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thailand and cambodia. thailand says it's withdrawn from the world heritage convention to protest a move regarding a disputed temple. thailand's decision was made during a unesco meeting in paris over the weekend. it came after the u.n. body agreed to consider cambodia's management plan of the disputed pravahear temple. thailand believes that plan would threaten its sovereignty. in bangkok, the prime minister abhisit vejjajiva stood firm on the issue. >> reaffirming that it simply doesn't make sense to accept the idea. it clearly will have an effect on the dispute that is ongoing, and it will only contribute to further tension and greater risk of violence. >> in 1962, the international court of justice ruled that the 11th century pravahear temple belonged to cambodia that both claimed sovereignty over the surrounding area. thai and cambodian troops had flashed several times since unesco had a temple as a cambodian world heritage site in 2008 in the face of opposition from thailand. following thailand's latest move, both thai and cambodian troops have reportedly been placed on alert. and that wraps up our asia bulletin. i'm dhr

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now russia must modernize its economy in the next few years regardless of who is in charge president medvedev to be in outlining the country's direction at the annual some people spoke for and of our top business leaders he also warns that the government's larger role in the economy along with corruption threaten development and must be tackled also using isn't always in the peters workforce and he said hello it all sounds very grand but how does the president actually see modernizing russia happening and tell us one of the obstacles that lie ahead as well. but there are certainly a lot of obstacles and president medvedev knows that became very clear and has for real with his hometown as president that he thinks modernization is the way to go into the future with russia and he clearly outlined all of the obstacles that the country is facing first must take a listen i had to say about modernization of the whole process and it's called. if a serious choice is not only a major green knew all of outdated elements in the economy but all public institutions used we need we hesitate to say sorry about many bad habits we can focus only on the step by step development question that would be a mistake which we should focus on the following improvement over the investment climate in russia to create new jobs in the regions the creation of police and other security forces treatment of the effectiveness of the jurisdiction system and finally the modernization of government employing modern approaches and the centralizing power. of course one of those bad habits so to say as the president phrased it he was talking about was corruption it's no secret that corruption is widespread unless of course in many other emerging economies it's widespread as well the president clearly wants to fight it this is the warning we have the russian officials that are corrupt. the noose around the neck of those who practice corruption should be taught and and the whole of russia agrees with this without exception which corruption is very difficult to do with a government should be purged of corruption in a more decisive way for that purpose we should enhance the way those suspected of corruption or dismissed from public service. well joining me now here in st petersburg to speak more about modernization and the challenges that russia is facing especially in terms of the economy is daniel tracepoint he's from u.c.l.a. thanks for being with us i'd like to begin with the president's speech of course once again we heard the trend of modernization crops in the centralizing the government. one of the detail problems if you could tell us briefly that are hampering this process right well he's touched on some very familiar themes we heard a lot of help from corruption the need for police reform the need for the judiciary and so on for proof that that's fine that this is part of the trial but the problem really has been for mentation many speeches and many programs that failed so it's less clear ground level this has really changed the way that your approach because most of the so russia how do you think those steps could begin to be taken where does it need to start at the lowest level it's the story the whole of the civil tenuously to i think everybody knows the most effective techniques for fighting corruption say proving the effectiveness of the state and that is to introduce more political competition although. at the same time as increasing freedom of press or sometimes we exaggerate or in the west. the restraints on the president are for some saturated but still to have was genuinely independent of publications television channels which helped tremendously the question is whether the breach if at this point is prepared to take more risks than he has in the past and also of course in cooperation with the prime minister to lead to introduce elements of political competition to media freedom that have become still. sorry russia last ten years another thing i have you written about is that the exaggeration of craps in russia because really in all emerging economies it's a big problem why does wasat take so much stock for it what's the excepts well in the west people look at russia and they always seem to have in mind russia's nineteenth century history and a very evocative look for a descriptions of corrupt officials gogol's of the fed for other writers and this gives the impression that corruption russia is really something quite unique so impossible to fight effectively that russia is captured by its history my approach is to look at russia here and to other middle income countries. when you do that you very quickly find that all these countries almost all these countries have serious problems with corruption they have problems with their political systems that quality of democracy soft to russia for me seems awfully unique in this respect which doesn't make fighting corruption any more any less essential the president