sumi so what's going to thank you for joining us at least one person has died in thailand after tropical storm public made landfall on the country's southeast coast rain a stormy season seventy kilometer per hour winds or a slamming communities in the region authorities have feared it could be thailand's worst storm in three decades now public. making its way west over the malaysian peninsula across the provinces of knock on sea tamarac as well as tiny where several popular tourist islands are located over a dozen other provinces are said to be affected as well does every reporter carl london hola is in the area for us will be speaking to him in just a moment's time but first this report on the efforts by thai authorities to limit damage and save lives. thai officials got to work early preparing for the storm red flags warning the public to keep out of the increasingly stormy seas. authority set up a refugee center in the province of narconon see time about on thursday helping vulnerable communities a scape public's path. some six thousand people were evacuated in this region alone . officials

to crown prince mohammed bin said a man in a southern thailand is bracing for the arrival of tropical storm public forecasters are predicting torrential rain strong winds and waves up to four meters high when the storm makes landfall later ferry services have been suspended bangkok alway's has also stopped flights to the popular tourist island of coast hundreds of people have been moved to shelters of florence lawyers life or so from a coast summary so florence what's the latest we're hearing now. although as you mentioned topical storm is forecast to make landfall if you're not hungry tama on friday evening it's about noon here in thailand now see tom right is about one hundred fifty kilometers south of where we are we are now on the island of course somewhere in the gulf of thailand originally the eye of the storm was full cost to cost through coast somewhere but that forecast changed in the last forty eight hours but here we're still feeling being in hearing the effects of the incoming storm i'm not sure how much you can see behind me but the waves are much more powerful than normal that

thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years has left one person dead and another missing as rain wind and surging seawater trees and brought down power lines it's now we can to a tropical depression but the risk of flooding still remains florence louis reports from coast somewhere in southern thailand less than twenty four hours after it made landfall public has been downgraded to a tropical depression the province of the concept appears to have been hit hardest by the storm die we live by my god but the only five or six minutes after the storm hit the roof was blown away. dozens of buildings have been damaged power supplies disrupted and streets flooded thousands of people way vacuity to ahead of its arrival a bad fall or there is wind and rain we have children in our family so we hurried here the head of our village urged us to leave as well. the tourist destination of coast and other islands nearby suffered no severe damage as the eye of the storm passed farther south than initially forecast. public it's unlikely to have a long term effect on tourism or economic growth in the s

tropical storm makes landfall. as you can see the game is only played by older generation the younger ones have different tools to play with. game five thousand years old struggles to survive in this age of social media. the u.s. government's partial shutdown now begins its fourteenth day in the deadlock of a funding for president trumps border wall appears far from over late on thursday the new u.s. house of representatives now controlled by the democrats passed a package of bills aimed at bringing an end to the shutdown but it's likely to be blocked by the republican majority senate and the president because it doesn't include funding for a border wall along mexico's renewed his demand for the barrier saying it would stop thousands of what he called criminals from coming in wells and jordan as more from washington d.c. . do you solemnly swear it's a day of firsts for the one hundred sixteenth u.s. congress do you solemnly swear that you new faces and some familiar ones being sworn into office and then getting dow

trees blew off roofs and forced thousands of people to have to evacuate it's thailand's first tropical storm of thirty years or until he joins us live from the tourist island close to moist so florence as we said the storm has made landfall what is what's happened on the ground. well the storm is now moving in a northwesterly direction across the thai the southern provinces of ivan and it seems to be losing strength it's expected to be downgraded to a tropical depression. by the end of sausage day the storm would have moved into the andaman sea the worst affected area surf os seem to be not kongsi tama where as you mentioned the storm made landfall on friday afternoon trees were uprooted buildings were damaged electricity poles were down streets were flooded but thousands of people have been evacuated ahead of the storm and loss of lives has been kept at a minimum now the worst seems to be over for not consciously tamarod which bore the brunt of tropical storm and services that was suspended on friday looks set to resume on soc today that says and seems to be the case for some way as well wh

tropical storm is the first major storm of this year it's already brought heavy rain and rough seas to vietnam and it's forecast to make landfall here in thailand and it's unusual and unseasonal because. it's hit thailand in january when seventy years it's expected to hit all provinces in southern thailand and the potential for damage will come not just from rain but also when waves and surge of the time where the department has said waves could reach up to as high as four meters here in co some way an island in the gulf of thailand the forecast is for heavy rain to continue right through till saturday a marine park close to here has been shut for the next three days and ferry services have been suspended and fishermen have taken their boats in from sea into harbor or further up river to prevent damage authorities in the salva say they are bracing for heavy rain flash floods and landslides and they've prepared flood relief centers that could potentially take in tens of thousands of people. a string of dutch islands in the north sea are enjoying a sudden windfall after a cargo lost by a

