the plane has been grounded since last year following 2 crashes which killed more than 340 people vesta gaiters blame falls on the flight control system for the incidents with the test flights amy aiming to evaluate new upgrades. the coronavirus pandemic is posing challenging challenges for people all around the world residents in a city in thailand have got their hands full with gangs of hungry monkeys with tourists staying away and locals forced into lockdown food has all but dried up the monkeys are taking matters into their own hands probably in the streets desperately looking for something to eat and that is causing tension between humans and apes. at 1st glance these could almost be scenes from a zoo fearless primates ruled the town center of rock but really in central thailand the city is famous for its ancient temple ruins and for its population of around 2 and a half 1000 mechanics for years city residents have had a love hate relationship with their long tailed neighbors the monkeys attract tourists but they're also prone to create mayhem since the pandemic business is almost

one the one east travels to the borderlands of mean mars twin vesta gate what's driving asian meth through and why authorities are powerless to stop it. this is the so-called golden trying a border region known for its beauty and the tories for drugs. behind these mountains is myanmar we're standing in thailand and over there is a highway making it really easy for traffickers to bring drugs over the border and straight to the cities of thailand it's a perfect combination of geography infrastructure supply and demand. were on the frontline of the drug war. joining a thai military patrol trying to stop the massive flow of methamphetamines coming across the border. colonel. is the leader. he's overseen some of thailand's biggest violent busts. there. covers more than 30 kilometers of the border. many encounters and gun fights. this team killed 5 traffickers doing the bust but there are always more willing to take their chances. traffickers with backpacks full of meth can run across the border just a few minutes. depends on the size of. backpacks or just one way to traffic mess and the stagger

well vestas have become aware terry that they somewhat had gotten ahead of themselves with those strong gains on the stock market since the middle of march the outlook that the federal reserve chairman gave in particular for the labor market was much more pessimistic than for example this relatively strong labor market report last week in the us might have indicated also everyone in the us is aware that those emergency support schemes that the federal government and the u.s. has put in place for the labor market will run out at the end of july and that there's no follow up in sight yet all this has made investors more hesitant more nervous again. come out how does the fed's action compared to other central banks are also been trying to support markets. well terry generally speaking all major central banks have acted quickly and with bold monetary policy measures if you compare the fed and the european central bank the fed has said that there are no limits on its asset purchases on the purchases of bonds on the bond markets the european central bank still eases talking about certain limi

those who were involved but with potentially hundreds of suspects and a lack of a clear motive and vesta gators face an uphill battle in untangling exactly what happened here see a diplomats from the united states and russia are meeting in vienna to discuss control the talks come 8 months before a key nuclear weapons pact between the 2 nations is due to expire around the world only 9 countries have nuclear weapons and over 90 percent of those weapons belong to the united states and russia they each possess of a $6000.00 warheads all knowing father hind is china with around $300.00 europe's 2 nuclear powers that would be france and the u.k. have 200 or rather 30200 respectively the remaining countries israel india pakistan and north korea each have fewer than 200 warheads now more on today's talks in a moment but 1st let's take a look at how the u.s. and russia arrived at this point. this state of u.s. russian arms control negotiations today makes the cold war look congenial by comparison the intermediate range nuclear missile treaty or i.n.f. was signed by a us president ronald reagan an

president on all trump has authorized thanks sins against international criminal court officials and vesta gauging u.s. conduct in afghanistan the i.c.c. has rejected the measures calling them an unacceptable attempt to interfere with the rule of law and these 10 soldiers in ivory coast have been killed and then attack as a northern border post. several others have also been wounded it's not yet clear who is behind the assault. the united nations says it's horrified at the discovery of mass graves and the libyan city of tarhouni and other areas recently retaken from forces loyal to war old khalifa haftar maybe as un recognized government says the graves contain the remains of their soldiers who were taken prisoner and fresh protests have broken out across lebanon as the nation's currency dipped to new lows against the dollar and the capital beirut demonstrators gathered near the central bank and blocked off major intersections the government has been in talks with the international monetary fund for weeks but there are no signs of an imminent deal on an economic rescue package well those a

president donald trump has authorized sanctions against international criminal court officials and vesta gauging u.s. conduct in afghanistan the i.c.c. has rejected the measures calling them an unacceptable attempt to interfere with the rule of law north korea says there's little point in maintaining a personal relationship between leader kim jong un and the u.s. president if washington sticks to what it calls a hostile policies chung's foreign minister made the comments on the 2nd anniversary of that landmark summit between the 2 leaders. the united nations says it's horrified over the discovery of mass graves in the libyan city of tarhouni and other areas recently retaken from forces loyal to the war on khalifa haftar libya's un recognized government says the graves contain the remains of their soldiers who were taken prisoner more protests have broken out across lebanon as the nation's currency dipped to new lows against the us dollar and the capital beirut demonstrators gathered near the central bank and blocked off major intersections the government has been in talks with the intern