who doesn't want to see thailand get better? which group? go find out for me. >> reporter: police responding to the latest bombings say they're working around the clock to identify the suspects. the attacks are not only causing casualties and fear but damaging the image of the tourist friendly country. dhra dhirakaosal, nhk world, hua hin. >>> a former philippine president says unofficial talks with china have shown some encouraging signs. fidel ramos is acting as a special envoy to help break the two countries' deadlock over the territorial dispute in the south china sea. ramos spoke with reporters about his meeting in hong kong with fu ying, the chairperson of the foreign affairs committee of the national people's congress. ramos said the two agreed on the need for further discussions to build trust and confidence. he said a decision on formal talks will be made by president rodrigo duterte. >> i hope that there is a phase two coming up. and as to where this will take place, we don't know yet. we have to go back to manila to find out what

whwhile elephants in susumatra e habitat loss from palm oil, elephants in thailand face e a completely different set of problems.s. here, tourism is ffueling the illegal trarade of baby elephants. >> [speaking thahai] >> elephant rides, festivals, and camps are a must for thousands of tourists who flock toto thailand each yearar. but beyond the happy smiles, there is a dark reality behind the origin of these elephants. a brutal trade that experts claim threatens the survival of some of the world's last remaining populations of asian elelephants. >> we traveled to the region of chiang mai in northern thailand, home to many of the elephant camps enjoyed by tourists. >> there have been recent sites basesed in africa watching elephantnts, among other t thin, for a veryry, ryry lontimeme, whereas in asia there's very little e research has been n do. very little has been said about the dramatic drop in population. no one would have any idea that this species isis also endanger. >>ohohn roberts s runsn elelepht camp. he was one ofof the firsto recognize the link between the supply of elephant

thailand rocked by a series of explosions... including blasts in three of the nation's most popular tourist destinations... along with beach towns in the southern part of the country. naide says: "there was a bomb right down the street, and we are staying at a hotel just up the road. so it's pretty scary because we don't know if we're going to be able to continue having fun for the rest of the week." in all at least four others injured - including foreigners. hilling says: "this morning as i was laying by the pool. we heard two further explosions, quite loud, sounded very close to here." investigators - still trying to determine who is responsible - say the attackers used firebombs and homemade explosives. buttimore says: "i was going to meet my wife in bangkok tomorrow. but i'm actually leaving now because it not a nice atmosphere here right now, you know." americans traveling to or living in thailand are being warned to enroll with the u.s. for security updates. the state department is also warning that u.s. travelers should a

a string of bombings at the heart of thailand's tourist industry. police arrest 2 men after blasts hit popular resorts. 4 people are killed and dozens are injured. officials ruled out islamic terrorism. also coming up, the united nations authorizes an additional 4000 troops for its peacekeeping mission in south sudan but the government in juba says they won't be welcome. and scientists identified the greenland shark as the longest living vertebrate animal reaching ages of war hundred years and more. -- 400 years and more. sarah: i am h kelly. thank you very much for joining us. thai authorities have detained people for questioning after a string of bombings targeting popular tourist spots. at least four people were killed in explosions. police say they received some intelligence about possible attacks in these areas, but he was not specific could they also said they have ruled out links to islamist terrorism to the bombings, as the country struggles with a political and economic crisis. in a resort town, there are fears that this could affect visito

at least four people have been killed in a series of blasts in thailand. the attack of targeted tourist areas in the south of the country using firebombs and homemade explosives. dozens have been wounded and two arrested. authorities believe it was the work of international terror groups. they say the blasts bare the hall marks of domestic insurgents. they come in the week of last week's referendum vote giving more power to the military. >> thai police in force on the streets. this popular sea side tour i.r.s. town southwest of bangkok would normally be bus willing activity as thigh land celebrates the queen's birthday. instead, the streets are filled with police. thailand's prime minister appeal for the calm. >> i would like to urge all thais and the media not to panic. please help keep an eye on your situation as well as tourist attractions in every province. >> the attacks, which killed at least four people and injured dozens, appeared designed to strike the country's vital tourism industry. >> a lot of places are closed now. from two lso exploded other