also mentioned that it is expected that by the end of this year russell will finally pass this accession to the deputy a what will this mean for ordinary votes it will really affect them yes i think it will be a cio of russia's admission to the bt w t o will not just be about free trade although obviously various will be produced the also give out in facts i think. it's likely to create a sense of great possibility of russia to encourage more western investment in the country especially especially if it's accompanied by serious economic liberalization by shrubs and reforms for the business climate and some of those reforms quite naturally associated with the here and of course that all adds to the push for modernization as well tenuous reason thank you very much from. i fear at the economic forum we will continue our coverage over the rest of today and tomorrow as the world's modern innovators top business executives and world leaders gather to debate the challenges facing the modern world and of course get. much much more to come over the weekend here on our team from the us and that is what internationally for many. business team is also keeping track of what's coming out of the forum and some people's book we'll have more on the financial world and what it was there in around fifteen minutes time right here see. the u.s. congress is threatening to cut funding for america's military campaign in libya which is a racking up a bill of at least ten million dollars a day but the white house is refusing to ask photographs in an approval of military action which is required by law the president is allowed ninety days before asking permission and that runs out of this weekend parties are gone h.d. can shed some more light on the subject. u.s. lawmakers are saying that president obama has to either stop waging war in libya or ask for congressional approval the lawmakers claim that the military action will violate the nine hundred seventy three war powers resolution if it does not and by friday and they mean this friday ninety days after the intervention began under the u.s. constitution to wage a long term war the president needs to get authorization from congress and the obama administration will certainly find a way to get around the requirement by referring to his right as commander in chief as well as certain legal speed you know up to this day the administration has refused to say war when it comes to their actions in review they call it kinetic military action but it was written as a result of that kinetic military actions of unions are bombed every day a group of international observers is now in tripoli including a former u.s. congresswoman cynthia mckinney we spoke with her a few days ago she said be heard and they counted eighty nine glassed in just one day those are civilian neighborhoods eighty nine bombs dropped in just one day there is a lot of concern that the voices of those who are clapping that were in tripoli go unnoticed in the international community but here in the uighurs it seems the voices of the majority of americans those who oppose the u.s. military involvement in libya also go unnoticed by the white house the administration continues to stress the good cause that they pursue in the beer but certainly say the administration also seems to be in denial when it comes to the will of their own people regarding the issue as well as constitutional procedures legal experts say there is not much congressman can do to force the president to comply at least with the u.s. constitution because there are ways to get around ways the obama administration seems to be using extensively most congressmen now criticize president obama for as they say ignoring congress the capitol hill observers say it's mostly political games that the lawmakers are playing to score points by snubbing. president come the day to actually volt the majority of them will vote for more military spending as they always do but there is a small bipartisan group of congressmen ten people who went further than verbal rebuke sent they sued president obama on the grounds that he's violating the constitution but everybody here knows that the lawsuit is certain to be dismissed on procedural grounds because the u.s. supreme court has determined that members of congress do not have standing to file such suits and this is where it hits a dead end that it makes me wonder whether or not u.s. lawmakers actually have the capacity to effectively represent the people. right there and i still to come for you on the program here when our. woman's world at the bottom of the earth we join a russian filmmaker during her eleven month research expedition in there and thought it good to hear why she's drawn to work in i see isolation. and u.s. judges casting doubt on charges against the alleged russian gun runner calling the prosecutor's evidence against him thin boots accused of smuggling arms to colombian rebels and labeled by the u.s. as terrorists and is currently awaiting trial in new york jail is the lawyers asked the judge to dismiss the charges claiming they don't prove boot knew the arms would be used against america it was extradited to the u.s. from thailand last year when he was arrested in an american sting operation in march two thousand and eight. all right let's bring you up to date on some other top stories this hour and a top saudi official says yemeni president ali abdullah saleh will not return home so it's not clear where he will stay there was no detail as to whether the decision was taken himself as the government demonstrators demonstrations excuse me have been taking place in yemen for over three months now to force him to quit he flew to saudi arabia for treatment after being wounded in a rocket attack. syrian security forces have expanded their assault deploying tanks into northern towns a violent crackdown on anti-government protesters has already forced over nine thousand to seek refuge in turkey the syrian army's actions against its own people have been denounced by these leader human rights groups say more than fourteen hundred have been killed since. greece has appointed a new finance minister in a major government re

