in our bureau chief. why are young people struggling to find jobs? there's a bunch of stuff that is really hurting the job market for those 15-29. one big factor is there was a ago.boom a generation the economy is slow, 2.5% growth rates for this year. that's less than one third of what it used to be in the 1990's. the export market t

in thailand, we have already seen recovery. next year will be a better year.en what's happening to the economy and malaysia, it will get back to the normal levels we are used to. thevery will be slower and economy slowing down will have an impact. >> last question for you about the fed. there is this big debate. when will they raise rates? what isdo raise rates, the first thing you are going to check the next morning? all, we believe rates will go up. , the my personal view sooner they do it, the better. away the animosity. great.act will not be as we have seen it where currency is moving. it is a sign the economy is strong enough to withstand the rate hike. that is all we have time for. next time. back to you. that.d: thank you for david joining us from the apec summit. that is it for trending business. stay tuned as we recap the biggest stories of the day so far. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charley: with me now is dexter filkins on the new yorker magazine. he reported extensively from the region and i'm pleased to have the

she was born in a refugee camp in thailand ... and would spend summers worrying if she would be bombed. she saw that worry come true when she was just five years old. "my aunt just pulled me by the hand and we just ran. we had to run up on the mountain, hiding by the cliff. looking down the hill we can see our house was burning." at the age of ninteen ... mone and her family came to iowa. but it wasn't a quick getaway. it took more than a year of interviews ... paperwork ... background and medical checks through the united nations to travel as a legal refugee. "i'm blessed. i'm lucky enough to come here. now i have a house i can call my home, i have my own car and i have my career, my job that i can work." with nationwide the backlash against syrian refugees coming to america ... mone relates to the violence the millions are trying to flee. "i feel the same way for syria where they're trying to look for a safe place, a better place for their future, for their kids, for the women, for everybody. just because of one fear that somebo

headquarters and stopping violence between israelis and palestinians and two men go on trial in thailandused of carrying out the bangkok shrine bombing. ♪ we begin we solving story and russian helicopters could be bomb agree area on the turkey-syria border after ankara downed a jet in the region of province in turkey near the province of latakia in syria, turkey says the plane was repeatedly warned before its military took action and russia confirmed the plane crashed it says in syrian territory but denies having violated turkish air space and syrian activists say one of the two pilots was killed and we are monitoring developments from a turkish city near the border and rory is standing by in moscow and lee barker is at headquarters in brussels and this is a moving story where you are, what is the very latest? >> basically the turkish army has just released a radar map with it says it shows the course of the russian s 24 as it got into the turkish air space and with a red line that it said was a violation of the turkish or the russian fighter jet and we've also heard from different sourc

. >> nicole: coming up we'll have the latest numbers and what appears to be a giant meteor over thailandre watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nicole: breaking news this morning, national poll shows ben carson surging ahead of donald trump in the run for the white house. we will have the latest numbers for you. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: and good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone and our markets today after 165-point rally yesterday. checking stock market futures, we are pointing slightly lower this morning. >> nicole: company behind the keystone pipeline asked the state department to put the controversial project on hold. >> cheryl: spread to other brand including porsha and audi, we will have details. >> nicole: maker of candy crush gets offer from a giant in the gaming business, we will tell you about that deal. that brings together candy crash with call of duty. >> cheryl: in sports carolina panthers remain undefeated after comeback from indianapolis colts. kansas city royals return home for a victory parade. we will have

and a group of monkeys enjoyed a feast in thailand yesterday. we'll tell you why they had this headlines in siouxland this monday morning. it's naia volleyball tournament time in sioux city. 24 of the top teams from across the country are here to crown a national champion. on sunday, the teams put on a clinic for siouxland girls in 3rd through eighth grades. the n-a-i-a players taught basic skills like passing, setting, serving and hitting. another clinic is scheduled for this morning with special olympians from across siouxland. tournament play starts tomorrow morning. christmas music filled the betty strong encounter center on sunday. new horizons band of siouxland performed popular seasonal tunes. the musical repertoire included a variety of musical styles. musicians from across siouxland. << guthrie: good morning. coming up on today.. what we're learning about the suspected gunman in that "planned parenthood" attack, as he prepares to face a judge for the first time, today. also ahead.. we have your complete guide to "cyber monday".. includi

flies to jerusalem to stop the cycle between israelis and palestinians and two men go on trial in thailandused of carrying out the bank co -- bangkok shrine bombing. ♪ welcome to the program, kicking off this news hour with breaking news for you from the syrian-turkey border and are combing the area after anka rshg a downed a fighter jet and happened in the skies in the province of haiti in turkey by latakia across the border in syria and they say the plane was repeatedly warned ten times before they took action and denies they violated turkish air space at all, monitoring developments out of a turkish city near the syrian border and rory challenge is standing by for us in moscow and niev is in brussels and just take us through what happened. >> reporter: peter, at about 9:20 local time here turkish officials say that a russian jet violated the air space and ten warnings within five minutes to the pilot and when the warnings were ignored their airforce shot down the fighter jet in the area which is on in latakia on the border in turkey. now activists on the ground say the pilot ejected fro