bait your tropical storm it's time led already here could be one of the worst storms in decades as it calms coastal villages and tourist hot spots in southern thailand with winds and torrential rains we'll go live there in a moment also coming up. targets hundreds of german politicians media reporting that attackers have put private phone numbers credit card information at other data online have the latest on this developing story plus democrats reclaim power in the house of representatives with more diversity and more women than ever before the first order of business ending the government shutdown without funding the president's border wall. well i'm terry march and welcome to the program at least one person has died in thailand as the country's worst tropical storm in three decades makes landfall on the country's southeast coast tropical storm public has hit the shore of not see tom or on providence bringing it rain heavy rain with it and stormy seas seventy kilometer per hour winds. already say public is moving westward and could trigger flash flooding through the night perry serv

tropical storm public has weakened after making landfall in southern thailand but the risk of flooding remains early one fisherman died and another is still missing after their boat capsized storm knocked down trees blew off roofs and forced thousands to evacuate it is thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years florence louis has more from the tourist island of coast. well the storm is now moving in a northwesterly direction of course the tide the southern provinces of thailand and it seems to be losing strength it's expected to be downgraded to a tropical depression now and the latest for concert that by the end of sausage day the storm would have moved into the andaman sea the worst affected area so far seem to be see tama where as you mentioned the storm made landfall on friday afternoon trees were uprooted buildings were damaged electricity poles were down streets were flooded but thousands of people have been evacuated ahead of the storm and loss of lives has been kept at a minimum now the worst seems to be over for. which bore the brunt of topical storm and services that was

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i'm sumi so misconduct thank you for joining us at least one person has died in thailand after tropical storm public made landfall on the country's southeast coast rain stormy seas and seventy kilometer per hour winds are slamming communities in the region and what is thailand's worst storm in three decades now public is making its way west over the malaysian peninsula across the provinces of nakhon see tomorrow as well as a sort of tiny oh we're several. popular tourist islands are located over a dozen other provinces are also said to be affected a deal the reporter karl funda hola is in the area for us will be speaking to him in just a moment but first this report on the efforts by thai authorities to limit damage and save lives. thai officials got to work early preparing for the storm red flags warning the public to keep out of the increasingly stormy seas. provisions got underway in the province of not corn seed time out on thursday authorities brought many residents to centers providing shelter. thousands of people were evacuated from their homes and into the patients. officials patrolle

to possibly a weak tropical storm or even a tropical depression so let's put the satellite image into motion for you you can see the clouds affecting not only most of southern thailand but also into myanmar as well this is what we're looking at right now in terms of the speed when it made landfall we're talking that the storm has sustained winds of seventy five. as for our making a speed of eighteen kilometers to the northwest it's going to continue making its way towards northwest across that very narrow strip of thailand right there and into the southern tip of min mar as well so we're going to still see over the next twelve to fifteen hours as across into thailand we're going to see quite a bit of heavy rain across this area we've already seen in one location about one hundred ninety nine millimeters of rain falling just in the last twenty four hours so the amount of rain coming out of the storm is still quite impressive as we go towards saturday the storm is going to enter on to the other side into the adamancy so we're going to watch net and then really still continue to bri

it's changed but we're still feeling the effects of tropical storm it hasn't stopped raining and the waves are much stronger than usual and people have been told to stay out of the water. the storm is losing strength as it crosses southern thailand and heads into the ondemand sea but the amount of rain it dumps in the region still means a better threat of severe flooding florence louis al-jazeera. our ministers from latin america and canada say their governments won't recognize nicolas maduro as venezuela's president when he's sworn in for a second term next week the limit group of states meeting improves capital to discuss how to step up pressure on the door oh say elections in may we're not credible and they're calling or power to be transferred to the national assembly. can be held. by the country because of a political and economic crisis. more from. the foreign ministers of the fourteen countries members of the group decided not to recognize. next president to take over office again on january tenth they said didn't comply with international standards not transparent it didn't ha