fingers always point immediately to safed thailand -- south thailand, the seven most provinces.here was another explosion further south in thailand whichh leleft another personeaead, b it wawas not a tourist destinationr anythingng like that. right now they are really just trying to get the evidence, to see what has happened. anchor: adam ramsey,y, our correspondent in bangkok with more on these twin bombings in the area of hua hin. thank you very much. we have to leave it there. let's get a quick check on other stories making news around the world. in the united states, at least two people are dead and several more are missing after a huge explplosion at an apartmtment bk in a suburb of washington, d c. officials say they don't know what caused the blast, but some residents sasay there had been a smell of g gas. police in canada have killed a man they said was planning a suicide bomb attack. the suspect was known to authorities. he has been named as aaron driver, from winnipeg. he was under a court order not to use the internet or associate with extremist organizations. vote co

bank of thailand says it is monitoring develops closely.the other hand have fallen in 16 of the past 18 months. as of now, the bank of thailand has only resorted to verbal intervention. currency has been rising in line with other currencies. well, we could see the currency go stronger. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. ahead, southeast asia's digital economy could be worth $88 billion in 10 years. the regional president of sap is with us next. ♪ rishaad: a quick check of the business flash headlines. unemploymentuth rate is nearing a 20 year high with more than 70 million young people searching for jobs. that is the equivalent of the population of thailand. 150report saying about million young workers in the developing world live on around three dollars a day. rejected demands for a pay rise for workers saying there is no chance of agreement. they have called a one-day strike. no talks are planned and it has enough reserves to meet any shortfall in production. have a power plants combined 13 million tons of coal in stock. a conglomerate

economic aid that rewarded thailand's campaign against communism.the crisis and more crises the past two decades. the worst outcome could be a breakup of the country or civil war. the middle class and royalist elites have resisted seen in control. they reject the idea that they are forwarding democracy, saying the political system needs to be swept clean up the former prime minister's influence. the goal, critics say of political unity is unrealistic and what is needed is a robust ethical framework that allows politicians to fight and out without the risk of military meddling. you can read more about thailand's quick takes at ni quick on bloomberg. turning to u.k. politics and a bloomberg exclusive. when prime minister theresa may . she willks with e.u be hit with [indiscernible] their consents cover everything from free movement and security to fishing rights, to stopping the spread of other separatist movements. we are joined from berlin with more. tell us what did we learn. collaborative fair were we to run bloomberg reporters across europe and a

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jonathan head, bbc news, hua hin, thailand. rajini: for more on these attacks i spoke a brief time ago with a specialist on southeast asian politics and security. he is a professor at the national war college in washington. thanks very much for joining us. thai officials say it is too soon to speculate on who is behind us but say it could be domestic sabotage. what is your take on that? >> it is too soon right now. there have been no claims of responsibility. i think it is clear that we can write off foreign attacks such as isil. this is clearly domestically motivated. but that still leaves 2 broad categories of suspects, southern malayan insurgents who have been fighting for their own homeland for 13 years now, or it could be radical political opponents of the military regime that came to power in the coup of may 2014. rajini: which of those do you think it is likely to be? >> i honestly cannot say right now. i could argue it both ways. if it is in the insurgents, it is in their technical means to do it. it would be a bit beyo

many of the countries i visited particularly in singapore, and thailand thailand are countries that mimic the u.s. is tough on crime policy when it comes to drugs and drug laws. i will say that it's important to remember that even if we remember all of the drug offenders out of prison and change our laws around drugs which is critical we would still have an estimated approximately 1.5 million people in prison, still enough to make us up at the top. so the changes have to extend beyond drug laws and we have to rethink rules and regulations around a parole. we have to rethink all of the ways that we are dealing with violent offenders and not just nonviolent offenders. >> host: where did your interest in the topic come from?stor >> guest: it's around about story but i was doing a lot of work for the culture of crime and it i'm an english professor. i have written quite a bit bit about hip-hop culture andp american popular culture. and did a series of stories with me to be invited to do stories m and talks. from from the first time i did that i cannot look away. i think being in an educationa