thailand ... and would spend summers worrying if she would be bombed. she saw that worry come true when she was just five years old. "my aunt just pulled me by the hand and we just ran. we had to run up on the mountain, hiding by the cliff. looking down the hill we can see our house was burning." at the age of ninteen ... mone and her family came to iowa. but it wasn't a quick getaway. it took more than a year of interviews ... paperwork ... background and medical checks through the united nations to travel as a legal refugee. "i'm blessed. i'm lucky enough to come here. now i have a house i can call my home, i have my own car and i have my career, my job that i can work." with nationwide the backlash against syrian refugees coming to america ... mone relates to the violence the millions are trying to flee. "i feel the same way for syria where they're trying to look for a safe place, a better place for their future, for their kids, for the women, for everybody. just because of one fear that somebody created for them, now everyone's turning them down." s

more visitors arriving in thailand, but they're not doing it on thai airways.e're looking at a rough ride for the national carrier. trending business is back right after this. ♪ >> the stories making headlines around the world. the hp said nine people have died in brazil. the company says 19 are still missing after two dams burst at its joint venture. or than 600 people have lost their homes, and waste has traveled 440 kilometers downstream's, affecting freshwater supplies for 11 communities. the government has announced funds of $66 million. shares are down 2% in sydney. malaysia's prime minister will speak to the anticorruption agency as they investigate how almost 600 million dollars ended up in his personal bank account. the money came from a government agencies and the state linked companies. he denies that, saying it is from unnamed political donors in the middle east. pictures have emerged of israeli forces disguised as arabs staging a legal raid. one was impersonating a pregnant woman. they were searching for a palestinian man. later pictures show the i

they blame the weak sales in thailand, china and indonesia. >>> for more we go to the business reporter at the tokyo stock exchange. >> shares rose for a second day in a row and it ended at the highest close since august 28th. the broad er things were one percent. now the weak yen and positive corporate earnings pushed up today and then the electric jumped nearly 16 percent to a five month high after reporting a nearly 50 percent jump in the operating profits from april to september period. now we also saw strong demand coming in in japan and holding the banking and insurance units and rose after a day after the ip o's on wednesday. now for the losers there and earlierhis week they were dumped by the biggest client and now they're considering not buying air bags from tarks kata and others may follow suit. shares plunged and that's the maximum daily limit ending at a six year low. now in hours of trading and stack, i did lose monmentummome >> thanks. >>> moving ton the other markets and the shanghai composite dropped and shares in the financial sector rose on the speculation that a stock

wayne hay, al jazeera, thailand. >> like e.i, which allows it to become the most powerful antibiotics available. the detective in pigs and chickens in china, the livestock is routinely fed which is considered a last resort antibiotic. it is no longer able to kill bacteria, in the animals. crucially the mutations spreads easily which means kit travel around the world, causing untreatable infections. thank you very much, can you tell us more about how this happened what is behind this growing resistence well, in this case. is massny china. this year it is predicted that they are going to use around 12,000 tons of the antibiotics. just for the promotion of growth of animals. so this is provided in enormous pressure. they have done it very successfully, they always do and always will. so now they have developed a gene, which is present on a mass which is a small piece of dna. which cob pers resistence. a lot of the infections it is the only one we have left. so if these -- if these bacteria in the u.k. can pick up which has been fo

also the flood in thailand.ort found that in most affect did the income losses range from about 1.8% to eight in a half percent in thailand. climate change alone would rate government debt by about percent. it's not to say the developed countries are tempted. manila also suffered to some extent. u.s. new zealand japan that would be pretty significant. what can we realistically act from the climate talks in >> first of all this is a very important opportunity. progress overof the last two years especially to open hagan area bringing countries together with the private actor with the decisions. meeting marks a turning point. >> i think there is a lot of agreement now. almost all countries have made commitments. they're coming to paris with commitments area think the challenge will be to help countries implement area it's important that we also look at anything in education. to make sure that all countries can indeed follow up on the commitment that they are making. >> it's not the end of a process. ensurearis we h

>> guest: it was in 1979, and it was at the time of a terrible refugee problem on the border of thailand and cambodia, where vietnam had invaded cambodia. cambodia had been ruled by this terrible tyrant, but these refugees had crossed the border and they're just lying on the ground dying. it was just awful to see. and so three of us from the senate, all freshmen senators, went over to thailand and the border of cambodia and then into cambodia in order -- in order to call attention to this starvation, to try to figure out what could be done, how to resolve the problem. what happened in addition to focusing on this humanitarian crisis was that the three of us spent an awful lot of time together, long flights, i mean, to get from washington, d.c. to bangkok is three lakes in that flight, and it was long. but we got to know each other. i got to know max baucus who was my colleague in the senate, and we both served on the senate finance committee which was a very heavy-duty committee, and we were both interested in a lot of the same things, particularly international trade. and so we got to k

i'm hillary clinton some scary but very exciting moments in the skies over thailand were caught on at least two different dash cameras while drivers were moving around at night.it starts off with just normal traffic before the big flash comes across the sky -- and lights the dark sky up.the t- thai asonomical society believes it could be a "fireball" because of it's justin checks in now with your cbs 2 'weather first' forecast. main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our this morninga& -temratures around the areaa&- taking a look k at regional temperatures we see highs are mild a around iowa - the regional satellite/e/dar isiseeping conditions quiet - let's move ahead in time by taking a look moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we e mainly quiet conditions - today's forecast features temperatures- tonight's forecast has us looking for mainly clear & chilly conditions- the next three days show more dry and cool weather- our 7 day forecast does bring more cool weather to the area area a tech company in c