well in other news thailand's first tropical storm in three decades has killed one person as it made landfall on the southern coast on friday storm public has not downed trees and utility poles but is fast losing speed though the risk of flooding is still a possibility because of being advised to avoid the tourism hotspot with ferries and flights suspended on the popular island of coasts a movie from left florence louis reports. tropical storm public unleashes its fury on southern thailand meteorologists say the timing is unusual as it's well outside of the monsoon season. made landfall in the province of new concept on friday hours earlier than expected the government issued a maximum alert warning for the area officials had given orders days ago to start releasing water from some reservoirs in the southern provinces to lower the levels and reduce the potential for flash floods. thousands of people living in low lying coastal villages have been moved to higher ground schools are shut with some buildings turned into emergency shelters the oil and gas industry has also been affected mo

degrees there where here across china we are going to start to see some of the moisture from tropical storm down here in thailand make its way up here towards the northeast we're going to be seeing mostly cloudy conditions as that stream of moisture pushes up here towards the northeast we don't expect to see too much in terms of rain in the area annoying may see a shower or two of the terms are there about twenty one degrees and then as we go towards monday's some of them when she gets up here towards the north and we're going to be seeing some rain in your forecast at nine in shanghai it is going to be a cloudy day for you with the temps are there of about ten degrees over here towards taipei we are still seeing some clouds in your forecast maybe some showers with a temperature of twenty two. bigger and potentially more dangerous that's the best way to describe what's happening with a smoking alternative known as favorite i enjoy the taste of the harmful effects of what smoking does between two thousand and thirteen and two thousand and fourteen alone we start tripling in use among us high

southern thailand is bracing for the arrival of tropical storm public for crossed as i'm predicting terentia will rain strong winds and waves up to five meters high when the storm makes landfall later ferry service is of being counseled while bangkok airways has stopped all flights to and from some of the airport hundreds of people have been taken to shelters set up by the government florence louis is our correspondent following developments on the other to florence they're clearly expecting it to be pretty bad. as invitees it was just received word in the last few minutes going to be strong topical storm made landfall just slightly over an hour ago in compound distrait in not calling feed tamad one of the provinces in southern thailand that's about one hundred fifty kilometers south of where we are in coast on we an island in the gulf of time and now the eye of the storm was initially meant to last through coast somewhere but that for cost changed in the last forty eight hours we are still feeling seeing and hearing the effects of the storm i'm not sure if you can hear behind me but you can

and how thailand avoided calamity after tropical storm. and it's more convincing when the third round of the english f.a. cup here that story of the. now the u.s. says it doesn't believe saudi arabia's version of the murder of the journalist. and will continue to push for answers a state department official says the kingdom's investigation and handling of the killing lacks credibility and accountability the u.s. secretary of state will continue to pressure the saudis for answers when he visits riyadh next week my pump ayos eight day trip to the middle east include the u.a.e. egypt and qatar plus and jordan has more from washington. eight countries eight days not much time for sleep a lot has been packed into the secretary's agenda here not only is he going to be putting pressure on riyadh to elevate its credibility about the story that it has been telling about the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi it's also going to be putting pressure on all eight countries that he is visiting to was do more to try to withstand the influence of ir

initially forecast to pass through coast that it's changed but we're still feeling the effects of tropical storm it hasn't stopped raining and the waves are much stronger than usual and people have been told to stay out of the water. the storm is losing strength as it crosses southern thailand and heads into the on demand sea but the amount of rain it dumps in the region still means a better threat of severe flooding florence louis al-jazeera. the un's human rights office says saudi arabia's trial into the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi may prove to be insufficient on thursday saudi media reported eleven suspects that appeared in court in riyadh for the first time state prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for five of the defendants but no names were released the u.n. wants an independent investigation with international involvement like hannah joins us live now from the united nations tell us more about what the human rights body has to say about this trial in saudi arabia well u.s. body making very clear that it cannot vouch for the impartiality off that legal process in riyadh that

forecast to pass through coast some bad tests it's changed but we're still feeling the effects of tropical storm it hasn't stopped raining and the waves are much stronger than usual and people have been told to stay out of the water. the storm is losing strength as it crosses southern thailand and heads into the on demand sea but the amount of rain it dumps in the region still means that a threat of severe flooding florence louis al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera why some white farmers and zimbabwe said the latest government compensation offer is too little too late and the rights offender is under attack in colombia crest and the consequences of a peace deal with rebels. nice pink scarring spy the taj mahal. or as the sun sets in the city of angels. well we're going to welcome back here in a national weather forecast well a mix of rain and clouds across parts of china over the next few days you can see the clouds down here particularly over the northern part of vietnam but as we take a look what's happening here on saturday the rain's going to continue to push down here towards food show sh