ahead on wakeup -- details on multiple explosions in thailand near tourist areas. we have the very latest coming up. also this morning -- what republican vice presidential candidate mike pence milwaukee. a look back at his visit next. and - donald trump now says president obama is the found of isis. his latest remarks raising a flash flood watch is in effect for all of the fox 6 viewing area today. heavy rain and thunderstorms are possible today with the chance for some areas to receive up to 2 in just an hour. that could lead to flash flooding on roadways which can be very dangerous. remember - turn around, dont drown! we will see cooler temperatures today but dewpoints remain very highs. temperatures will be in the upper 70s to near 80 and dewpoints will be in the low 70s. rain and storms ease up on saturday with just an isolated storm possible then drying up for sunday. today: cooler but very humid with rain and thunderstorms. risk of flooding. high: 78 dewpoint: 71 wind: ne 5-15 mph risk of flooding. high: 78 dewpoint: 71 wind: ne 5-15 mph dewpoint: 71 wind: ne

. >>> a string of deadly bombings kills at least four people in thailand. take a look here. this is the aftermath of one in a sea side resort town. police are sifting through evidence. no group is claiming responsibility. the bombings have hit areas in central and southern thailand popular with are injured and so far, no reports americans are injured. avoid certain areas of thailand. >>> as early as today, democratic clinton could release her 2015 tax return and this comes as rival trump hints that his campaign could be in trouble in one conservative state. here's brian web. >>reporter: trump didn't sound like himself preachers in florida. he admitted his campaign is having problems in utah. >> we're having a problem because, you know, look, it could cost us the supreme court. we're going to have four or five justices put on. >> adding to trump's troubles, 70 republicans urged the rnc to steer resources away from donald trump and towards congressional races. something the republican national committee and the gop nominee denied. funding and i'm raising the money, and other p

a series of blasts rocks thailand. at least four people are killed, dozens are injured. authorities say the attacks are linked to local sabotage and not matthew perry dismisses his powerful chief of staff. we cross to moscow for the latest. and iran's top diplomat is in turkey for high level talks. it's the most significant visit by a foreign official since last month's failed kunal. -- cue. - kao. - coo. molly: we begin in thailand and the country was hit by a series of bomb blasts. 11 explosions went off in five provinces thursday and friday. several of the country's top tourist areas were targeted, leaving four people dead and dozens injured. authorities say they had intelligence about an eminent attack but they don't have exact information on when and where the assault would be. police have ruled out international terrorism calling the attacks local sabotage. here us the report. >> police search for clues for one of the bomb sites. two bombs went off within half an hour within each other 50 mears apart. hours later, another blast hits a popular getaway for foreigners

the bombings southern thailand popular with western tourist. ten foreign nationals are injured and there's no reports any americans are among the dead and injured. there's warnings from many countries including the united states to avoid certain areas in thailand. >>> as early as today, clinton could release her 2015 tax returns, and this comes as rival trump hints his campaign could be in a little trouble especially in one conservative state. here's brian web. >>reporter: trump didn't sound s evangelical preacher in florida. he admitted his campaign is having problems in utah. >> we're having a problem because you know, look, it could cost us the supreme court. we're going to have four or five justices put on. >> reports that 70 republicans urge the rnc to steer resources away from donald trump and toward congressional races. national committee and the gop nominee denied. >> there's no truth, but i'm funding. i'm the one raising the money, and other people are getting to use the money that i raised, and i mean, if it is true, that's okay too.

hua hin has a palace for thailand's royal family. friday marks the birthday of queen sirikit and the date has been designated as a national holiday. >>> forces aligned with libya's interim government say they have taken over the islamic state group's headquarters in the coastal city of sirte. the u.s.-backed forces said on wednesday they captured the convention center that served as the base for islamic state militants in the city center. the fighting reportedly resulted in more than ten deaths each among the libyan forces and the group. they're continuing their operations in several residential areas controlled by the militants aiming to liberate the whole city. islamic state militants have been in control of sirte since june last year. the city had been their largest stronghold. libya fell into chaos after the government of late dictator moammar al gadhafi collapsed in 2011. that allowed the militants to expand their control in the north african country. >>> athletes are vying for glory, security troops outside the venues are facin