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thailand. do not go away. >> we continue our broadcast with a look at elections in thailand. there are mass anti-government protests in bangkok which triggered a military crackdown. thailand remains bitterly divided. the battle is between the democrats, supported by the so- called yellow shirts, and the party backed by the red shirt supporters of the former prime minister. this party is being headed by his youngest sister. he is living in exile in dubai. >> the lines are clearly drawn in thailand, yellow shirts against red shirts, city residents versus the working class rural. thailand has been divided for years. if one side is in power, the other side takes to the streets. the last large-scale protests began in bangkok in march 2010. on the 19th of may, the army launched a crackdown and tanks moved in. more than 100 people were killed during the protests. in june 2011, the election campaign in thailand is in full swing, as the prime minister falls behind in the polls. >> it is a very tight race. we have dropped back a little. people are suffering because of high prices. my challenger is new and people are paying more attention to her. >> the red shirts see her as -- see

thailand thank you big. well we're staying in thailand now because the case of a russian man the u.s. accuses of being an international arms dealer will be heard in a huge new york court on thursday well victor boots been awaiting trial since his arrest over three years ago in thailand as are things more important are reports his detention raises many questions over the legality of the case. he is the russian citizen america fought relentlessly to adopt it target was secretly and swiftly extradited to the u.s. seven months ago and this may be where he stays indefinitely if found guilty on arms smuggling in terrorism related charges before years convicted he's looking at life there's no parole there's no early release on the federal system. really the only way in the federal system to get a reduction in your sentence. a significant reduction is if you cooperate with the united states government some have argued. needs to be on captain america's team however captain america is being accused of playing dirty and illegally to remove the air cargo business man from thailand according to documents released by wiki leaks all levels of washington top to bottom mounted political pressure against bangkok to gain custody of boot in the us cable dated august thirteenth two thou

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thailand. so, we're going to thailand for the wedding. yeah.at's where you go, okay. something's going to go crazy. >> have you been to bangkok? >> jimmy: no. >> you should go. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: will you ever go back? >> i would actually love to go back because we had such an intense experience there. it was like -- our production schedule was so insane, but also the city is so insane. i mean, it's like nothing you could ever imagine. you go, it's hot. it's sweaty. it's dense. it's like -- it's 600 million people in a two square mile radius. just everyone on top of each other. and it is so hot and crazy. >> jimmy: and then add you, zach galifianakis and bradley cooper and you got "the hangover: part 2." >> there you go. >> jimmy: i'm very excited. we have a clip of the movie. here's the great ed helms in "the hangover: part 2." ♪ >> get that monkey in here, stu! >> he won't let go! >> stu, get back in the car! right now! >> i'm fine! slow down! [ car engine revs up ] ♪ ah! he's so soft! [ horn honks ] look out! >> oh, a tight squeeze. >> i

if a man goes to thailand, a pedophile goes to thailand and pays for sex with a child, if he is caught federal laws and can be punished to the full extent of the law if convicted. if the man in the u.s. is caught, he's a sex offender, go 10 to 15 years in jail. if he pays $25 for that sex act, he'll most likely if he's caught get a slap on the list, maybe not be booked. if he's booked he could get a $300 fine and a trip to john school. so in 19 states in the country there's something called the mistake of age defense where a man can literally say, it's a valid argument, i'm sorry, judge, i thought she looked older. that is used as a defense, a legal defense in 19 states. it's on the books. we have a terrible problem here in our -- >> and other parts of the world. >> yes. but right here in the u.s. we have a terrible problem with underage trafficking for sexual exploitation and one of our biggest problems is, we have great federal laws. our local laws, our state statutes and often they are behind the times. they are looking at kids who are in prostitution. >> victims. slaves. >> they're

preoccupied by matters of -- to do with pakistan, in the same way if you're sitting in thailand, you'd be preoccupied about thailandng in pakistan. >> there are al qaeda and al qaeda affiliates, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula here, al qaeda in iraq here. this comes from the council of foreign relations. they say 50 to 100 active al qaeda members in afghanistan, hundreds in algeria. al qaeda in iraq, some other jihadist groups. pakistan, 300 plus, somalia, yemen. what's your sense of obviously in comparison to 9/10, pre-9/11 al qaeda and today, it's weakened, fractured. but what about the army al qaeda -- >> the formal members of al qaeda have always been a small number. around 9/11 there were 200. you've got 300 in pakistan, 50 in afghanistan, those numbers are accurate. people influenced by al qaeda's ideas, you're looking at several thousand. you do the math here, you know, in somalia, several thousand people, you know, influenced by al qaeda's ideas. if you added it all up, you're looking at 20,000, 30,000 people, who have, you know, really subscribed to al qaeda's ideas. you know, prance a slightly larger gr