al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in tow also coming up hundreds take shelter in thailand as tropical storm makes landfall bringing fears of widespread flooding and landslides. hackers target all of germany's political parties except for one on the far right. as you can see the game is only played by older generations the younger ones have different tools to play with also ahead in iraq people would gain five thousand years old struggles to survive in this age of social media. the u.s. government's partial shutdown begins day number fourteen on the deadlock over funding for president donald trump or the war appears far from over now late on thursday the new u.s. house of representatives now controlled by the democrats passed a package of bills aimed at bringing an end to the shutdown but it's likely to be blocked by the republican majority senate and the president because it does not include funding for a border wall along the frontier with mexico mr trump renewed his demand for the barrier saying it would stop thousands of what he called criminals from coming in also in jordan has more now

it's changed but we're still feeling the effects of tropical storm it hasn't stopped raining and the waves are much stronger than usual and people have been told to stay out of the water. the storm is losing strength as it crosses southern thailand and heads into the ondemand sea but the amount of rain it dumps in the region still means a better threat of severe flooding florence louis al-jazeera. reports say eleven people from the same family have been killed in airstrikes by the u.s. led coalition that's fighting eisel in syria local sources say that happens in the village of shuffle in the dealer's or province close to iraq's border it is an area controlled by eisel it comes as a joint investigation by al jazeera and the intercept reveals the u.s. military is actually intensified its bombing campaign against deisel in the region since president trumps announcement of a withdrawal of american troops the report says the fiercest attack in the past week occurred in the. village on the euphrates river which is held by i saw five has also dozens of people been killed in days of fighting

thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years has left one person dead as rain wind and surging seawater uprooted trees and brought down power lines it's now weakened to a tropical depression but the risk of flooding still remains thousands of tourists were left stranded when airports from ferry services were shut down before the storm public made landfall thousands of residents were also forced to evacuate florence louis has been following the story from the island of course some a week. we're seeing a loss of lives at a minimum and really it appears to be the worst of the storm has passed and by the time that department of the storm has moved on to muncie it has already been downgraded to a tropical depression it's still bringing rain and winds but nowhere near as strong as when it first made landfall on friday off and here on. his resume and sun has just come out it was raining this morning but it really appears that the worst of the storm is over this is also a part of the world where it is quite common to receive heavy rainfall at this time in fact people the people who live in. did

thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years has left one person as rain wind and searching seawater uprooted trees and brought down power lines is now weakened to a tropical depression but the risk of flooding does remain thousands of tourists were left stranded when airports and ferry services were shut down before storm made landfall thousands of residents were also forced to evacuate louis has been following developments on the island of. we're seeing a loss of lives at a minimum and really it appears to be the worst of the storm has passed and. the storm has moved on see it has already been downgraded to a tropical depression still bringing rain and winds but nowhere near as strong as when it first made landfall on friday afternoon. and sun has just come out it was raining this morning but it really appears that the worst of the storm is over this is also a part of the world where it is quite common to receive heavy rainfall at this time . people. in the rain and the waves in the much stronger than usual but there was a sense that this was even though this was unusual this was s

tropical storm has made landfall in southern thailand, bringing torrential rainfall, strong wind, and a surging seawater. there are fears it will be the worst weather system to hit the country in decades. affect some ofll the best known tourist resorts. and thees are deserted waters are muddy on the coast. residents are getttting ready to leave. and some other areas in the south, people have evacuated and been taken to shelters. docked --ies remain here, ferries remain docked. visitors are stranded. >> some more water. we know the hotel will look after us. up to 80nd of kilometers perer hour, thehe stm is expected to make lanandfall later r friday, bringing heavy rain and torrential downpour. officials have taken preventative measures. in some places, dam water has been released into rivers to lower water levels. the prime minister warned of intentional consequences. >> there will be heavy rainfall since we have to be prepared for flooding or an impact on transportation. we need some time to resolve problems. this disaster is caused by nature. than theweaker typhoon, there are fears i

