well start now to me detective where the difference is a veteran vesta gator who tracks down criminals in pakistan but the world of crime is gone bad thing is that in the big cities in the stolen property he works to recover walls not cash or juries but 1st thousands of people his work is essential here's a look at a farm laborer turned sherlock holmes. he may be a bit unsteady on his feet but his mind is still razor sharp they call him the sherlock holmes of pakistan 70 year old nosier nunchuck is a master at tracking he goes after cattle rustlers in his home village of customer the success rate is over 80 percent. tell you everything about a thief his size his weight how he walks you just have to be able to interpret them and there. is highly respected in his village 20 years ago the former farm laborer taught himself how to do detective work cattle rustling had been getting out of hand and customer since then he's returned hundreds of stolen cattle to their owners even the police regularly call him in to help on their cases. deals are often a great help to us after all he's been doi

up of what i know you'll be following developments for us we'll check in with you as the story for vestas from a moment's thought hi there joining us from bangkok thank you. flooding and landslides have killed at least 36 people in vietnam tropical storm and one can made landfall earlier that's adding to the damage done by heavy downpours in recent days and the country is braced for yet more rain and the chapelle points. entire villages submerged but even before tropical storm don cost truck this region hundreds of thousands of families in central vietnam were struggling to cope 2 weeks of rain have left communities isolated many can only be reached by boat it is . close to a 1000000 people. and. and. cars expected to drop up to 400 millimeters of rain in north and central vietnam by friday 200000 homes have already been flooded along with rice fields that people depend on to earn a living that's on top of hardships brought by the coronavirus this. continues. the. already. many. risky workers are delivering food and other supplies in the worst affected provinces into our thin hey province

vesta has been focused on takeout. >> we're just going to wait. our restaurant is so small, it used to be filled in there, but it was cozy. so, you know, the tables were too close to try to go in there and space it out. outside here we have the tables, the chairs six to seven feet apart from each other. >> reporter: retail stores, indoor malls, libraries and offices can now open at full capacity. but with the holidays around the corner and people wanting to gather, san mateo county supervisor david can he pa wants everyone to not let up. >> we need are he main vigilant. we need to make sure that people wear their damn mask. we need to make sure that people are socially distant. >> reporter: in the next tier down from orange is yellow. at this point the only place in that category is san francisco. reporting live in redwood city, anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, anoushah. >>> high schools across alameda county got the green light to open their doors to students. it can begin november 9th. the schools need to come up with a covid-19 hea

vestas been held for the common person especially for laborers it's not just the workers who are concerned by the 900 pages of sweeping legislation environmental groups fear companies will get away with causing more damage as the government makes changes to how permits are granted but economists say the law is necessary during indonesia's worst economic downturn since the asian financial crisis in the 19th the current environment continues especially with. the recession. if we can only expect that new normal we will be achieved in the 2nd half of 2021 then more and more companies will go bankrupt and in that sense will cause we lose all benefits rushing the legislation through parliament left little opportunity for the government to speak with workers and appease they concerns as this man shouts he would just keep fighting until the government listens jessica washington al jazeera to counter. this is al jazeera these are the headlines scariest sounds prime minister has resigned that opposition politician has been appointed replacement election commission has an all day early results of sun

citizenship in august i'll just innocent vesta gets of unit release the cyprus papers which revealed serious flaws in the citizen by investment program are investigative reporter david harrison is in the casea with more. we've had 3 announcements want the abolition of the investment program under which people could buy passports if they paid a certain amount of money in which our investigation revealed evidence of that was being abused the 2nd one was the president of the pollen to meet is this who was one of the people implicated in the scheme in our investigation he's announced to be stepping down until an investigation launched by the government is complete he'll step down from next week under 13 months in a sign of the 3rd announcement is that christakis giovanni an m.p. don't position m.p. an owner of the giovanni property group who was also exposed in our in our documentary is someone who is willing to help a criminal by a passport he's resigned as an m.p. under resigned all his party rolls what they say they said it was the current scheme is being abolished now that of course

pro-democracy demonstrators have gathered outside the german embassy in bangkok they want for lynton vesta gate the king's use of his powers while outside the country. also coming up. as a fresh attempt at peace between armenia and azerbaijan already failed there was fighting in the disputed region on sunday ahead of a new cease fire deadline also coming up. sheila celebrates after voting to replace the country's constitution in a referendum that removes the last traces of the pinochet dictatorship. and a new take on the test track and trace for travelers arriving in finland the country is pioneering the use of sniffer dogs to test for peron of vives researchers say the docs can identify the virus within seconds with close to 100 percent accuracy. as well come thailand's largest opposition party has called for prime minister. to resign as a special parliamentary debate begins to deal with ongoing street protests the prime minister. called the session in a bid to end the months of pro-democracy demonstrations while the session is underway activists have gathered outside the german embassy i

vesta says. >> shannon: is going to be a window between the vote the last week of october and election day. we will see if he gives us more clarity. the president faced a lot of questions from voters including those who want to know about how he would handle race issues. >> first of all, the tone and tenor of both town halls was completely different. george stephanopoulos was much more laid back. he didn't press biden that much at all. savannah guthrie at the beginning was rapid-fire in the interview almost. there was a lot of tension. the president was confident and came off very well as far as how he looked. some of the answers raised some eyeballs. eyebrows. there was one question about violence, and here's how he answered it. >> mr. president, what will you and your administration do to better prepare our law enforcement officers to work in collaboration with the communities that they serve and also to protect the lives of innocent black and latinos from police brutality and injustice? >> we have a senator named tim scott from south carolina. he came up with a bill that should've b