thailand by then and believe in them from all walks of life. the latest edition of thailand's oldest and most popular and millet magazine ruled off the presses. this twice-weekly glossy sells thousands of copies to collectors and dealers abroad. the analyst businesses worth hundreds of millions of dollars a year. but how does this believe in all things magical square with thailand'smage as a modern nation state? there is no contradiction, he tells me. in fact, the magazine has gone high tech to tap into the growing market, launching its own ipad app. >> collecting analysts is not just a hobby, but an investment. now they can see it straight away on the ipad. >> the pressure and demands of modern life applies to ancient traditions. will that help keep faith alive or kill the mystique that lies behind it? >> the final countdown for the shuttle fleet. >> in just over two weeks, atlantis is set to blast off one last time. after three decades, the shuttle program is coming to a close and the workhorses of the dark sky are in the process of being decommissioned. >> atlantis, the last shuttle, soon to embark on its last ever mission. and now here come the astronauts. there is only one question on everyone's minds. how do you actually feel about being on the last ever launched? happy? sad? a little bit of both? >> happy, sad, a little bit of both. >> that is a very good

thailand. the russian businessman has been awaiting trial since being arrested in the last sting over three years ago in thailand so the charges against him include conspiring to terrorists conspiring to kill americans. the rise of the bust the fall of the rest of talks to russia's a former deputy minister to find out which countries have things will dominate is the world's economic markets in the future. hello again and welcome to spotlight they interview show on the tape i'm now hearing of and today my guest is. view. political and business leaders from around the world i'm gathering in st petersburg for the fifteenth international economic forum to discuss new ideas and current issues the motto of the event is merging the leadership for a new era but does it mean that old leaders are not the kings of the hills anymore let's ask the former russian deputy finance minister. if you get. put into the u.s. department of state the investment climate of russia has strengthened in recent years but corruption and all stable legal framework and economies dependence on natural resources are all patches that are eroding c

from thailand the russian businessman has been awaiting trial since being arrested in the u.s. train operation sting operation rather over three years ago in thailand. coming up next security for the u.s. a headache for the rest report to see how the world views america's ever spreading military presence. will hold or give the money to make them who's giving it and. to protect us from. these are all questions that somebody like obama shebang. it just didn't happen the empire it was it was designed and those bases just came along like you know some terrible cancer. when you see how much money is at stake and in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of flights to take off from kadena air force base every single day involved just that one base in that one country on one day and have involved thousands of gallons of jet fuel. repair and maintenance and parts for those aircraft the rationale for these bases is that they're continually practicing and training and using the equipment and then running the personnel through their paces and and feeding them and and so on and that is an incredibly expensive operation this is what. pre

thailand. we would like to work more closely. it is a complex period in thailand. you all follow the situation closely. we have an election on july 3rd. we have been involved deeply in discussions with our friends in thailand about our expectations and work closely with indonesia on the situation on the thai/cambodian border which we hope to remain peaceful in that respect. overall, we believe as a treaty ally then this is the relationship we need to focus on more and in the next several months is likely to be decisive. cambodia and laos, both countries in which the united states had important smaller engagements with respect to our overall programs, we have put in place schedules of strategic engagement which frankly have been remarkably productive. we like to take these to the next step over the next year or so. some of the other things i would like to say, process of creating deeper institutional commitments in asia and whether it is the asean secretariat or a clearer sense of how the asean plus six engages in acts of the e a s. it sounds easy but is extraordinarily challenging. that is one of the things the united states wants to work on over the course of the next several years. the united states has

thailand. world wide wicked weather. people hardly cleaned shops and businesses in thailand and even schools still closed.rrie cleaned up storm. >> this flood in philippines devastating! >> closer to home. snowfall continues in the sierras take a look at this! lake tahoe. we are not talking about just floors a huge blanket of fresh snowfall. many people heading to the high country with not just flurries--a huge blanket of snowfall. >>jacqueline: that is a courteous byproduct of the storm the we saw, yesterday. through golden gate bridge. that fog is going to reformulate overnight and into tomorrow especially along the coast. temperatures warmer tomorrow. and that warming trend will continue this weekend. the satellite is showing fog close to the coast. partly cloudy skies to the north. to the east bay, the south they call will slow the clear but that fog will get even worse overnight. 6:00 p.m., the fog will be bay-area wide but it was still back, quickly. still hovering near the base tshore. along the san mateo coast expect it to more and even cooler temperatures. elsewhere there warming up with 80s in t