thousands of people in southern thailand are fleeing the path of the worst tropical storm to hit the andfall in the early hours of friday local time, sending trees crashing into houses. thousands of people have left the islands of koh samui and koh phangan. our world affairs editor, john simpson, reports from koh samui. this was just the start of it. it hit the two northerly islands hard early on in the day, by noon it was starting to close down the island of koh samui as well. the roads were empty of traffic and winds of 50 miles an hour or more were blowing down trees close to the sea. the emergency services were out in force, though in the hours of daylight, the number of injuries was still quite small and only two deaths have been reported. yesterday thousands of visitors, thai as well as foreign, tried to get off the islands while we still could. but some stayed, because they could not leave or perhaps because they wanted to see what was going to happen. sam and miranda from chester came to celebrate his 30th birthday. we were able to get out and stock up pretty quickly, so we fi

initially forecast to pass through coast that it's changed but we're still feeling the effects of tropical stormit hasn't stopped raining and the waves are much stronger than usual and people have been told to stay out of the water. the storm is losing strength as it crosses southern thailand and heads into the on demand sea but the amount of rain it dumps in the region still means a better threat of severe flooding florence louis al-jazeera. all right time for check in on the weather now kevin's here again that's right we know because we've made landfall that doesn't mean we're quite out of the woods yet with all the rain that's going to seeing where the system i want to show you what we're looking at right now we're looking at a lot of clouds but not as big as a normal system you'd see maybe making landfall in the philippines or in taiwan but we are still dealing with quite a bit of rain with this particular storm the winds have come down since the last time i spoke to you were down to about sixty five kilometer per hour winds last time there were seventy five the storm is moving to the northw

forecast well here across china we're going to be seeing increasing clouds and rain from our tropical storm that's here in the bed been gone now that storm is going to be pushing all that rain and moisture up here towards the northeast over the next couple days not looking too bad here on sunday you can see the clouds extending appeared towards central china down here we're going to be seeing rain across parts of vietnam but as we go towards monday it's going to be on the increase we're going to see more heavy rain up towards the north and out here towards east for joe a rainy day for you at seventy shanghai may see the rain later in the day with the terms of their of the. nine degrees there but over here towards hong kong it's going to be mostly cloudy with a temperature of twenty two well public is making its way towards the west as i mentioned and we're still going to seeing some residual moisture in thailand myanmar but it's going to be the nicobar in amman islands that we are going to be watching in terms of flooding next where we can be seen as a very heavy rain across much of that ar

well we could be looking at a historic tropical storm making landfall in thailand in just a few days or green all the details in just a moment but here it is right here on our satellite image take a look at the path of the storm over the last few days the storm is continued to make its way towards the west but very very slowly and we have seen a lot of rain come out of the storm particularly in the southern portions of vietnam where we've seen some flooding associate with that as well right now the storm only sixty five kilometer hour winds gusting up to about eighty three moving to the west at nine but let me tell you a little bit about the historic part of what the storm could be no cyclon has ever made landfall in thailand in the month of january also in the month of february or march either so this is one storm that could be doing that in the next couple days the last tropical storm that did make landfall here was in one thousand nine hundred sixty two when we saw nine hundred thirty five people die that was the greatest tests that we had seen with any tropical storm this is goin

on foreign stay on the island of course in thailand where the damage caused by tropical storm is not as bad as initially feared. also ahead by donkey's are facing extinction in northern nigeria. the u.s. president donald trump is threatening to impose a national emergency as a partial government shutdown enters a third week a meeting with senior democrats failed to resolve the deadlock over mr trump's demand to fund a border war with mexico negotiations will continue through the weekend in washington patrick or haim as the latest. the two sides emerged from both sides of the white house with very different impressions of how their meeting went and they had a very very productive meeting a lengthy and sometimes contentious conversation with the president. with democrats now in charge of one chamber of congress they came to the white house to try and find a compromise to reopen the government the president says he won't sign a bill that doesn't spend five billion dollars on a wall the democrats say they simply will not spend a penny to build it they only seem to agree on one thing in f

the affected areas include phuket, and kosamui. 1962 was the last time a tropical storm made landfall in thailand, and this storm is rolling through at the height of the tourist season. we'll be back after this. >>> robert kimball in brentwood mailed us a half inch envelope, all about that refrigerator right there, and a three-year-long back-and-forth with samsungayhe bought the refrigerator in 2014 but the ice maker was usele, producing slush, not ogged appointments us warranty, 20 of them. he figured a new refrigerator was the solution but samsung said no, so he mailed his case to us. we contacted samsung and robert says it offered him a full refund, more than three grand, so he could go out and buy a new refrigerator. the company didn't explain what happened with those 20-plus service calls, but samsung told us it will "carefully review mr. kimball's experience in an effort to constantly improve our processes." we think that's a key part of the resolution here. yes, speaking up time-consuming, but companies that have kinks to work out, might not even know unless customerse photos a