it is holding up better than thailand but we are not overly optimistic.s joining us this morning to talk china. up next, the pound continues its downward slide. u.k. industry posts a modest gain. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> since brexit we have invested and asked her 500 million pounds in the u k economy in july alone because we are long-term believers that the u.k. is a great place to invest in. if we do not invest, other people will not. we still think that is true and whether that is a great city, the businesses, we are increasing looking at venture capital because there is some fantastic tech elegy being developed and they are all short of money. francine: that was nigel wilson who spoke to bloomberg tv on an exclusive interview earlier this morning. are lowery's shares after reporting profits that missed analyst estimates. of get to the bloomberg business flash. nejra: u.k. industrial production barely grew in june as the economy lost omentum before the eu referendum. output rose 0.1% following a 6% drop in may. manufacturing declined or a six-month. the

. >>> and thailand gives the green light to the military for a new contusion.hat it means if r that country. we take a closer look, live in the united states and around the world this hour. you're watching cnn newsroom. >>> a warm welcome back to the viewers in the united states and around the world. >> with the headlines we're following for you this hour, michael phelps took his 19th olympic gold medal in day two of the roio olympic games. he led the u.s. men's team to first place in the 4 by 100 meter freestyle relay. he now has 23 medals in total. >>> over a million people gathered in istanbul on sunday for a rally against last month's failed coup. the turkish president told the crowd he would restore the death penalty for coup plotters if the parliament approved. >>> and u.s. republican presidential candidate donald trump will kick off a new week of campaigning. his focus this week, the economy. he's set to address the detroit economic club on monday. >> the former acting director of the cia says he would trust hillary clinton with national security. >> but

strong gains coming in from thailand, gains of 1% there. companies in hong kong having a strong day today. up like 1.25%. meeker, export numbers, or trade numbers out a little later on. that will fill out the picture of what the slowdown story is doing to the region. the nikkei 225, still in the lunch break. we will resume trading in 15 minutes. a strong morning session. on,ne: coming up later europeans need not apply. we will see how he is leaving out the locals. coming up, the trade data from china. khiem do visits bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a check of the latest headlines, hong kong-based michelin trader this next is hack and a $70 million says clients will lose 36% of their deposit. in compensation, the exchange will offer tokens that may be reading for shares of the parent. it will reopen with limited functionality and the couple days. tuesday, it halted trading with deposits after the hack, sending bitcoin value down 20%. nissan is an early opponent of electric vehicles and has been talking to panasonic to selloff battery units. they plan t

warning their citizens traveling in thailand. this is after a series of deadly bombing attacks throughout the country-- leaving at least four people dead and dozens hurt. explosions rocked at least four areas of thailand overnight. officials have not yet determined who's carried out the attacks. donald trump continues to cause controversy....he's now calling president obama the founder of isis... the g-o-p presidential nominee says pulling u-s troops out of iraq led to the rise of the terror group. sense, if he would have stayed -- i didn't want to be there -- but if he would have kept a relatively small force, he probably could have prevented isis from forming." that was at a campaign rally in kissimmee, florida last night. trump has been an outspoken critic of the iraq war. meanwhile trump's running mate -- mike pence -- attacked hillary clinton and when he does his talking, he doesnt go tiptoeing around the thousands of rules of political correctness. he tells it like it is, and the american people hear him loud and clear chee

index i visited nine nations uganda south africa to make that thailand brazil owes trillions singapore and norway. my overall vision was to rethink the fundamentals of the criminal justice systemm by way of visiting otherr countr countries on which the prison system relies and to broaden the conversation around mass incarceration. want to broaden that to include especially the impact of the american system in these countries each represent a particular issue a one to explore a of solitary confinement or prisoner reentry to all of the arts, then justice that is a fundamental theme in rwanda. >> what is that prison about? >> what is getting attention lately it is very progressive as a society in general but coming to theomes t welfare in norway the principle of morality someone who is in prison in norway loses the liberty saly from social welfare when they come home they arere to be fully reintegrated into their society in that fos resulted in a very progressive sounding prison so they miscalled the open prison model and work the jobs on the outside and then come back to prison to come b