thailand. the producers have been promising a big surprise. usually a big surprise in thailanding a penis where there wasn't supposed to be one. the suppressis up surprise i wo the return of bentley. he pretended to be interested but the whole time said terrible things behind her back. of course she fell in love with him. for the last two weeks it seems like all we hear is the name bentley. >> my heart is still aching from bentley leaving. >> tough week, bentley leaving. >> it was so person when bentley left. >> spending time with him is really what i needed to start getting over bentley. i'm afraid i would have overlacked him if bentley was still here. i'm so scared i'm never going to be able to get over this bentley thing. spending time with the guys is really what i needed to start getting over bentley. i'm really scared to open myself up to somebody who might become another bentley. part of me wants to tell him how i felt about bently and maybe it will sur pass what i felt for bentley. now that bentley's gone, i'm seeing a lot of great things in other guys. i've been thinki

his extradition to the us from thailand a russian businessman who has been awaiting trial since being arrested in the u.s. sting operation over three years ago in thailand the charges against him include conspiring to terrorists trying to get americans and. now max kaiser is up next with co-host stacey to tell us about some of the lengths island is going to ready cash including scavenging the sea bed folks to sell a scrap that's on the kaiser report coming up next. max keiser this is the kaiser report money is getting tight i'm reading that the state of ireland is actually scavenging the sea floor looking for a copper left by the telecommunications industry to sell for scrap their drudging their own seabed first scrap copper that's how bad it is in ireland and around the world let's get all the updates from stacy herbert max actually you know that story reminds me of the seventy's when inflation was raging and money was tight and oil in particular was out of control in price but the seventy's also reminds me of times square when you had a lot of hustlers there shaking you down but i still have my leisure suit. or leisure suit as much of the world calls

thailand's prime minister directly about boot the u.s. attorney general and state department were encouraged to call the thai ambassador highlighting a massive drug enforcement administration commitment to thailand and the us ambassador in bangkok urged the thai government to issue a public statement of disappointment at the judge's ruling not to extradite boot the way things stand right now they're willing to flaunt every international law to get what they want and that means doing all these illegal things in the case of extradited marshall say kidnapping. was arrested in bangkok in march two thousand and eight during a u.s. sting operation he was charged with conspiring to sell weapons to colombian fark rebels i'm so lucky asians type rejected america's extradition request when an entourage of armed u.s. agents removed him from thailand following a decision of the thai government his extradition was still not legally approved the covert operation was kept secret from russia boots family and his attorney. the case was not finalized and was moved to the u.s. going to use various means political and others outside the boundaries of jus legal process to get victor boot that means that your boot is not getting a fair deal to this day tire fishel is have not provided official documents explaining the legal grounds behind the extradition. meantime victor pooper means in the u.s. prison held in solitary confinement his wife doubts her husband will receive a fair trial from the country she says violated international and bilateral laws to get him to watch and it's clear to everyone that the case has long been moved from the sphere of laws to politics i think around there i would love to think that the american court is unbiased but i have strong doubts about it because i think such pressure could be put on anyone including th

thailand's prime minister directly about boot the u.s. attorney general and state department were encouraged to call the thai ambassador highlighting the massive drug enforcement administration commitment to thailand and the us ambassador in bangkok urged the thai government to issue a public statement of disappointment at the judge's ruling not to extradite boot america's the world's most powerful nation but it's not more powerful than the world unfortunately the way things stand right now they're willing to flaunt every international law to get what they want and that means doing all these illegal things in the case of the extradite him or i should say kidnapping who was arrested in bangkok in march two thousand and eight during a u.s. sting operation he was charged with conspiring to sell weapons to colombian fark rebels on two occasions it's high court rejected america's extradition request when an entourage of armed u.s. agents removed him from thailand following a decision of the thai government his extradition was still not legally approved the covert operation was kept secret from russia boots family and his attorney. transfer victor boot to america is a violation. of european treaties signed in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight which the offenders cannot be extradited roys the case was not finalized and was moved to the u.s. economy here to use the various means political. another's outside the boundaries of if you really want to get a group that believes that your boot is not getting a fair deal to this day high officials have not provided official documents explaining the legal grounds behind extradition this despite repeated inquiries made by the russian foreign ministry by becker. we know for sure that on november sixteenth two thousand turned at the moment pete was physically taken out of its own prison his case was being considered by the time i caught of the peals that is why there are no legal grounds for him to face