now, tropical storm has been downgraded to a tropical depression. (jrstone) the criminal trial in saudi arabia of individuals suspected of being involved in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi does not meet u-n human rights requirements.the u-n has called for an independent investigation, with international involvement, and those requests have not been addressed, according to u-n's office of the high commissioner for human rights. khashoggi, a vocal critic of the saudi crown prince is believed to have been killed inside the saudi embassy in turkey on october 2, 2018. <"now while we are aware that a trial has taken place in saudi arabia, this is not sufficient, first of all. second of all, we are against the imposition of the death penalty in all circumstances, so just to make that clear as well."> turkish and us authorities have linked involvement in his death to the highest members of the saudi royal family, despite their denials. (jrstone) up next -- support continues to pour in for the family who lost thier 7-year-old daughter in a horrific

thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years of has left one person dead and another missing is rain wind and surging seawater uprooted trees and brought down power lines it has now we can to a tropical depression the risk of flooding though still remains for and slowly with the support from coast summary in southern thailand. less than twenty four hours after it made landfall public has been downgraded to a tropical depression the province of no concept appears to have been hit hardest by the storm. but. only five or six minutes after the storm hit the roof was blown away. dozens of buildings have been damaged power supplies disrupted and streets flooded thousands of people were evacuated ahead of its arrival. follow me there is wind and rain we have children in our family so we hurry to hear the head of our village urged us to leave as well the tourist destination of coast and other islands nearby suffered no severe damage as the eye of the storm passed farther south than initially forecast. public it's unlikely to have a long term effect on terrorism or economic growth in the sout

. >>> a tropical storm has been down gradesed to a tropical depression, but not before it delivered a deadly punch in thailand. the disaster management agency blames at least three deaths on the storm, two people drowned, a third was killed when his boat capsized. though the rain has eased, flash floods are still a threat and derek van dam has the latest on it. >> the storm struck right during the height of the tourist season. it is a beautiful part of the world. and a lot of people had to evacuate the islands, get on to the mainland to seek shelter. and now the storm has moved on, it has weakened, but trees were toppled, there were reports of waves between 3 to 5 meters. you know, tropical storms and typhoons are very rare in southern thailand. only two recorded since 1945. the big threat here has been the heavy rainfall. some locations in southern thailand receiving twice the amount of their average. unbelievable. so here is the storm not too organized at the moment. latest information from the joint typhoon warning center again has this weakened to a tropical depression. we're givi

government to the presidency and to the judiciary southern thailand is bracing for the arrival of tropical storm public forecasters are predicting to renshaw rain strong winds and waves up to five meters high when the storm makes landfall hundreds of people have been moved to shelters very services have also been suspended a joint investigation by al-jazeera and the intercept has revealed the u.s. military stepped up its bombing campaign against isis its after president trumps decision to withdraw american troops reports say eleven people were killed in u.s. led strikes in northern syria in ice or controlled territory saudi arabia says eleven suspects in the murder of journalist have appeared in court for the first time state prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for five of the defendants it's not known if they include two recently dismissed officials linked to crown prince mohammed bin men. brazil's new president jalal has held his first full cabinet meeting since getting sworn in two days ago his chief of staff and house to purge of government contract is considered sympathetic to previou

forecast to pass through coast some that it's changed but we're still feeling the effects of tropical storm it hasn't stopped raining and the waves are much stronger than usual and people have been told to stay out of the water. the storm is losing strength as it crosses southern thailand and heads into the on demand sea but the amount of rain it dumps in the region still means that a threat of severe flooding lawrence louis al-jazeera. now pakistan's prime minister has told the president of turkey he wants to strengthen the relationship between the two countries ahead of his two day visit imran khan has already agreed to transfer schools set up a lend to a turkish charity turkey blames glen's followers for an attempted coup in two thousand and sixteen. reports turkish president john and pakistan's prime minister him on hama arrived at the presidential complex and after friday prayers this is homs first visit to turkey since taking office and there were many issues to discuss the law of the connection between turkey and focused on the. i want to stress. the we want to dig this relationship

thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years has left one person dead and another missing as rain wind and surging sea water battered the country's southern coast it's now we come to a tropical depression thousands of people have been left homeless. tensions run high when the far right and pro immigrant groups rally that is one of melbourne's famous landmarks the demonstrations were held at the popular st kilda beach under heavy police security a far right groups were protesting against melbourne's youth crime problem which they blame on people of african descent they were opposed by a group supporting multiculturalism. hundreds of yellow vests protesters are back on the streets of paris demonstrations first began in the denver of a proposed fuel tax hike which was later banned them by president emanuel mark all the protests have often turned violent at least ten people have died. thousands of anti-government protesters are back on the streets of hungary calling for an end to new labor laws which allow employers to demand up to four hundred hours of overtime a year opposition group

initially forecast to pass through coast that it's changed but we're still feeling the effects of tropical storm it hasn't stopped raining and the waves are much stronger than usual and people have been told to stay out of the water. the storm is losing strength as it crosses southern thailand and heads into the undermanned sea but the amount of rain it dumps in the region still means there's a threat of severe flooding florence louis al-jazeera. reports the eleven people from the same family have been killed in airstrikes by the u.s. led coalition that's finding i saw in syria local sources servia time captain of the village of shot in the drams or province close to iraq's border and an area controlled by i saw it comes as a joint investigation by al jazeera and the intercept reveals the u.s. military has intensified its bombing campaign against arsenal in the region since president trump announced a withdrawal of american troops there are reports that say the fiercest attack in the past week occurred in. the village on the euphrates river which is held by ourself. also dozens of people killed

tropical storm pabuk, with 75 kilometre an hour winds and lashing rain, is the worst storm to hit the0 years. thousands of people had to flee the area. now, what a great way to start the new year, matching 7 numbers and finding yourself nearly £115 million richer! that's what happened to frances and patrick connolly, from county down in northern ireland, who say they've drawn up a list of 50 people whom they intend to share their euromillions win with. here's chris page — there are some flashing images in his report. it's the time of year when lifestyle changes do happen. but they are very rarely as dramatic or unexpected as this. on new year's day, frances connelly was knitting a jumper at home when her husband patrick looked up the lotto results online. checked my numbers and they all were ticked and i thought, does that mean we have won? i went on the bbc website, i checked the numbers there, again a match. i then went on a third website and i checked again and they matched, so i turned the computer to frances and i said, "i think i've got some good news for you." and i said some t

ferry service is a been suspended in the areas are being evacuated as a tropical storm approaches thailand's southern coast hundreds of people have already been taken to shelters set up by the government officials say a tropical storm public could cause torrential rains strong winds and waves of up to four meters one russian tourist has already drowned while trying to save his daughter. in the strong waves well you're up to date with the news coming up next the one to one east hacked the bangladesh bank heist thanks for watching my colleagues in the who will have more news in half an hour. i could also president discusses his hopes for the country and the region and challenges including poverty migration corruption and the case of julian assault. lennon merino talks to al-jazeera. it was a daring raid. tens of millions of dollars stolen from bangladeshi central bank via the federal reserve bank of new york and then laundered in the philippines. the money and the thieves then vent. and steve on this episode a one on one east we investigate one of the biggest bank robberies a modern times and

thailand‘s met office says tropical storm pabuk will bring strong winds and seven metre waves, but ithas convicted three men of being involved in the murder of bbcjournalist ahmad shah. mr shah, who worked for the bbc‘s pashto language service, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen last april. a spokesman for the attorney general‘s office has told the bbc one man was sentenced to death, the others to six and 30 years in prison. $75 billion has been wiped off the value of shares in the technology giant, apple, after it warned that its latest revenue figures would be worse than expected. apple shares ended the day 10% down on wall street. the revenue warning, prompted by weaker sales in china, fuelled falls in the main us stock markets. we‘ll have more on that in asia business report later. a clean—up operation is underway in the netherlands, where beaches have been littered with shoes, flat—screen televisions and children‘s toys. the objects drifted ashore after nearly 300 shipping containers fell off a cargo ship during a storm. around 100 soldiers have been sent to the islands as part

flooding coming towards the country this massive cloud which is moving into the gulf of thailand is tropical storm per book sustained winds around seventy five kilometers per hour gusting to around ninety kilometers per hour strong enough to do some damage that's certainly the case the situation is that the storm will continue to edge is way further north woods and west which is be go on through the next twenty four hours will say before does eventually make landfall so that's friday spicher huge amounts of rainfall coming in there will be widespread flooding across a good part of central and southern thailand maybe as much as three hundred millimeters of rain over the next three days or so we are going to see widespread flooding problems coming in across the country that's it serious some will then change as we go on into the weekend the system makes its way through and we're going to sit gradually pushing up towards bangladesh. the weather sponsored by cat time nice. cultural history subscribe layer upon layer at times erase others have been made to reinvent. through the transformative power of