thailand would bite 95%. and thailand is a wonderful investor. the biggest investor. but however, i would say that, i would like to say i think i love this, your american fellow. laos has an excellent degree on the nuclear, on the green energy. and it's, i think, actually even, how to say, advocate use of purchase or sale of energy which should be green. that is very good. i think it's very progressive advance in the region. by saying that i think that thailand should buy only green energy from laos, and laos should build only green, had to say, green dam's. so just i think that's answer to your question. >> thank you for this information. >> another question before gene thinks of something else? >> thank you. i completely changed my question after that conversation. i'm from u.s. department of energy office of international affairs. i cover southeast asia including laos. my question is for everyone on the panel. in your respective positions and with your organizations, in what way are you incorporating climate change in the anticipated change and long-term rainfall,

pattani, an area of thailand, where muslim separatists have waged violence for the last 12 years. the violence has left more than six thousand people dead, since 2004. wildfires on the rise: a new study by harvard and yale universities found the increase in wildfires out west, will expose tens of millions of people to more air pollution in the coming decades. researchers found that by 2050, more than 80 million people will experience consecutives days with high air pollution because of wildfires. they say changes need to be made in fi programs in those high risk areas. happening right now in california: some residents are ignoring orders to evacuate their homes-- as the chimney fire-- continues to burn nearby. the chimney fire is burning near san luis obispo-- along the coast... intense, fast growing flames have scorched homes and structures in its path. many residents say they're not leaving their homes behind-- until the fire is closer. and a fire in southern taking a look at video of the rey fire. this one is torching land near santa barbara. this morning, officials say that it

indonesia looks interesting, thailand as well, and lastly india.ut earnings growth is still 17%. india is moving ahead with reform. yvonne: i have to leave it there. joining us from j.p. morgan asset management. ratings warning, australia's treasurer says the country's credit worthiness is at risk. we will be live in sydney, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: welcome back. you are watching "daybreak asia" . conomist warning cuts to australia's rates are losing impact. the reserve bank of australia worried about this, right? particular the deputy governor. he will take over the top job in september. he has said lowering the cash rate begins to lose effectiveness the closer you get to 1%. we saw a real world example right after last week's cash rate cut down to 1.5%. onlyig four banks here passed on have to cut to mortgage rate holders and raised rates for deposits, so that was a means to protect margins and capital. it is already the law of diminishing returns when it comes to the cash rate. yvonne: pretty much the same story when it comes to cent

ivan watson, cnn, thailand. >> a lot of questions with the what, who, and why.o continue to follow the situation there. >>> now france where some women could face fines if they don't reveal enough skin at the beach. the mayor of cannes, france, is temporarily banning women from wearing burkinis at the beaches. full-body bathing suits or overtly religious clothing. a move that is drawing heat from some human rights activists. cnn's michael holmes has this report for us. >> reporter: the burkini is a body-covering swimsuit with the face usually exposed, seen by many muslims as a modest way to swim in public. to the local authorities in cannes, it is a provocation. the new municipal law says beachwear that "on, stint -- that displays at a time of terrorist attacks is a risk of disrupting public order." as controversy grew, the mayor doubled down telling local media that "i am banning a symbol of islamic extremism." the law came into effect last month but is making news because a local muslim association, the collective against islamaphobia, says it will challenge t

. >> a hidden camera recorded this transaction in thailand. >> [foreign language] >> they work with local law enforcement authorities who move in to make arrests and free the children, who are sent to away in colorado, each success story is marked on a stone. >> this girl is 11-year old. that was in november 2015 in i -- in india. >> parker and his wife laura started the exitous road after living in thailand running a home for impoverished girls. >> one of the pretty girls, in particular would be shipped to sex industry. >> he figured as a foreigner, he could pose as a john to give information to authorities. word of their operation have gained notoriety to a celebrity connection. >> lorush drives it right field and goodbye. >> last year former chicago as a john. >> he's got that glorious beard but he was fine in southeast asia. >> la row sha quit baseball, but supported the efforts against child prostitution. once deals are made, police move in to make arrests. more stones to represent those rescued. but so many more left rick salinger, cbs4 news. >>> hockey fans -- that's was the reacti