thailand's met office says tropical storm pabuk will bring strong winds and seven metre waves, but ite channel in response to a rise in the number of migrants crossing from mainland europe in small boats. the government says nearly 540 migrants attempted such crossings last year, about half of them in the last few months. scientists are testing a new breathalyser that could revolutionise how cancer is detected and diagnosed. it's designed to find early signs of the disease in molecules in breath. early diagnosis is often crucial to saving lives, but in england almost half of all cancers are diagnosed at a late stage. one of the men behind the new breathalyser lost his wife to colon cancer, after a late diagnosis. she wasjust 36. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns reports from cambridge. i will just fit this over your face... this looks very simple, and it is — a breath test. but it's also highly sensitive. the idea is that patients breathe into it for ten minutes or so, and then their sample will be tested for chemical signs which could show cancerous cells. the revolutionary th

also going to be dealing with a tropical cyclone as well this is going to be mona now mon is a tropical storm right now we don't think it's going to get any stronger than that but we do expect to see some flooding with this storm makes its way towards fiji over the next few days the warnings are already out for flooding and we are going to be seeing the possibility of mudslides as well as landslides and the time from sunday to monday as well as into tuesday down here across parts of new zealand well things are not looking too bad for the north island partly cloudy conditions for auckland but down towards christ church it is going to be a little bit rainy with a temperature of eighty degrees. rewind returns or care bring your people back to life start with brian new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries there has been a number of reforms put in since the program called full rewind begins with muhammad the to. the global. and the other student i was very fortunate to be awarded a scholarship rewind on al-jazeera. welcome back with al-jazeera just a quick look at the top stories this h

to be putting it at the top of the agenda in southern thailand is bracing for the arrival of tropical storm public for causes i'm predicting to wrench will rain strong winds and waves up to four meters high when the storm makes landfall late to ferry service has been canceled bangkok and ways have stopped all flights to and from sam we airport hundreds of people have been taken to government shelters. ethiopia is expected to finish building its grand renaissance stand by the end of two thousand and twenty two the water and energy minister says it should start producing energy in twenty twenty dams part of ethiopia's bid to become africa's main power exporter and neighboring egypt is concerned the dam could lead to major water shortages. thirty three million visitors are heading to greece every year and they're helping revive a previously depressed housing market non europeans are being encouraged to buy with the chance to get a visa to stay if they spend enough johnson reports from athens. has just sold this one bedroom apartment to a chinese investor it has a panoramic view of athens but u

right in one thousand nine hundred it was a one thousand nine hundred sixty two we're talking tropical storm harriet making a very similar path as what this is can we show the these satellite real quick of where the storm is located so you see where the storm is located right now just the southern part of the coast of vietnam the storm's going to be making a turn to the northwest in forty eight hours we do think we're going to sing landfall this is a very similar path as what harriet made as a tropical storm and harriet we're talking over nine hundred people are dead because of that storm of course we're talking one thousand nine hundred two things were a little bit different than but they also saw ten thousand people made homeless by the storm i don't think the numbers are going to be anything like this but still they don't see storms like this every day like this in the philippines does so this is something we're watching i unfortunately the flooding is going to be a major issue here i don't think the winds can be a problem but storm surge and waves are going to be a big problem when can.

very dark future very services have resumed in airports reopened in thailand after the first tropical storm in thirty years moved to shore and left one person dead and another missing that didn't cause the major damage that had been feared barnsley reports from. southern thailand. less than twenty four hours after it made landfall public has been downgraded to a tropical depression the province of no concept appears to have been hit hardest by the storm. but. only five or six minutes after the storm hit the roof was blown away. dozens of buildings have been damaged power supplies disrupted and streets flooded thousands of people were evacuated ahead of its arrival. fall there is wind and rain we have children in our family so we hurry to hear the head of our village urged us to leave as well the tourist destination of coast and other islands nearby suffered no severe damage as the eye of the storm passed farther south than initially forecast. public it's unlikely to have a long term effect on tourism or economic growth in the southern provinces financial losses will stem mainly from the fac