the sky was based in thailand. they use agent orange on his base. he has a list of agent orange related illnesses. give him the benefits. it is so complex. they don't even know what their own rules are. >> if you have a problem call our helpline. the telephone number is on your screen. >>> we have a few raindrops on the lens here at frenchy's. 80 degrees with a strong southwesterly wind. there are some showers in the gulf of mexico. at st. pete speech, a little more sunshine. how the skies have looked most of the day. you can see developing clouds with much more sunshine than we have seen the past several days. that is the view now with almost an inch of rain falling in the lakewood ranch. the air temperatures come down but the rain is helping to drop those temperatures around the area today. down in rio in brazil, the temperure is 61 degrees at 7 am for tomorrow. 81 degrees noon and 80 degrees at 4 pm. the temperatures are in celsius because that is the way they measured in rio. a meteor shower is occurring thursday night into friday morning. this

up next, a series of deadly bombings in thailand. also to your help eco-spreads in florida, new action. cindy: and a drop in temperatures. also downpours and storms. the timeline on a nasty weekend of weather. erika: and the probe into a pennsylvania accident with a roller coaster. the key safety device the right did not have. >> metv's at 10:00 in boston with maria stefano and in comcast 940 two, >> you are watching newscenter 5 at noon. to americans in thailand after a wave of deadly bombings. there have been explosions in at least four areas of the country, including popular beach cities. at least four people are dead and dozens more hurt. it's not clear who carried out the attacks. now to two cases of apparent road rage being investigated by police on opposite sides of the country. guns involved in both a woman -- cousin bought them both. firrm around in one and in another the suspect firing shots at a car with a child inside. are looking for this woman, wildly waving a gun after a road rage incident moments before. this black an

a series of blasts rocks thailand. at least four people are killed, dozens are injured.uthorities say the attacks are linked to local sabotage and not matthew perry dismisses his powerful chief of staff. we cross to moscow for the latest. and iran's top

the ground also shot in bangkok, thailand.ne person in bangkok posted this, footage of lights swaying inside of an office building. to give you an idea of the distance between thailand and the epicenter, it would be as if an earthquake and san jose caused lights to sway in phoenix, arizona. >> and from italy we just received new information about a big earthquake there. the latest reports saying as many as 50 people were killed. that number is expected to go up as searchers dig through that rubble. this measure between 6.0 and a 6.2 and there have been about 40 aftershocks and one of them was a 5.5 aftershock. we will keep an eye on all of this and all of these earthquakes and bring you the very latest. and also, check our social media platforms are more information. >>> also happening today, san jose police discussed a game sweep that resulted in the arrest of a police officer. he is a nine-year veteran who is accused of helping an asian street gang. janine joins us now from san jose from headquarters with that story. >> good

overseas police in thailand are trying to figure out who's responsible for a wave of deadly bomb blasts. multiple explosions hit four cities overnight. killing four and wounding dozens more. u.s. and other governments are advising citizens to be extra careful. >>> more breaking news out of fayetteville where two people shooting. police say just before 1:00 this morning several people were involved in a fight at a store parking lot on north eastern boulevard. during the melee shots were fired. the two men struck are at the hospital. right now we don't no if any arrests have been made. >>> this morning we may learn more about the shooting in broad daylight that killed a mother of three. >> fayetteville detectives searched for a suspect since it happened on tuesday. and they now say he's behind with what we know. >> reporter: police say christopher lee is charged with the death of angela taylor. she was shot in the stomach as she walked down the street on tuesday. police picked up lee yesterday and charged him with first degree murder. fayetteville police say this happened around 6:30 in t

geological survey says that her miserable as the tremors were felt as far away as bangladesh india and thailand for a local expert at the us geological survey are monitoring not seismic activity clearly right now they are based in colorado many of them and jim hawley is live at the facility that's a golden right now with more on these earthquakes. >> i know getting some new insight to the earthquakes overnight. world for the past 24 hours if you're 24/7 all the time all hours these pores in the case of the activity around the world of the glue here is the activity is happening in italy right now this is the quake that occurred a short time ago as well over the past 24 hours all of that very complicated and to help us decipher some of that right now is as much as gavin is thank you for joining us you have a couple of monitors right here and give us an idea of what we have and what we see on the boards are. >> this shows some of the real-time activity as we are recording it and this orange is squared to the earthquake to happen last night that the red lines attaching that earthquake tool seismic

. >>> a series of explosions is under investigation, in the seaside resort town in thailand. today, alone, there have been after two previous blasts last night. one person is dead, nearly two dozen others are hurt. and tourists have been flocking to the resort town, celebrating the birthday of the thailand queen. no word on the motive for the explosion. >>> another look at the forecast for marty. it sounds like anybody out to the south might see a little rumble tonight. >> yes, that would be true. around here, during the day today. and we are looking at a couple of storms, here and there. and of course, this is what the heat ok area. looking back to rio, again, we have some interesting weather going on down south, and there for us, we've seen a few storms, in southeastern colorado, and that is going to continue here, for the next hour, hour and a half, and really more like an hour, in southeast, especially down around lamar with thunderstorms down in that part of the state, and just starting our day today, so some lightning going on, down there. and line of thunderstorms, and

police in thailand are trying to figure out who's responsible for a wave of deadly bomb blasts. multiple explosions killed at least four and wounded dozens careful. >>> more breaking news out fayetteville where two people were injured in a shooting. police say just before 1:00 several people were involved in a fight on north eastern boulevard. shots were fired. the two men that were struck are at the hospital. also right now we don't know if anyone's 1 arrested. >>> this morning we may learn more about the shooting in braid daylight that killed behind bars. emma wright is in the studio right now with what we know. >> reporter: police say christopher lee is charged with the death of angela taylor. she was shot in the stomach as she walked down the street on tuesday. fayetteville police say this happened around 6:30 in the evening near andy and ike streets and a man presumed to be lee was coward on on a motorcycle. police say that christopher lee and angela taylor had gotten into an argument before he shot her. >> she had been involved in some type of disturbance. verbal altercati

leaders are telling americans in thailand to stay safe following a series of bombing attacks. bombs exploded in at least 5 y o central and southern part of that country. the attacks killed at least 4 people. thai police say the violent since linked to islamic terrorism. >>> a fire damages a home in littleton. a fire started near west fairview and kendall. it started in the kitchen this time. and an oxygen tank may have exploded in the garage. no one was home at the time. >>> happening today, you may notice a lot of police and and la pan. crews are doing a mock emergency natural gas drill. this is just west of the light rail. it all should start around 9:00 this morning. the drill should last about 2 hours. >>> this is the news in campaign 2016. there's 87-days left. can you believe it until the election. hillary clinton is off today, but she could release her 2015 tax returns. donald trump is in pennsylvania today and he admits that problems in places including utah. >> i'm having a problem because look, it could cost us the supreme court. we're going to have four or five just

it was a big earthquake felt in neighboring countries of thailand and bangladesh. people are posting photos and videos on social media and one image shows a demolished temple . that was felt hundreds of miles in either direction. this image shows a parking lot in india where people evacuated. the ground also shook in bangkok, thailand even though it is more than 620 miles away from the epicenter of the quake. one person in bangkok showed footage of light swaying inside of an office. and that is like an earthquake in san jose causing lights to sway in phoenix arizona. that is the distance. >>> it has been two years since the big earthquake hit napa. >> that disaster left thousands of buildings badly damaged. people's lives were turned upside down. many of people -- for many of people the recovery has been incredibly slow. explaining why repair work has taken so long. >> reporter: yes, mostly it is a matter of money and not everyone was able to secure federal aid during that time that it was available. we are here in downtown napa and this behind us is first presbyte

authorities in thailand have no idea who set off two bombs hidden in planters on a busy street. a female street vendor was killed. 20 people were hurt. not clear what the motive was for the bombings but thailand has been plagued in recent years dead, dozens hurt following a huge explosion at an apartment complex in maryland in a suburb of washington, d.c. residents reported the smell of gas. two people were found dead. they smelled some sort of gas. rescuers are searching for more victims. there are still some residents unaccounted for. >>> stocks on wall street achieving a rare feat for the that hasn't happened since 1999. the dow gained 117, closing at 18,613. s&p gained 10 points. nasdaq gained more than 23 points. >>> stocks for macy's getting a 70% boost today after the retail giant announced it will close 100 stores. macy's says it's in an effort to compete with the rise of the online shopping outlets. the retailer has not yet released the list of stores that early next year. >>> young people using art to combat hate. the 10th annual hate crimes prevention art exhibit open